The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-08 00:00:00

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lOWleiflti litil4ND.
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• A moot syseeradi ime4lghly Nillitt easolisg vas
koid yesterday at thotlay of diss Timm. fir She'
of taltiaglato comidoratioe Ibis proms.
I:rettsatioa of the ishabitasta of the sootier*
Z
of Ireland, sad to miss sabemiptiosit to be
galeriep.
timray
eitirafter ~eche!. the Committee, ersillistr
with whom the project originated,
asi T. Wilson, Esq., M.P., was salted to dmr' .- '
,Chair. ' ....4
- Elps.4Atabsseatraald a dlieliley heel Wen white Isgt, '.. '
Ftb.test ease little AAssetas iiii'part. hat that derithe hod
wholly renewed. It ass rotative to the proprimpt4
seeentlessm who had woo forward oa the worm -• ' -..."
Masai * sot having km esassltal with Govemsmossr,
thoseetileriselifreeereat ely.l feeitieforaelatia, to
al, lathe Ce-
had, i
iba* bats mode.
. C. Rowcaove begged to cornet as error into width - ,
isse.
plsie Hosourable Clsairmas bad Lille°, relative to a sem-
assaication with Mishters. Nothing of that kind had
mirred, those' lett heat sight a sernmasicatios, sot
rTag airmail. bat very honisarable, hod heels vm•-
wed from the Right Hun. Sir Robert Peel, iseleaar
a mbscriptios.of 200L—(applause); another hem the
Right Hoe. N. Vassittert, containing a dosstios of
NW.—(applasee); and the third from Lord Liverpool.
aim costaisiag WOL—(Coistinaed applaese.)
Mr. Wits** explained, that string a Weer before
hiss be bail takes at for granted that a commasicatias
had bees made.
Mr. Runs moved. that a •• Subscription be now ow-
mewed to relieve the distresses now existing is !viral
provinces is the mouth of Ireland." Carried asstd. •
ilioasly.
A Ultwrituu,st read extracts from lettere, dated—the
one on the 22d April, from Tolle, in the toasty of
Clare, which gave a most heart-rending pietism or the
state of that past of Ireland. The bark bad bees tom
from the - the young wheats repeatedly reaped, and -
, carefully preserved ; is fact, to. tether
peeneetry to be in a state of fedniSkitad .
1 greatest dread of fever from 411•111141110
. There were 20,001) Persons •
ibaistence, asd double that saes
- , food LOOM than once in swan
of theComaty of Clore felt the
than moms other parts, as ifs •
paidealariydne pasture leads, os whisky •
War, cattle were fed for the see of dorms I
tbicb, after the peace, were tamed by 41#1411 #
waity to other pawpaws&
testimony that the description of dm ,
' was sat aa exaggerated one.
i lime were at prowl the awes

r,...
c

dim sagas el tits Archbishop of

haJ no objection to have hie nano'
be should be but a useless Commit•
, it his name could render the slight-
perfectly wiling. His Once was
Ake, as were the Marquess of Co-
ti Blesinton, Sir Charles Grant, the
Mr. Spring Rice, the Lord Mayor,
Aldermen, and a long list of gen-
informed the meeting that a lady, who
lame should ont be wade known, had
with 49 tons of potatoes and 10 tons
relief of the poor iu Ireland.
l',ork, in proposing the Duke of De-
unqualitieJ approbation to the plan
Chair of relieving the distress.
the list of subscriptions. Among
Blesinton, 1001.; John Smith,
,rchbishop of Canterbury, 1001.; Arch-
'. • the Marquess Cooynghim, I ;
.adfort, 30u/.; Heed, Irvine and Co.
, he bail also a list of subscriptions,
that of Lord Milton, 1001. 131 as
to understand t►at nothing farther
entering into the subscription, and.
Jitter, he had not got tbens with him.
precludes us from giving any further
proceedings of the Meeting, except to
-ommtinicate with the highest pl )
ibed before the meeting separated,

iDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTS.
liiimorton. Warwickshire, victualler, to gar-
the Dare of Mr. W. F. Wretislaw,
, at the Spread Eagle Ina, Rugby. At-
sw, Rugby ; and Messrs. Fuller mid
ushers, Regent-street.
Hanley, Staffordshire, mono-
re, 53, and June 18, at the
Attorneys. Messrs. Da:, Son, and
!ford-street, London ; and Mr. Jones, Star
Cumberland, draper, May 16, 17, and
wa end Mitre Coffee House. Carlisle,
Clennell, Staple's Ion; and Messrs. S. and
Lincoloshlre, linen-draper. May 13,
the Fleece Inn, Louth. Attorneys,
Wing, Gray's Inn-square; and Mr.
en-street, Clerkenwell, carpenter,
18, at the Court of Commissioners.
Dorset-gt►eet, Fleet-street.
'Wends, Re. to-morrow.)

-0a Wednesday next will be
Duck-yard, tit: Katland, of sixty

tie town have commenced retail-
.pence per pot.
,t took possession of the citadel

remainder of the loth ragimert
Deptford ; and the 72J are hourly

transports at Duck.

_ Honoursble Commissioners of
passing some days at this port, en-
in a Molar inspection into the de-
dished: they are making a t.or of

~uilar mission.
A Carter, who exposed a galaiag
CuHampton fair. ea Wednesday
perwns to iday with dice, was
Ity of two hundred pounds ; and,
isai been committed to oar county
Eaeter paper.)

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08; • Whim tbj boesos.'loy dims 1 Wer: a'Addlo;' threaten sossequenees fatal to the pewee( . the ~,„tk„, „ski he—"ar his; eat 1,, t,;lie,---;„g that from the treei. the you
kid ale, imaged hy../. WAffelder. MIL Bee. Onou.; 2. That maltioides of ladaltrious sot ow son 1 "" eea■ee wen to be attached so the writings, the rose-laces „nano
'141.000sr: Air Ma hiollies&willbsilolola captors Of laud have already been eacrwilal. Bud bye of Ile. than to those of Mr. Cebbett.-41,500d bribed the peanotri
laddttimase.
lit from Bemire isiehrubd,, become utterly sad inetrievalsly Imakrernet tint on
ePaPiniVl4.or It Mk well known that Mr. Lock. had to be wader the Mates
Ir. bettelees 'scot I eldsl• -tit others an onlv sustained by the respect ffne to Mirk a
1 II
"1".. 16,11.1 L Mel** Waled by °geld*, character, ni di t eosifideoce which their states io lift be hrebeha the "tee leetheeete at thge Sitrittveffewmihai• There
hod.. old Km N. isheApersi.since pat broom* by Mr. Coblott, and therefore r. mess 0 "I signal,
sad good conduct had obtained for them, or bold on to' Mott inloist perhaps ho charged, and not without nail not obtain food i
IfiIIIMIBIASAAR, Kingoserwa Nurse/Hi bet-.their procarioninistaaco by the feebearanee and bum- reams, with having derived his oasaiflos from Mr. fin. The coatra of
Ow the Bak of Hoeses, by Owinisisakaccost aiso of their creditors, onaccost of their unmerited eke. But notwithstanding all this, coldsett had wow mare acutely thu
Ws 7tegoiallowsG
an humbly irebiated to the isringa. .
~._ Weakly predicted the ants of Mr. Peel's Bill. It was, were formerly partial's
fille,11; li YOUN, (the Proprietor.) of this &. Tit however divitwersi else laid "novo toy 0° t° Yawner. botjaatice to add, that Sir R. Peel, a nestle- ditriagthe we, cattle
kiblhammt, intik Maeda en two Amu. and Owalaws Ms' rake* their rents, or the clew their tythee,_ that the._ I' man whom: Amass was admired
is venerated II all mot, bat which, after
witillsolittelesd few hledeettli4eite'nnohmeda leXthithlitirkisrk wan.lie"el rtraultimiwies ■„ °saw*, ew"Powel t. I,l_ll, Pvls•wes„
arlosetUaseelleeW who blew Yak ha previously predicted the effects of owners from necessity I
roe receipt. of II farm dad expenses, this SIOURIes. He stated that ha could setwithoot alarm, Ur. 81/1" bore toot
Hams Mille kg" navy day (
=ow tmoloopinsk ilia ender. see NE be sue' km tile Illiwao4 v.9lw, wt thit, 104118111•4094retts contemplate the elects of the meamno which was shoot distresses in Ireland wi
Woleg lloombor.the9lllllll ant is As oa which/as &lima ass fialf Oils origins& mottling. tabs introdociel. He shoald mew read to the Meeting Mr. & o said
bitegliateeentiad hoohe Vatimfoevy Hermisa, Is order to .1. pit ill .*say, illegerfoll._ .._. _ ,Ifeelwbserwro.twO_wtet°ll_,7 aa extract Nom p Pamphlet written in America, from of forty gentlemen dog
rmilamiasemoglima Maws Wag lateeMood. demi to of esniskyoMovi Isommvamsmslisi the "'on° " which h was ' know. he had dm , after retuned of "ham. el 11.90.1141
- Illommeissi will be ens. gee gambrel botheme fig* theopqn opal.* Of , Isiad. Woillh be them Ito this co - ,-it ..
bas heas,) ;MM. OM* Maness mug Os Med, or . • .. .
. ,. .. afik . prop 1 pm... of the diatoms's. r. Stmostpeoposi
• • J. • st' /1:0 e 11, d. • ' this Bill was likely to bring upon the country. CantraterY-
. laboar most - I her disnisieb. by the rapi4 alone-
et' : He abroad read to the Meeting a abort extract from that His Orace said be hi
Goo of the leads from whence they derive their wages work:
_. added. but he feared la
Tyke tor Forage, will he Aim ordiaartly diarist la " „., w„,rs.
tee mac. However, it
the mosoltothood. 61101 SOW to time, for dm Wm can, ""• That , -of all the wild schemes that ever issued from the
&Lief Hors, will hero eau Feeds., a pock 41 the 7.
_. at it apper.by the report of.th.e AgrinituralL... heads of weak sad obstinate non, this (Peel's Bill) is eat benefit. he was per
added to the Coalmine
Wet" eley, as beer's vandal' assydw, we will C°ll"tuee* as well ol ill" present es " tut y"r, 1"" tinariltint, this is the most visionary ; and the fate of it
le amp • weak, tear yams Troy tamer .on two au alteration of the curreacy has beim affected, by which
been ceased Whist Man. bwhimithe met he latmetWasoffiden for a mend dimination has in the price of will be something like this: after having caused un. Oyngisam, the Earl of
speakable misery
imidiste Week(withent Marie. Me logs im glom liz- agricultural produce; and it is farther stated, that each among the poorer classes ; after Duke of Devonshire, Si
having crushed a great part of the middle classes; after Sheriffs, several of the
la,„,4l2dwidn,"l6l.llthoshnlbtur /tram." theConfe.tudrUkr""vey pr'lre;
paelcotcsalltiellofitioidllobealryPeeliteegand lalit'booared, aawdilltheaffwaeetriallarhsheec having driven awn to foreign WW a considerable por- titnen;„
PA) labourer, and co Genii occasion a and moral lion of the real resources of the country ; after having "tr. Erlwraorr info,
limes met atiCorriage Beams, may be nee lb Lianas. ill Yf h freighted a vessel with
~. ,- -.., . brought the nation to the eve of some terrible coeval. insisted that her name
algieda dem Algona ohs of Me Mown lea Noddle pressure spent/tea eettY° t 4 walistY/ "'"' t"ex"e' lion: after all this, it will be abandoned; and sever
kossa lama kwalowod so gI 0 4111 1i 0 Igo apna.ssinknin of this pressure does not appear to be stand by the 14100 written expectation of seeing cash-payments again exist of herrings. for the reli
ints,,conand nmoininno poweehigwoolonnedin„ aatkontylanel which doyen therefore left to cosijeclare; in an mind except that of • born idiot. Theresa& can Mr. I
3_•uis, of Corl
=more" go he cnodeed. nim,mde:gewooss, oe they practically know that they have bean obliged for be r!
41,40n1y . 1 . ..
t by a previous COINS MOH. vonsbire, gave bison
apt ilabealhey moot ebelpikaliNaba the lkooktioas laid some time past to sell two bushels ofeorn,or two pomade
;here was, bow creme, another part
.of Mr. Coblott's *off_ fes_ted from the Cis
Ma bribe Servaide of em of meat or other prodoce, to pay their taxes and demands, iff■rs which it was perhaps more difficult to under- .0-r. ttou•CRON? read
.fashlo_lfsartwirf. Insitoolse_. and Smith, Wasting to the for which one pound woaldbdore suffice; bat whatever writings 11.•• stand. He meant the opin ons expressed by „, i him in hi, them were the Earl ol
ameronn airosortaatt mown; over the &aloes • care- may le the extent of the depression occasioned by
g
eml Stehle-wee selected; mot michalterations of the at ,itis evidently& measure number of the 4th of April. He there recommended Mr. Esq. 1001. ; Archbislo
df=rwOrrli.
all Mint, to guard as much as possible fraught with the grossest injustice, unless its accompa- Peel's Bill as a paoacea for all the distresses of the bishop of York; lOW. ;
hosildems„ pirtiadarly those arisieg from Horses _,_. . . • __. . ... • country.—His words were these:— the Marquess of Illeadl
Mbg Owe la Ode Malls. tied into a proportionate Twasetion or sue entire amount
" This is the stele of things now ; bet let Peel's Bill go 1001.
Butafteadmi will be paid to Horses' Feet, which Is of of taxation and all other charges, both upon the public
Into fell @Beet ; let legal tender be pat as red to ; let the Mr. °WYNNE said, h
basest lopsetarece, while they are out of regular wort and prints indastry of the coontry. Under any other Ragman be compelled to give geld, sad not Mother Bank Amongst which was di
illiaises purchased, meat be paid for Previous to Dell- circumstance., the public creditor, and all others stair- notes in exchange for his rags; let the country be be had been given to
tef, sad nuat ho warned wows the almond Hay, and ing their incomes from the taxes, will possess themselves able to go to him neat May, with Peel's Bill is people
was intended, than en
Mistkpreseribed Hoer. la that Day, if they should bo of property to which they have 00 claim, sad In the pre and say, • give me a sovereign for this rag ; let that hippy a- i
Want of room preci
'pointing a Cominitti
noshed,
_end prove unsound. seat moment appear to dowels all the fruits of industry, day come, and then we shall see gold all over the country,
1° rf*Pnearediaimi.of Horses sold, may meths the Amount whether derivable from agriculture, manufactures, or and wheat, ea en arerege of years, at 4 skillings a braise!,
state (what rte COMIIIIII
Report of the proceed
item ( foe Keep, Commission, 110.0 on the commerce. or, perhaps, at three shillings 1
that the sum solos:rib
TM Day allts Sale. 9 However various the opinions of the cum, which
l" This Is what I, have been, tailing the money-hoarders for
tat of Danes that may betaken away unsold, must S. a cog thae. Ah . hut this happy day' is not to arrive !
ltputalaa money.
Tie ritildw of me Bazaar will not Deal in Horses, the country labours, it is moda they cannot be ascribed
the
„ • wisdom of Parliament, and It Is now to decide, whether --....,-,.
'eamed! or Imllmatly, bet eonduet Islesself meat strict. to any want of industry, Nitro, or patience, on the or not it be the best • coarse of polity to establish a metallic
hum Apia: nee will Any &Mat be allowed to Deal, part of the people; they do not hesitate to say, that, in basis,'" In abort, a law Is now to be proposed to enable FROM TUESDA
**he way Penteirite. their opinion, the various plans recommended by the couatry bankers to rcAsse to pay is gold atter May, INS. -
~.kin may Gentry Dealers may be disposed to send Horses Agricultural Committee do not afford any prospect of until Mey, ISM! Make it for cur! None of your haggling
lmbevarer. as Abatement will be made (to them only) In mitigate and permanent relief, and that, so far from about it. It is eternity." s
""kup tee Commission god Forage. placing British agriculture upon a fair footing with That might be a happy day for Mr. Cubbett, but it cer- T. Griffith, Hillmortos
render May vi. at lb
Willy Most be a day of ruin and disaster to the Farmers.—
oftallira whatever, will. of "wive, be that of the Owner countries uotithed and compuatively.untaxed, the pro lie bowner had no objection that hir. Cobbett should be Rugby. OS and Junelß, a
----- - posed regulations appear to expose it, mere than the
nod f—tne people of England were sufficiently enlightened gurneys, Sir. Wrativlsw.
ME oftAVEL .1413 STONE, LUMBAGO, 4te. present law does, to an unfair sad unequal competition.
lIICELIAN'S PILLS are allowed to be the most It is evident that the country is charged with burdens sato Imbibe
i taalid•hattrsoaund do
from ctrines of txi5.,,„.....tne.,:,...t.,::: ....... Carlton-ehanthi
f W. Marsh and W. Wi
...-.,__lallassabit ProParattow for dbeteallY removing. gad hitherto unparalleled, and that, unless the fruit. of in- doctrines. The Hoe. Gent. proceeded to point oat to the
•-osomtibe future nourreace of those Disorders which dustry and labour are equal to sustain this, which un- hlosoinothe point and fitness of the Resolutions. sad con- suture" of eirtheuwar
bettylall ah imperfect action of the Urinary Organs as wan Inn. Hanley. A
auestionably at present they are not. those hardens must chimed by giving them his most hearty support.—[Wengier Meredith. Guildford-stre
d lame, Lumbago, Pain le the Beek sad Lola* •
mwasioni_.. si, vela,. ea. caverkitatha masa kimono' bed equetely and immediately reduced. that the want of space prevelsts us from eking the Hon. ford and Hanley.
Geotiomea's won more at g .] len tb T. Hewitt. Carlisle, Ct
milleseek,„__ Ibis Italy valeaMe tallow shout Mr. Disney was processing to state his reasons for
Attoroe)v. Mr. Cleonell,
"serellealtaai the oforreetialf Melon. of Ono dlw eselmsditsf the rmolotiwor, whew Mr. BRAMITON opposed the Resolutions, on the Jane IS, at the Crown
e..,' MS dames* Wry is On wasiMille•aml Me. Towns proposed that the meeting should he es
ground that the distresses of %Melt they complained
w. Bradley, Louth, I.
"16800loffiloommiter awe diet arks JUNI& jestrood to the open air In Orregerielnlen of the owes- arose oat of circumstances which were beyood the con- G. Saul, Carlisle.
bMa ef die oldest Polak Mediehies mane; sodas wrap orowded state of hall. trout of Parliament. He denied that taxation or the al-
-14, and June IS, at the
Messrs. Handley and W
*le" lad Mull wwllorwkl mobtehh 04 lbS The althea was carried, awl tbe aesenthly Boned into termini of the currency were instrumental in bringing
liCtc.a. the opeungase in frost of the hall. aboat the distresses udder which the agriculturists la- T. B. Phillips, Louth.
%Arta el N. sad Its' by Hellete% Clete"' Mr.Dnismotheonterod,atconsiderableingsit(which boared, end in support of his argument instanced the J. Pritchard, Rosoma
ride, Bt. Paul's, and WO, Regent-etneeta ((seer latter part of 1513 and the iseginniao of 1816, in which May 11. la,
-"nth Roosit) Loads* ; fek Watertown.... our limits prevent us from following), into the cans. and June Ii
vii and St, baeaema.ste,nt. Dublin; sad by re pita• of the rennin distress, which ha attributed to execs. much distress prevailed, although Mr. Peel's Bill was Altura's), Mr. Dewy, Do
*italicise Vendors throughout the United nobs. sive taxation, and a defective state elh te camper. He not then in force.
‘,... (Dividend
exposed the heartfelt gratifiethissa he felt at seeing so T. B. LcSNAItD, M. P. supported the resolution*,
PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. novesehas and respectabk a meeting assembled en this which, in his i i
-ow— ocarina It was the right of the people so assemble list prevailing diuresis, and pointed out the only certain Pi.vmovvit. MAT 6 -
omtwore INTENDRD. TO RS PROPOISS on TIER for the purpose of considering what remedy should he remedy. launched from this Dui
ellAuliss or Tax aanat or TES COMMITTER or applied to any existing grievance; that right was per- Mr. Towsn and Mr. BARTON also spoke in favour of guns.
tst winos moos; ore osaicuidrunat, Disinitill. featly in unison with the spirit of the British Coast'• the resolutions. The publicans of chi
(COLoti IL DAvltte. :
union, and he hoped the people would never lose sight Admiral MANTEL M.P. admitted that the agr.cultural ing their beer at flies
extolled, 1. That any tax which, ly being interest laboured ander very great diffwulties. He au- ., IlleffoollY of it. The 15:II regiment
„Pime4, acts as a bounty to olio part of the kingdom C. C. Weausus, M. P., stated his perfect concurrence doubtedly thought that the state of the currency and
on Tuesday list ; the r
1.- 4 the itreillei" of withers is, in ill °wit", "tints in the resolutions. He traced the existing distress to the weight of taxation had a considerable effect in pro.
°Mht to be discontinued.
1 f‘, three tanaes—overwhelming taxation, a defective daring those difficulties, but he did not believe that has proceeded for Dept
, t the gross produce of the Excise duties on system of corn-laws, aid Mr. Peel's bill. The effect of those two circumstances operated to the extent which expected to arrive io ti
,76Sirs, soap, and candl a Great Britain, amount- that bill, with reknit* to taxation. was to double the his Hon. Colleague (Mr. Western) seemed to imagine. A deputation of the
Mr. MATInW was of opinion that a redaction of rents
Ks map,
Tear etwfing the ith of Jaaaary, 1822. to the load under which the mostly had previonly suffered. Customs have been pass
-•"3.)7,2301 I and the set predate to 3,4783761. After expatiatiag for nine Huse in the Corn Laws and and tithes would tend greatly to alleviate the distresses
gii. That there if 0 Ise Excise duties levied in Inlaidgaging themselves in a
tazarioa, he tome to that which he mid he considered of the farmer.
partm.-ni here establish
41;4, salt. or candles; mid that the gnu &mould of the mill cause, of the distresses ratter which they la- Tbertoolations were then carried almost unnitnously,
~.' stren bather, in the year ending the sth of Jaaw baited. he amain the late thaw is the mummy of the sot more than half a dozen bands being bold up against the lit Demo upon a sit
"I' Ira, wu 31,5941. country, operating, as he bad already stated, upon tax- them.—A Petition, founded on the resolutions, was also A man, named James
4. yhst ,i,,,
"Lela
of , w ,
Iltisof "'`
1_,.. the duties on soap, candies, and hides, in Great To that taxation which had already exteaded so far, se Ike o'closk. last, and tempted the gee
S" le, be forthwith repealed. to be with difficulty, if it all, further bora' by the _____-.--o_•momolossa convicted in the penalty
,i TWA LI., Yesterday the Marquess of Londonderry and Coast for default a payenret he
of. . --...zes on windows and leather, is belied, ametry It miss power which, is its woodrows room, nhwith reealed,.
changed the property of debtor and creditor. It was a Munster bad audiences of the King. gaol fur six touuths.—(E
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