The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

'f Le defendant signified Ids intention to appeal.

but _ civil and
yet be saved.
bIe.MAX'..
Represeating, as
suet, 110 thine'
online' es a'
forte of the
selves sod the a 0....
called a found ry.
Would briag.bark many to this country. and so increase
the demand for the supply which sew glutted the nu-
het. To reduce taxes was the remedy for " the dying.
'foreleg, and rioting" classes of the people. The ono
isediefaele, called Peel's Bill, bad thrown the distresses
the producer% by relieving the pressure of taxation. the
*Riad of the consumer would mcrease and alleviate the
lldealtiss of the producer.
_
fir. HOBHOUSE shortly replied. The silence of lila
Wintry gentlemen on a question of general relief walla
convince the public that their sots* and clamour oaf
other occasions proceeded entirely from "elfish consider.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.
William Johnson Mal up to be beard no .11;1 pe-
tition to lie diseherged, sad was opposed by Mr. Pot.
lock oa behalf of the Trestees of the parish of St:
Leonard, liberalist-h.
It appearei by the insolvent's essesioatioi. that b.
had bees tea yearicollector of the parish,
.and that
he bad lately become deficient le his accounts in the
aim 6(3831. which he bad applied to his dwn use.
He gave security to the Trustees at the time he was
appointed.
Mr. Pott.ocs submitted to the Court, tl at a clear
ease of embezzlement bad been made out against the
lasolvent. Whether tbi securities were gaol or bad
coold make aotlifferesee. The Trustees were boned
to Issas execatioa against the lasolvent's goods as
they had done, or they could not substaatiate their
claim agaiast his sureties.
Mr. HilTirg for the Insolvent, streammisly contend-
ed, that so ease was made against him. the Intel-
vest's deficiency at the end of tee years Ire "'this,
but a debt, as betweets two ladivideals Bodbilf
thee, He bad given sonnies to the 'Bear* Of Trus-
tees, aid was not their serest to aay &Asa atilt made
his deficiency emberslement,: tier suss Aire soy fk-
stance of the Collector of a pulpit, body Wag ladiutial
for an embezzlement, though there was asony *-
stances of their being deicieitt in thole paymeota.
The Crows bad particular rights, whieb•Beards had
not; awl the Board of Trainees bad, lb' the preemie
ease, take. every thing the lestsiveat had lusatteatioa
as for a debt, sad hod also bite etteettes to leek to,
but still not content. they MIN Oeert to oppose
his Alsebsege. The lasolveut. tw ems, eider the
peso; chase of the Act. mast-have fraud is his mind'
ills the time of coutractiag the debt, said his

Excitestva Dunstan.--On Tonally. two Cyan
of this City, who had hen employed in naval.), a
gentleman's Nature out of Ina, having got at • jar
of whiskey...freak so twOnaly of the dangerous sod
seductive beverage, as so beams totally insensible, is
which state they were essayed boas ea their ears.
Oo their arrival in tows, medical assistane warye.
cared t hut, onfortanately. all the amass which skill
could magma. though persevered la for isms hears,
were unavailing with respect a ewe of them. named,
Kirwaa, who died at three eclair yesterday morning.
at his cabin or upper Newtown•reed. The other, amen
Carroll, Livia( at Ballvtrackle. still serving, hat is
in a very precarious state. The unfortunate den ten
has left fin or six children to aeon the melancholy
eonseprines of his isfateated latempernert.--(fre
terford Chronicle.)
LONDOWDZIatT, Juws 21.—A more painful duty,
bas never fallen to oar let than to recast the follow-
ing heart•rendlug incldest a...0u Saturday last
man 11 sad IS &dock, tw• yang kW
Hesrletta, aged 17. and Margaret, I
Mr. Wm. Ruston, who superintends .
the now Fool here, were both drowsed
above.** Oallowtostradd. They had "
and" la eldest bad shale eat sad

dressed, Ask o she beard her sister,
in the water. awl who, it is supposed,
bet depth sad was berme their by
ebbing tide, serous or her kcal.

she mid awe her roc Fetish, site
fore .I. get tint Is.gth of her sister.
away. anti, otelasisholy to relate. sea
At this time a little girl. who wee
we the only spectator of this
tiro plait,. whoa a gentleman. who

at soma diseases. was attracted to

gardlesa of pommel safety, pls.yed
hoping to save Margaret, whom
for life, lying upon her back, and
arms : but this desiga was frustrated by the circum-
stance of his having a his clothes. conueeted with
the strength of the current, sad within a fen yards of
her, he saw her Many disappear. An immediate
search was made for the Wise, but they were not
found till the following day, Hearletim at Ave o'clock
in the morning. coatigamts to the spot when she had
gone down—her sister at half-past three, an the onto-
site side of the water. It is very rsnaarkable. that St-
sarday was Margaret's hirth-day. The state added la
which their afflicted parents are. beggars description.
Yesterday evening the remains of these two Umtata
oe re • ag women we accompanied to the Cathedral
grave-yard by a large comsat-se of people, and were
interred in one grave. the lire. Mr. Hayslett *SW
'sting on the oceasina.—(Derry Antral.)
At Waterford Market on Wedaesday, the juice of
linter advanced from 71e, 64. to 735. for new int
qualities, to neighbouring farmers, and 6d. out was
,paid in a few instasve.

along Toth'll-street. West•
his wry from a friead's
, towards hotme, sad was
females that so mach iofebt
-7., to treat her, aad conti-
importooe him. He had two-
, waistcoat packet when he left
von as he ba,t thrust the wo-
band into his pocket and
gone. He called the
watchaude sad . woman. who attempted to run
away, is Lis custody, and charged ber with stealing
two half-crowns. Mr. Gordon observed something
between the copse sad the watchman that excited ►is
suspicion that she was handing the stoney she bad
stolen t* the watchman. He told the watchman to.
walk on. and be would see the woman did net
escaper and prevented any farther communication be-
twee° them, till she had irrived at the wa.ch-huose.
He then gave his charge to Jacobs, t.ite night consta-
ble. On the 1/0111144 beiog searched. one half crows only
was resod on her. Jacobs refused to take the charge,
Wilton ail the mosey was not found. He discharged
;cm
. sad sold Mr. Gorden to go about his bailee's.—
' itimosetrated with Jacobs. in terms not very geo-
de: at Ms setting at liberty a tbtef, who had robbed
M. urban Jacobs replied. that he was • Alagiante
thlt •i{ihq and sboold use his diectetio4 : Mr.
was then attempted to be tamed out of the
waash-bonse et a ortifie. While opposing the eject-
meat-Jacobs said he struck lamb and. with 1W-um'.

which ha kidlike° this night, be might be assured that It the time of contrutiog the debt, sad surely hie Ms fare. Defendant, 11•WeVer. insist
the whole. or a part of this odious and oppressive tat, being delltient to his ueotnte at the cud of tea shilliagt ; and after some parley the
Mould be Mama. Prom the year 1813 nothing bed years, conk sat bi saasideead rut of sub in another sixpence. convinced that it
come spoutaammely—all bad been wrong from illi tondos. • , as Ms was legally entitled to. But e
In the army and navy be was free to confess that little ~,,,. i • s Inaitelliog bit back
Amidat be tedoord nary
the . i pvi tit; 1 *hollowly loiiing the haul
bet in the civil and color 1"11114611.14161.ial departments much could ""-"76443111411"•.• y
yet be saved. , body who appointed hiss their Colitssbor. mad when he d... 41 If you shall go sill I i
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Itr.MAXWELL rose. amid loud cries of "question.' applied soy part of it to his •wa-ose he violated the ' offend him his card, aid to
Ilepraseating, as be did, one hundred thousand coned- Inlet, god coat/acted a debt fraudaleotly. Thojudgt, .. he might summon him
tnoota,le thought he was entitled to make a few obser meet-Of the Court therefore wu, that hi should ha ; 1• peremptorily refuoM
wadies es a• question en stater's'', affecting the cos. vontsuded for eight moaths from the date of hit Pe. ;old lite Gemara! "you are no 1
forts of the people. Government had broaght theta- tido, omit !" and placed himself I. a I
selves sod the soantry into diSeolties by what they - umlem When the 0 1 attempicd to pass
called a sound y. The redued" of this tax Recessive Dnitruiva.--On Tuesday, d
would brief bark many to this reentry. and so inerougp _.. __ . . : _ ay, two Carats the Osumi folio i t ampessary to put

Saturday last, be- pad weshilliap for damsel
:i
sing ladies, slam, studded tortsad in dam
ISt daughters of - nod toSbailsese of Corn
ids the han a ding •' , esserset tito• Magietrate
toed ill the Fftyde, a ascii Me Velootfotsooh hit
had bathed together, el ataplaatdigtitut the
d jest pt herself Web and be leas itiklilfhott by lin
r, who had remained Qugert•egstois.43lll4.4lordet
seed, had get opt of asecelling ilecebei theAght coo
r the rapidity of the We, in the wateh-letese.
. Sarlahaing, that ,:1111reedets was patelog alai
lis
reeked is t has- he. • fitsteriey elitist, on I
ism, she etroopell rS. James's Park, to
task to ciao hit • 'by one of those female
upon the shape. 'sad ow Is; she wooled hiss to
1 tragic eyed.. gees 04 t follow sad import°o
is lied heat %Wog. half Ds places in his *tastes
the 'pet. AIN a his fr ' ' es house. As soots as
Red late I%d -111,4141, iris feign bias, he pet his hood
he saw iiireggling foetid his two half crowns
beating with her' watchosae and gave the woman,