The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-24 00:00:00

sthese papers were referred to Committees. 'file title,
Pews from Spain is not of much importance, and that
revecting F is less. The Editor of the Cow 'ler
Francais says, be has been urged to insert a letter

from Mademoiselle Roabel, the School-mistress, rely,
live to the affair of the Lovedays' ; but declioes
plisse', as the truth of the matter will best appear
when Mr. Loveday's Petition is dismissed in the
Chamber of Deputies.
Fsawn; Fooos, Jas. 19.—Five per Cents. 85L 15c.
—Bank Actions, 1535 E

A regular Me of American papers have been te.
ceived this mornieg to the 31st of Dec., froinwhich we
copy the following :
KINGSTON. (CANADA) Dec. 2.—Our readers may
recolloet, that is an abstract we lately made of the
evideeee made is the British Parliament last winter,
relative to the timber trade, it was stated. that mitt.
eates of origin would be required •n shipmate
from the Colonies, sad that all timber thus ship.
ped, if not proved to be the growth of his
Majesty's Colonies. wand be trobject to the defies
exacted on Timber imported directly frem a foreign
state. Though this regulation has bees in force only
daring the present season. we understand that
schemes have bees already devised to introduce Timber
from the United States into the market of the Lower
Province, sod to export it from theses to Sighed,
with certificates declaring it to be the proper growth
of Canada. To check this species of fraud, whin' if
unmolested, would rapidly increase. it is is comes.
elation to form an association for the purpose of em.
ploying several trusty individuals along the frostier,
and elsewhere, whose business it will be to watch the
introduction of American Timber into the Provisc ,
and to detect and punish every person who may ends's-
your, by perjury, to procure certificates that it is of
Casadian origin. This association is, we ender.
stand, already numerous. and it will designees prere
beneficial in guarding the British Heyman•.
Arri►ed at New Orleans. Dec. I.—Brig Haeml,
Pierson. Alexandria , brig le Mime, Lieutenant A►s.
strong, Prise Muter, with 230 slaves. This vessel
was captured by the fished States sloop of war, Wt.
net, togethe► with a Columbia. privateer which had
previously captured this vessel and severs/ others*.
The privateer.' demised pert sakaowe.
HAVAxstaw.—Neurome, Dec. I.—Whet( the Aloes*
left H h 10th iast. there was so political news
of mach interest. The Castle of San Juan de I.lllso,
at Vera Crux, was still held by the Royalists. sad SDP
poops had sailed from U ah about Ilse 6th ise.
to relieve it.

The Irish papers received tedday bring as ammo
of the fatal coulict between a asenlsee et the Anew
try is this Weinty sit Cork sad a Corps et Tssnaary.
•This dreadful affair. however. bad ha origin. se is
Whiteboyism it seems, but private distillation. The state-
meats hitherto gives are sot saltiest either to justify
or condemn the horrible expedient of putting to dui
the unfortunate persons who bad Isere takes into els.
tody ; but enough is stated to confirms us in the juk•
meet we have repeatedly prosounced. cm the baps
prirty of employing Yeomanry on Fuels occasion.—
The °Seers of the late Royal Cork Voltmeter Corpj
of Yeonusnry. have met to consider the ',spline? oil
offering their services to Government, with a view tech
re-embodying that Corps on the present emergencyorktr
they authorised their late Commander to tumour
este with Major General Sir John Lambert as tic
subject. We trust the late occurrence will iodate
cb
Geseral to dispense with their offer.

The hirelings of the preas exclaim against the llg4
cultural meetings throughout the conutry, on accost
of the immoral and blasphemous speeches of
Noble Lords, Gentlemen and Farmers, who
ledge taxation aid tithes to be the ammo( all mu
Mica' and civil misfortunes. The diapUtal of all
difficalties. they maintain, should be left to tie oriel:
of Parliament ! So that, after having completed
.mischief they bare so long upheld, they unblushisi
call upon the people to resign their senses. to the
men who have betrayed them This is 'Heise right, a
ported by passive obedience, with a vesgeasee. Ate
won't do: Thepeople can read, and understand, too. I
promises, the boastings, and delusions of the PIOT
gathered Me storm, are still fresh is their recollu
His false prophecies ring in their ears, and they
not forget the man who shut them out from the
of heaven; who, during 23 years. governed E
with a rod of iron ; who suspended the Coedit'
and rendered MAGNA Cuanva and the Hill of 14
dead letters ; whit laid the foundation of all oar •
fortunes; and whose plans have been in.lsolov
followed up by his depraved aneteeuors. And what bt
undone, after 23 years of tyranny and misrule, tiny!'
finished in 16. So poor OLD EN AAA N A CIO"
boast of the world. the depot of commerce sad
of liberty. has because almost bankrupt and tool.
in the short apace of 39 years. Still we bra
Pitt Clots, Vice Societies. and Br irk (-street Gel•
these are the substitutes left us for the bk.:,
the Press, the purify of (lethal, an.l the int Va.
rights of Juries; but. we are consoled by tios
dection, that when "limes are at the worst,
mist wend." What the old hacks will lay
month must be very difficult to antitipatet
their corrupt resources are drying ap. 'lie Et.:
Igor is Sett empty, and never tun "
.wept by rags. which might give them soother!
erring beta.e they are tanked of ilesorliS

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