The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-15 00:00:00

in
These
to

on
and,
wont
the

Pose
flak
retol
Sir
Ca
WO

eettint..
formed
Courier
the
BRI
off.
Ism
trees
curious
throat
self

Rio
of
Aid
'oboe-
ilo.
log
sta-

And
add
torn

now
Olt
Pen,
1180(
Of 01

NW"
. - - - --; - - -...- -iv t'• . ---11/1111,111111PPWIlrerr'.--.'"'-- """71-
~ , . .. ~, •
-.'•
.
'..
..... 1.. fl ke .
. I. 1.../ ... , 11. . • .
. . ..
s .
r.---. ' .
• I`J'..).ltl I ' . : 1
4...'.
„ , . , , .
, I l
.4,7
e—.- i 1/: 1_ / _. _ Ineertonninomees
.
CASTLEREARHI CUTTING IRS TH A, . " ieraltepere Aid it does llotooa tos,. butt euvee PRIIPAXATIO.V.SRPLIIIitikI,;IIII.IIti'S VISIT IT
We think it very herd. that. after knelt god fey the mere " adralik° i'
after the fetter of
• 11, .
.... tilt, However,. this would lead U. late ore* 14 the Relsothurgh Murree of Minder 'wore
g to watch the gabble of ibis man sod others lilt,
length; arm therefore, for toe present, we shall stop.' learn that no little perplexity prevails in :he s ~,,,,
m, for sic monelis, we should sow be dragged back
with jostObserving. that this Coroner appears to have capital, in attempting to settle the various el.i inis :f
on the courttry, whither we had gone to collect s". bees the pink of all Coroners, right lewd reek *wog the parties who air., to attend
?nigh our reader* with 'promotion relative to the in the processions, &e.
Though there cannot, for some time, be any means taints( : : i
The principles. says this piper, with thew
accommodate
dutyatietalesile ton afflianegeosth• cesrseimbal nial,thwere ts
ate of Agriculture; we thick it very bard, that.
ofe
knowing how the vacancy is to be filled so which
tier such circumstances, we shoeld be called to re-
the death of Lord Londonderry lots occasioned, gee-
of it, to settle the pre Pr
dencen.ofPnthose wee enrerrei7
rd the coning of their throats. If they most cat citation is already occupied In making the arrange-
form • part of it; sad to determine who had al.,
eir throats, why not defer it till we all get together meet. The friends of the system entertain so ripper-
rilrajecsitrycudiotown (leerge.s tttt t. and
peeper claims to be lode led I. it. It was at first re.
town again ; and then have a general set to? h_e,osionn of atezesernrioornesieban!tei.mt" rhos tch.aibnikn,e"tsa:islithbee
hese detached operations are extremely Incoevenieet lei
to
vedkto
hpiaradmekeLais
reerownstrmorcrted on the sal principles on width it has
es at any rate. On the Sstnrday we have Lenits ;
gratifyil the mpeople ; lent, upon a little'refrlercitli2onnr lit's' 'e
long stood : and when we reflect that the kingdom
i the .Voadcy our greet " Political Philosopher;" possesses such finished Statesmen as Lord Greoville, considered that his Majesty might be indisposed ,I-
fatigued from his voyage, and would require repair s,
id, in a day or two we may have a dozen more. It Lord Wellesley, and Mr. Canning, not to mention
onld be, considering the "reletionship•• between many others of inferior note, we cannot •lilnk that
soon as possible after lauding: hence mane of their,
difficult will occur in givin the Mar uess of
le Radicals and these people; it would but be civil machhabitants of Oeorgeeitreet have been dieappeiret;
Loodo odor aY worthy successor." (loin(
to an-
ohnotttbhiesyocmcoasstiosnee threbpergoupersilynooffnaadt
u.vielfoying the_
the latter to give us a little notice, since they seem other paper!the Maruess Wellesley will succeedg In
have the choosing of the time. lbw/peer, we sup- the Foreign Department. though it acknowledges • persons into the procession may it arbitrga:r4hent "
sae they will to sulky, and give as ad erearsieg of rumour prevails that Sir Choke Stuart will occupy if it were so, who would submit to hs
esehali.a, :•
sir intentions, any more than we had when it was that office. A third paper, referring to this report, ex- The precedence of English Peers over Stetf.th
lass,ostlish of equal rink is Scotland was settled at the
solved to pass the power.of-imprisonnieot Rill, whichpresses an opinion that it is more probable Sir Charles
of opal reek in England. anil of Scottish Peen toe
will be the British Deputy to the projected Congress of
memory brought into the House of Leeds sad Sovereigns at Vienna ; while all.the papers which pre- aloe; bat the precedence of person with 'events
ASTLEREAtiII into the Rouse of Commeps, oad,,whlclt. tend to be acquainted with Cabinet intrigue appear
their office is not so clear. For iastenee, thetc is ft
e remember, was passed in about fee daycr to hate no doubt that Mr. Canning, iastead of going Load chsoosesisio of Scotland. Where thee
should
There is not much to he said as to the art of throat. to India will, in some shape or other, rename the Duke of Montrose, as Lord Great CharoherLia, a
hdis ant at the Council Board, and be invest- g wi dbe
a anplaced is a proceseioo in Seethed!
aging. It seem. in obis case, to• have boils per-
i h the management of the House of Co.. The Scottish Officer, en tke ancient eslablishmot
rmed with as much "skill and neatness," as the e w
MODS. Little progress, however, could be e.x- will not give place to his Orace. because they woe.a
series called it, as were shown in the taking off of
.petted to be made in these arrangements MOM toe compromise the little remains of what was
saie a die
e heads of M . . TnierLawooo, Idles, Two and King even at his Palace in Pall-mall; for the state of
tinct and in
Court. and they think it deco
their countrymen to maintain these tights for the Lc.
anzeo. They, however, did sot cut their own heads mind, It is said, into which the catastrophe of Lord
r. That was done by the command of others. That Lned
souncdherary has throtwhoistLieerdEsahri nour of Scotland. In this instaoze however, 'ltemise,
which difficulty because the Duke of Montrose will pin NS done in consequence of the instigatioe and beenstewing that top
g that degree of attention on the subject
. Earl of
froml lions-
carriage with his Majesty. le other i nsta sees dilficultin
eachery of spies! Curios*, that CASTLERraoII ; it, of Miele, requires, bare occurred. We selected this case co-rely to ohm
Aeon indeed, that lie should, at last, eat his own
The inconvenience and disarrnegemout of public that roils meets occur in settling the protriehn
root, in eonsequeoee of Insanity, which ,hewed it-
bodiless, which the Marquess of Lowlander 's death end bee It Is oleo about which there will be no be '
If iff —, in what? Why, Drachms and just Cod!
has created, is very considerable. It is therYetiorrette cation. "tree hit might have been otherwise, ~..
a dread of spies end conspirators: Aye, which
of the Cabinet, that in the absence of one Secretary of his Grace badg
Sot bees in immediate attendt:.tsf
owed Itself in his expressing his suspicions, that
State, his duty is performed by some otheeSeeretary of on his majesty. We will jut mention t„
s is and even his wife were plotting against
s life! State; and it was arranged before Mr. Peel lately left Scottish Officers who belie no right to appear is the
town for Scotland, that daring his absence the Mar- present processing; one is the Duke of Ilamihr,
It is not here, where we can fully disease all flee
guess of Londonderry should officiate for him. Thisas Earl of Angus, is here 'i•ary Crows
teresting matters, that this deed hasp fed to :is Lordship accordingly did, even when be was last who,
lieerer. His Once will be in his place• in the p-,.
r view. We shall do that elsewhere; but, we can-
lntown on Friday, but as he is now no more, and Lord cession from Hoiroof House to the Castle. .
llr
e even now refrain from pointing oat to our readers
Bathurst out of town, the beakless of the three depart- other is the Earl of Lauderdale, the hereditary earl.
suspended..with regard as such excluded from this ceremonial. These hest
°pounce en eulogy on the conduct and character of
is man, who, of all the public men we ever knew,
to despatches from Ireland which are daily addressed am enough we presume to show that attendance 't
by the Lord Lieutenant to the Secretary of State for the procession is 'a
matter of right or of dvty, not Of
e only ezcelled, we detested the most cordially. the Home Department, and cannot be answered except choice or favour.
it, there will be dose to speak of this hereafter; for, h •
of Slats.
is a Secretary otate. -Such is the index of passengers to E isborgh, es
is is a matter not to go off like a summer cloud.
lore may he " candor," and " lilettra.'ity" to make It was yesterday reported in the city, that the Duke account of the King's visit, that not less than 4;1
me men forget the deeds of this man in Ireland; to of Wellington bad Linen in a duel with the son of were landed from the Stirling stesoa-boet, at the cba:a
ite them forget lamented Mr.Fisteeroro, who should the late Marshal Nry at Brussels. We mention this pier. on Saturday evening.
L
ye been alive now, and who always said, that this rumour (which it seems obtained very general circa- All the hotels in Edinbergh are fel. Prom half.
•uld be the end of Lis persecotor : there . may be Leticia) for the purpose only of contradicting it. Se- a-guinea to three guineas are paid for single bests prr
candour" of that sort, which will induce some ewes veral letters were reeeired yesterday, nos one of older night. Tbe livery.stables are cooly fall. Bd"gent
forget Naroirost, the brave Moshe' Nee, and the contain a single etiatepee that c•ol'd to the elelmwt is the demand for *fells, that Are gaiseas per wok
degree be construed to favour the alarming sod or- are paid for a single horse,
emit Queer, CAROLINE; to make some men forget
fate of the smell free states of Europe ; to amiss prebensible report.---.otorsieg Post.) The Duke of Dorset arrved yesterday, and tie
on forget the power-of-imprisonment Bill, Rix.Acte, By Spanish Journals, which have arrived to a Isle Duke of Argyll was expected in the course of
teen and EDWARDS; there may be a sort of o owe date, we learo that whilst every effort Is making to evening. Part of his Majesty's suite debarked Item
we" that will, at the sight or the hearing of a eat• organise the National Militia, the leaders of the Roy. the James Watt steam-vessel on Saturday.
vat, drive all these things out of the heads of some *lists are not less active in their measures; and ge- PaocessioN.—Some things have occo7red in the
n: that species of " candour" we know only to oeral appearances portend a speedy collision of the course of di.cussing different rights and pririlegri,
'plan it, sod to hold in utter contempt the um/cella: conflicting parties.—The regiment of Altman:a, which which make it very probable that his Majesty will
pocrites who pretend to be actuated by it. : distinguished itself against the reel Guards, was Or. summon a Privy Council •r ry seen after his arms!
Lady CASTLIIREAOII was so deeply afflicted, that the dered to be incorporated with the division of the Em- tin Scotland. This will be a very interesting frame
rymen on the Inquest pulled off their shoes when pecinado : but the Patriots protesting against the in the character of this Royal visit.
ry went to view the corpse, lest dop noise of their removal of that faithful corps from the capital, the We have received information, that a conliarrNe
t should awaken psirful seasations in her mini.— King, at the instance of the Permanent Deputation, number of blacklegs are on their tray to Auld ffeekiet,
ry proper : honourable to their hearts; and all revoked the order. He bail nor, however, given a be present on theoccision of the Sovereign's visit. Tato
ins must feel for her anguish. lint, poor RILEY. favourable answer to their request that he would re are chiefly foreigners. and are nriderstoo.l to bare a
ti! Poor limas, one of the men imprisoned in 1817, move the Patriarch and others from his Palace. lie number of forged notes upon the Bank of E:1;latel, tut
der the Bill pushed on by Casemassoir, and which demands their reasons for this request, and one of the I the purpose of circulation.
n were never brought to trial: pour Rum who Journalists coolly remarks. that to give them would) EVINDURoti, Avo. I2.—We regret to state that a
able to bear the horrors of hie dungeon, in that be only prolonging the dispute to the prejntlice of must distressing accident occurred this foren:ion, •ibest
sgeon destroyed himself! Poor latter; had he not_ the King and the Constitution. He has been desired I ten o'clock, ou the Castle-hiil, from the fal'ing of a
o a wife! Aye, and children tool to put his name to a Proclamation, thanking those ; range of eciffoldin: OD the noi lb side ef the partde
And, the kiiled at Maneheiter ! Had they no niece? who deprived him of his guards, which it is said he I ground, which, we anders'and, was in an unfit:islet
il they no fathers, mothers and brothers and si ? has refused to do. These mere confirm the agree- I state. It was crowded with spec,azuri air, added to
d they, who were killed by Yeomanry that were able intelligence that there is no yellow fever either, witness the procession that is as to take piece on the
'eked, nobody to weep over their mangled bodies? at Barcelona or at Colic. The Liberal Journals,' removing of the regalia from the Castle, when it pace
the Jerry at Oldham; was the Olffbem Jegerese themselves, even amidst their abuse of the French ; way ins•antaneously. What Is peculiarly nofor•untt'
irged to pull off their shoes, lest the creaking Ministry, acknowledge that Fiance presto's an inert-' als •, there was a numerous n‘settiblaee of hays bel,-0.
:hi by accident disturb the feelings of the widows peroble barrier against any diterference on the part on whom the eraffoldine of course fell. We e-ed 5.:
I the fatherless? Aod, who was the great defender of Russia with the internal Government of Spain, sod , add a immher of perform ,sire hurt ; we heir she' t
those under whose orders that horrible slaughter that Austria concurs with France in that respect. 1 30, some of them severely. Sever it . f the 11.1,.. -
It placed ? The eery MAD, who has hole cot Lis Laws AGAINST ILLICIT DISTILLATION —Tbe per- foliate persons have just pa.,eed to the I-Ain-ivy. A
o throat, and who is the 'object of posi'ive praise nicious effects of these Laws are forcibly described in buy with his thign•bune broken, ant injnre I aliwit 0.-
h one of the London press. and the subject of the following resolutions, agreed to by the Leitrim head ; and snottier hay with his hr'l: r'''''''wrr'h I.
amdid" publication of conduct and character with Grand Jury, at the late Assizes : . need nut add how deeply this at, ident is to he r.•
ether part ! RESOLvED.—That in the present distressed state of Kret!ed at present, and :ruin stir ;I a ratite; as it ray
lire hate not time for further remarks today. We of our County, in common with the rest of Ireland, we have the effect of di•terri-1 mai y rrom ,oiog nu 't•.
very sure, that the public, which, when no: greatly consider it our duty to state, that in our opinion, the scaffolding. It shows. hour t,-7, more t an ever, It'
eived, is always jest, will agree with ns„ that Laws relating to Private Distillation contribute essen- necessity of - a most @Het intreti .n. he Whir
th is the only safe guide is this as in every other risaattoitproducnet, thatlr.aitsterteass.
city, of all the eraffeldin o now in prermritlon. '
bn r thou
e. the severity of ho
e. Bel' if we thought; way, If we were heels, that Laws, and she great expense occasioned hy. Reveure MONDAS ArrEeVotev, TIIREC 4,•CLOCK —tTe have
whole of the public were against us, we would Prosecutions, their object has been completely defeated. just heard iron good "'hulitY that tier L. irg wills'•t
rn to disguise the satisfaction we feel at the death tnasentich as confinement in gaol has little terrors to the land till to•nittrrow mourning! 71." f)u^' of Aqol.•
.his man, seeing, that we are convinced, that it will geuerality of offenders; end even in cases velL,--e it is a it is just reported, brings oord from Lond-in that- hi.
I must, in various ways, tend to the gond of the punishment. Government is frequently obliged to liher- Majes-c would out elotrarit lid three o'clock on Salm-
ntry. How it wall have this tendency we have not ate those subjected to it, after a considerable expense to day es.ening.
r time fully to explain ; but, we think, that every
the County, in order to prevent the disease nod coma-
mast perceive, that it will tend to shake the eon- glen eonsrplirt on a croreded prison :so that it soy be Tie Soothere Ittpo,:cr s..s the: 'be alike of l'-•
truly sett, it escape with impunity. millilitre is expected at Lis:lmre by ,he end of ih •
nice of many of those, who opposed t (form on a re• 'I hat illicit distillation has increased in proportion t
ice that this rem would find the means, of some sort the rigour of the laws professing to suppress it. 'flat By month' „ „ , ,
the demoralization of the country, end frequent inter. the, -/.•'e" pnee'e'• ..ette" time
aid
'IP
jewei" 'i
other, to carry tips thruvi.
the 4th* from gernamomo of the 1.61,,, and tr.'s
fist letter from the t• Greatest Captain of the Age," ruption of its tranquillity, bare been the consequence of
certainly, be is the greatest, if greatness of this those laws; sod therefore. We cannot avoid expressing Bahia of the 21st of June have been received. Tea,:
: be to he measured by the money bestowed on the outrralteni"! that tLe remedy is only to be found in s frum Riode Janeiro being only one day later thm
ty; this letter, read by the Coroner to Ihe Re meters, tool alteration of them, a diminution of the high duties, the sailieg of the Bearer ship of war, do not convey
P and the enconragementot small stills, any additional intelligence. le Pernambuco even' . very curious thiog. It was not given in evidence, ALARSIivn Fact vats Mons:len.* About 8 o'clo k
eh is a pity ; because thee it must have been au- this moraiog, an alarming fire broke rin he ex c•
thing -was tranquil. They had elected the members
@Heated upon oath ! However, the thing, very odd sive warehouses of Messrs. Fry and"Co tin Sheep;
cifea for the Cortes or general assembly at Rio, who were
about to repair to that capital. Bahia was also tree-
which consumed tame of the warrhouses andrdido er
tis its itself, and more odd as was the history of it. Yard, olineries, occupied as a depositary. fo
we the redrew ansiett, to establish the fact of
.loss iiimenity. To be sure it was weeeeessaryt for the serial damage to a timber card adjoining'. quit. It appears that the accession by this proviso
11.3 - to the measure of onlooking a general assembly at
The. wind Rio, for the purpose of ascertaining the Statilneoll of
.11r.11ile-
Set hail been given old recorded on the oral testi- bloWing toe ards Ile Alen- ave.; num her ot
y. This letter, then, was a work of supet ororatioe! the sparks in that directio:gaand";lrieatri'endd the provinces respecting the continuance of their ale.
re most, however, have been some reasonfoi bring- being open. the sparks found theirweri aw3oendence on Portage', will not be much longer with-
, in
ahazeb.e.eniues:: mid. Arrangeneems for a public declared°e to that
setfire t. it forward; and yet, it is difficult is sae what rea the furnitore,whicb Mete Instantly '
this gentleman's made we uil ay
satbl
or, at least, it would be difficult, if tbeCuronerhsto Met was secretly making by the authorities, sad 'i
ob d, that, .• it might mg, strange, that.
..ninel. 11:1 it gnat been'
frlorer,rittr
et
hie.
twin eas expected before the end of the month an iatims•
tier the eyuiptions of disordered intellect had bees hand, the whole of the premises weigalti have Ls: ~ es would be given to the Portuguese troops, hr
!twirled. lie should be jostled esereisispy the fuer- deem; but fortunately the fire Wl4 -it I I— ' .
Ott of his office". Indeed, it mast hare "seemed could communicate to any other hoax. in lie moire. • chit they had bon so long overawed, that tires
f en re lit"' ,oat either allow the general opinion to declare it.aif
, reel, or embark for Portugal.
. .