The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-07 00:00:00

An Beath Ostialatit
20th October, states; adese, ,
sat of the priacipal Grogle
coaled himself, and Aso leesped
isferesed him. that be Ma Ms
list of I,ll7llGreeks who bad then been _
Smyrna ilea.. by theTorks. Of tie nembirel'ilit.
(hued afterwards be could obtain no, anoint. hat it
was very considerable.
Paps. JAW. 2.—A seral-pariodical Jamul. esti-
dad Ghiatims AVM*. susesoces this day li a posi-
tive meaner, that the imbed of Voltaire and Rousseau
have bees takes from the tufts of the new Church of
SeAste•Oesueiere. . . . •
• • • • . • • • • •
Atomising scene took place yesterday es the
Boalamed Most Paroasee. Versions, entirely dif-
ferent frees each other. are Is •eireulation respecting
this affair; we bastes to give's curvet • statement of
the facts as they really took place.
M. . '• . . , an English gentleman, had placed his
three daughters to board with Mademoiselle .. .
Os rennin from a journey to &tend, he ',Ulrike
asusaished to learn that three had chained their reli-
gion, aid abjured Prooestantism.—The eldest aged
sweaty-two, was in a Copycat: be went to see her, and
learnt that she was with the Superieure de is Ma-
t Toile.
Bela' *sable to see her. M waited in his
carriage on the Boolevard where she had to pass;
wises his daughter arrived !Jayvees two nuns, the
dtilsir aceestpanied by Mr. B. sprang from his car-
riage,Mtited his daughter and endeavoured to tear her
from the two nuns, whose cries brought the guard.
The Officer conducted the father, the daughter, the
two sass, and the witness, to the Commissary of Po-
llee is the Roe de Bee. The Magistrate refused to
ensue se the father his daughter, who is Major. . . .
hf caused M. Dupla to draw op a petition,
*bleb was presented this morning to the Chamber of
Deputies. We abstain from all rellections on this
affair, which is interesting to every family.
Ao article from Hambuegh, dated the 28th ult.
states, that all secret societies, of whatever kind, have
ben prohibited in Poland; nor is any Pole allowed to
be &member of any foreign secret society.
Mnceau, I)sc. 31.—The umber of vessels ar-
rived hers by sea during the year 1821 was 1572, of
whieb from England 562, France 92, Ras is and the
Baltic 99, Sweden and Norway 66, Finland 10, Den-
mark, Jutland and the coasts 31.1 Holland, East Fries.
hied, the Wooer and the coast 377, Portugal 38, Spain
and the Meditorninen 106, the Canary Islands 8,
North America 47, South America 34, Brasil 86,
East &dies 6. Only thrertships have been on the
seal and whale fishery, and moves on the herring
fishery. Tbe umber of vessels sailed to various ports
(exclusive of the smaller vessels) was 1102. ... t:
Sr. Pa sssss ono, Dee...14.—.06 the 17th 'ref Ns
umber there were, some shocks of an earthquake felt
at Elew aid .Urean ; I. the first town three, which
were slight and without any noise, each lasting a few
sesomist at Vass there was a pretty apartsiOpk, so
that the hop* ware ueuslilly gables.
et single beau is Phlkdolphisp iserip:orlithS)iims.
eamiths, sill a asillion of dollars in bald. to be shipped
for &glad, to pay fur Foreign manufactured goods.
(9r/trine paper.)
The National I atilligeseer of the 7th alt., states
that Were had bees received from Mr. Wise. Caked
Stases agent, and from Mr. Wiltbergb, agent es dm'
Colonisation Society, and cum some of the settlers
on the coast of Africa, u late as the 7th of August.
The agents and settlers were skill at Fount Bay, In
the Colony of Sierra Leone, waling tbelermiastion
of the rainy season. when they expected to visit
(Read Buss, in hopes of soaking a settlement there.
Them would be no obstacle to this bat the slave-
trade, which is still carried en in this neighbour-
hood,' although contrary te the laws of all the Go
vernments of Earupe and America. The agents
write. that there was no doubt of ultimate success to
the plans of the Society. if persevered in. The first
settiers had been remand from Sherbro' Island to
Fours Bay, and although they bad eacountered many
unexpected hardships and difficulties. they were not
at all discouraged, but all wished to remain in
Africa. There were sumerus applications from the
coloured population in the United States to be per-
mined to proceed to join the intended new establish-
ment at Grand Bassa.

The President's Message was brought by the ex-
press rider of Stockton and Stokes, of Baltimore. from
Washington City to Baltimore. In use Amnesia fifty-
fire iniaittee,being I much shorter period than that

sitatanee (thirty-eight miles) be. ever been travelled.
it was issued by the Editors of the Baltimore American
in one hour end thirty-five minute. after its receipt.—
We regret to learn that one of the riders employed in
carrying the express was thrown from his horse, whilst
descending a hill, and died the mom evening. It was
the person who prove the mail patio heiress this city
and Baltimore at the time of tkarobting of the mail
by the Hares!
now TIC CIILLICOTBI (0110 OCIIITTIt, NOT. 29.
EARLY WINTIL—OO the night between Friday
and Satutday last, the snow fell io this town and
vicinity to the depth of to 10 to I? inches. It has
not yet disappeared, sad every thing around no is
clothed in the brilliant livery of a polar veinier. The
three or four last weeks have been unusually cold, for
the season.

Mr. W►t.t.►cx's BENZFIT.—On Monday (this even-
ing) next, the profits of the Theatre is this City are
allotted to the Benefit of Mr. Wallach, and we are
sure so lover of the drama can be insensible to the
occasioo. His respectable character as as individual,
his accomplishments as a finished gentleman, his cor-
rect and gentle demeanour as a husband and a father.
endear him in private life to his friends and acquaint-
ance, as much as his professional talents and acquire-
menu, render him a steady favourite with the public,
and would abbe form a sufficient inducement for every
one that can, to honour his Benefit night; but when
we who he lies immovably confined to a coach of
illness and suffering, danger and appreheesion of what
may come, while his wife and family are separated
from him by the Atlantic. it forms a complicated case
of distress to w►ich no heart can be indifferent. but
must experience a lively pleasure in giving vent to its
sympathy on so favourable au occasion as is now
offered. We have the plenum to add that already the
appearance of the Box book warrants the most san-
guine expectations of his friesils.--(8. Pun, Dee. 16.)

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*in Obisas7v-, toe pre!apimi amongst
tkpiii.. .The:gallows was S*l:li a large field , tetra
tiltsc,ins. 'Mato% Kelly, end Shia, askiscitilede
Ishii; silk, bat Mullane and lEiely declared. tbetnis rti
iiHtocteat .of the crime fsr whiCit they ware 'to suffer—
of the clergyman called NI Maly. and waited
.against dying with a lye, .. month, when' hi
still parsisied'in his lama
anakist

was sworn twenty yews ago, sued also .eight years
back, but he had no haul io the late disturbances.
He addressed the assembled multitude, nod begged of
thens'to refrain from nightly meetings, 'which would
sooner or later bring them to the gallois.
Times o'cLocu.—The, sub-Sheriff, Mr. Cuthbert,
hat just returned [roam Newcastle, with the bodies of
the unfortunate men—they have been buried in Crop-
pies Hole.
D. Martin was also taken out and logged pur-
suant to his sentence. The Hangman was the ope-
rator.
On Friday last, Garrett Liston was sent into the
county Gaol, charged with the murder if Thos. Buck-
ley, a crews whiney, informations of which Was sworn
before that lam Magistrate, Thos. P. Vukes,
(Telegraph.). • '
Two MUNININDIII4I4IITTI DI sssss RD NY TWELTS
Pouen.—On Sunday night last, a banditti amount-
ing to two hundred, fifty of thfm mounted, asseashied
at a pliei called Raven, near Crusbeen, in the county
of Clare, they demanded arms from several houses,
but their chief object was to carry off a quantity of
cattle and property to prevent it from being seised fur
rent. The party of Major Warburton's Police *tenon-
ed at Crosheen, lading there eo numerous, called on
Mr. W. Butler and a party of the Revenue Police,
also on Mr. Corry, Revenue °Seer, who in the most
spirited meaner joined them—As soon as es banditti
was challenged, they took to night, but some of them
turned round and fired upon the Police/lobo imme-
diately returned it, and took six primal, a horse,
bridle, aid saddle, which they brought into Ennis.
The ram were immediately committed by Major WM.
antler the White-bey set. Thip act is highly
creditable to Major W.'s corps and the Revenue Po-
lice, meowing to oily twelve men, in thus dispersing,
(and snceeediag in taking prisoners) so formidable a
body of these miscreants—this is the second time they
have appeared in somber, is his 'district, and the
well disciplined Polite under his eglemeoll biro on
bulb mansions gives a good mama of lbone...—(Li-
aseriek Tekgrepl.)
CORTLICT NRTWIIIIN ?NB MILITARY AND TIM IN-
'cairns IN vitt Coungry or Ltstautex.—The
access* bears, that the 42d Regiment came up with a
party of the insurgents, "et few night. awe." near
Rathkeale. Same rumour of this kind was given is
our last, but the field of battle was near Ballioagra-
nagh Chapel. The accounts however, agree in the
exact number of the killed and wounded I lye of the
(eraser. aad seventeen of the latter. The affair must,
therefrom, have bees the same.

Now, tie Limerick Papers received at our Office this
day, are totally West as to di tattle of Rathkeale. If
the active stated bad takes place, (and observe, it must
have been &few days Weer' last Saturday.) it would,
necessarily have been known in Limerick on Tuesday,
for Rathkeale is only twenty miles from that City!—
Need we say more ?—(Debfin Rm. Past, Jam. 3.)
Tel Yaomaxar.-0a the second day of Christ-
mas, at the Pair of Dromore, a disgraceful and fatal
quarrel took place, which terminated in the death of one
man, and the wounding of several others.—As well as
we Gould collect the eircamstasees, the yeomanay of
that town, who were called upon to quell the tumult,
fired into a public-house, where some of the rioters,
who bad been throwing stones, bad taken refuge,
thereby producing the unfortunate consequences we
have just stated. An inquest has bees held on the
body of the deeeated, but we have not yet learned the
verdict. Several persons implicated in the transac-
tion have been committed to Omagh gaol, and the Ma-
gistrates of that neighbourhood are investigating this
lamentable business with the seal and energy which
become their station, and which are due to justice, aced
the peace of society. Respecting the origin and pro-
gress of this affray, theirs are various contradictory
statements in circulation, which we decline girls' pub-
licity to at present, as the affair mast become the sub-
ject of legal inquiry.—(ffroe Packet.)

LAW CHAMOIS IN IRELAND.--Mr. Sande, we un-
stand, has declined to accept the Chief Justiceship of
the King's Bench, although accompanied with the
offer of a Peerage. The Solicitor-Oeneral succeeds,
therefore, as a matter of course, on the retirement of
the present Chief Justice, which, it is expected, will
not be long deferred. The appointment of Mr. Bushe
to this high situation, will afford universal satisfaction.
--(Dab .tforuiag Post.)
Accounts received from Dublin on Saturday, stated.
that Mr. Plunkett has ►een appointed to the office of
Attorney-General, which be had filled in 1803, and
several fallowing years.
On Saturday a Court of Directors was held at the
Rase India House. when Gient.-Heneral the H -
able Si E. Paget, 0.C.8. was appointed provisionally
Cammaader•in-Chief. of all the Company's Forces in
India, and Second Member of Council in Bengal on
the death, resignation, or coming away of General the
Marquess of Hastings.
Just. b.—The Russian frigate Apollo.
Capt. Tonbelioff. will go out of harbour to-morrow.
and sail on Monday, on her voyage of Discoveries in
the North Pacific. She will touch at Rio Janeiro.

Robert Mantillas. Esq.. has bees appointed one or
the Clerks of Semion is roots of Sir Walter Scott, who
has been oersted a Baron. For a period of nossual
length Mr. Hamilton has discharged the oMee of She.
Mel Lanarkshire. in the most meritorious and coo-
sciestioas manner.—(Rdinbargb Star.)

ectiaaleig LEOPUBIitt• "A •
011WILIO TASTE.' "J 1 of

(112:r• wit- Iliellikl'ifette a
lia :Iry MI, Giumatesillf it Ise ilefoilltitit,
a Seffilayetnal. HedlellMaditbs Nab** like a visa
44.114#.149P'11W "Ploo4llo,llPriently with perfect
iywpself. The •lopaiiitikinstretneats tis
at be 'occasionally referred. ffif.tlie tittrposti of : illue-
111e tentarlts, must have cotta coiiiidirable sum;
`Ma tilditors fondue?! of hot more they tee pet.
Imola the Pit, a deco. in the boxes; ands very few
li tkalilailaHasi . Tido tireuntstancidlyi 14. he M
1., 1
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,whet is calletl" rok Tisala."- and
. '11.!1,1. . • ; ' phrases whiqls are asty..generally
r''', IIY mud wiik a view to dap many we
(` • Mike, an Italian Heger, , withitower mid skill
well inferior to thet•of one of our own choruses. shell
holliolaredixodleat by the wall-dresied rabble, tbit is
la•pip, by these who loattgo at the Opera. satbwito eft
M *norant of music as they are of. the Italian language:
limited of their own. This, to be sure, is," public
. e." or "public opinion ;" end this, of course, it iii,
tpuntedantil a nightly exhibition of vice, 'riliai-
. ,Italliliaeltireardlstn, at a eertife Minor Theatre.—
eleklasitaa leisure. oa the sublime science of Astro.
iAnniopty boxes; and the representatives of duet-
-11141141111410% and vagaboadit, are greeted with the most
proarions applause. Mr. Goopacax will probably be
considerable 'offerer from his landOlnexeruons. while
cute ere to the dlseased"apiiiiite of the mob will
et their despicable gains, • and write sounding
parartpbs upon the "discernment of an enlightened
public. • This would be all very well if it were
,opallatid within proper limits. " livery man to his
Woke We prefer the conversation of Mr. GOOD-
MVO to that of CoriAthiess 17ent; nay we would rather
hear a disquisition on the pluietary orbits than the
elsoib;siA:e of slam ; no matter to us whether it were
Nab &rally Master Jerry,er belched oat by•one
of hie • teispeeloote. This Is our taste ; and yet
~
me sboakl•meillbialteliblastinganyoetrwho gratified 's
we ; provided /so did net attempt to rake proselytes to
pis opinion. ligt when.we find tat the nauseous, mum-
npery we have mentioned, is identifl with all that' we
its told is respectable in society, we think it is our duty,
lit least, to endeavour to real the sensible Ina Of the
INlmalimity to a little sober reflection. A fashitninble
paper bas given us a long list of nobility ami gentry
who, with their families.. hare patronised the exhi-
bition in question. Now, if we. of toe lower order,
observe that the frequenters., of a hall at Aluieck's
age represented as blackguards sod 'slatterns, and
that the frequenters themselves applaud the represent
sties, is it unreasonable in us to infer brit they idnii.
besorrectiwes? And if our expectant and insipient Le,
are taken by their Sires to heat 4, pi
" "runt Glees," and "kiddy Catches" (kW!
novi
t the language of pickpockets. is that of the Mat*
gees, in announcing the entertainment,) can we, be sop:
prised if these scions should hereafter adopt the tell;
of the Lesson, even thongli their formal prattles.
not exactly agree with the letter? ' _ 1
We trust we shall be believed, when we declare, ilia
our observations on this subject have not bees iednead
-by any invidions motives. Indeed, if amp analog,'
ought to be made for the comparison, we feel that that
apologyit due to Mr. GOODACRII, with whom we have
no communication whatever. He, we have no doubt.
will forgive us for comparing the honorable exertion of
his talents with that tlipgustiog buffoonery from the
t afTwideit, we retire with pleasure; and we
assure Mr. G. that our object has beep to place,
obe and the olhet-is Wipers is pouible.

AGRICULTURAL DIATRISS.—A notice has been
Issued. moat respectably signed by six Magistrates, for
a Public Meeting to be holden at Taunton on Wednes-
day next. Tim object of this meeting is "to consider
the propriety allaying the present unparalieleddistress
of the Agricultural Interest before the Legislature."—
The imperative necessity of the purpose stated is un-
happily no longer doubtful, and accordingly we bed
that respectable persons, however discordant in their
political opiaitias and conduct, appear actuated by a
common sense of danger, and are co-operatiog accord-
ingly throughout the kingdom in the representation
of the painful situation in which they stand. That
the facts which now so oppressively assail the
landed interest should be made known to Ministers,
through a medium unimpeachable for its truth and
accuracy, is highly desirable, especially as we bear that
Lord Liverpool, on his recent visit to Bath, affected not
to believe that the evil complained of did prevail to
any serious extent. Those gentlemen, therefore. who
by themselves or their stewards have been enabled to
keep a regular statement of the expenditure and die-
bursemeat on their estates, will feel it an important
duty to attend the Meeting announced, and by em-
bodying the facts of their respective cases, attach
them as a rider to any petition they may resolve upon.
General averments of diminished or defeated incomes
will operate no conviction ; but, supported by the in-
contestibilisy of facts, the remedy, if any. must be
at once granted or denied.
MR. Coos.—(From Cob4ett's Weekly Register,
Jan. 5.)—" SATVADAT, Dec.ls.—Spent the evening
amongst the Farmers at their Market-room et Holt.
—Here, as every where else, I hear every creature
speak loudly in praise of Air. Coke. It is well known
to my 'sadists, that I tkink nothing of him as &public
mac ; that I think even his good qualities an injury
to his country, because they serve the knaves whom
he is duped by to dupe the petiole more effectually ;
but it would be base in me not to say, that I hear from
men of all parties. and sensible men too, expressions
made use of toward him that affectionate children use
towards the best dissents. I have not met a single
exception."
On Wednesday evening MadamsCatalani arrived at
the Queen's Head Inn here; but unfortunately this
accomplished linger. having caught a cold which
produced a hoarseness, the concert advertised for last
night at the Assembly Rooms, was necessarily post.
poned to &Weds'', to the great disappointment of
many eesutry parties.
Niiieanct.e-veom-Trce, Dec. 4.—We regret to
state, that the beautiful mansion of Siaton Delors!, the
seat of Sir Jacob Miley. Bart. a few miles from this
town, was destroyed by ire last night. Report says,
that it broke out in one of the upper rooms, in a
chimney. The superb stables are not injured.
A new invented system of propelling bunts by
item, has been invented by a person in New Bed-
ford, by which a boat 26 feet long has been propelled,
by two men, four miles in twenty minutes. and it is
thought the plan may be applied to propelling the
largest steam boats with more velocity and much less
tos.er, than isresuirid by the present system.—(Jl'ew
York.)
The steam boot which arrived yesterday, same all
he way from Albaney, 04.• river being entirely clear
.1 in.—(Ness rode Mere. Advertiser. Dee. 10.)

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