The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-17 00:00:00

STATESMA

ever was VW this this. Bat, k iweratifir stal-s.
imps. at the dime when ho sad this collapse were
mreseleg that the presses distress arose from raper-
oieteuleace a feed. sad whoa his 041eagee Cters.a.
wen had eves breeght before that my Meese a pm.
position; lott• *skis( corn isle paws le order Ss
raise its plea! Let os advert, far a isomitt, to Mr.ls;
canoe, who said diatom great efforteught to be made so
get rid of the Nacho'! Debts and that if this were
de" sad the Cers-laws ;Atli/AA, be was eouviaced
that the 'lvrea of Ws tountry meld oteeed what
we had hitherto eves coactived is imagiaatioa! Mr.
D. Bums' was tot disposed "to draw sea-beam
"este of cucumbers;" Mr. Dentson thee& the vi-
eisowsg esti wild project of paying elf th. Debt, se
Ask entertained by cadmium bad lisle to-do with
de waiter. Bet. beggiag Mr. DICEgNION*II pude*.
Mr: lliscaane said. according to oar report. siding
Alit paying 4tf ; he talked only about getting rid 4,
tbe Debt, and there we heartily agree with him; and
wt M all with Mr. Wituax SMITH, who WA that :
Isis a gross deltas' te *giros. that the coalition of
die people would be Nide better by arelation of
'be Astarte% tithe Debt.• though he was ready to allow
redaction of tesetiox 'sight admit aims relief
dos it resales for Mr. SMITS to show. that the
sr of the leanest of the Debt would sot facia&
it redaction of tazatlee. However, as ,the landlords
seen resolved that there shall be no reform of the
Pidiessent. we hope that the people are resolved that
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theme shall be so redictios of the Debt. direct or in.
&set. Milroy eau prevent it.

Tim; Werhes affair went off in much the same
JAI/lass the general questien did the night before.—
frfr:lllratex'r. resolution was negatived by a majority
.of !47 against 141. Mr. Waxes brought forward
his peachier' in a very " gentlemanly " tone. Very
soft. and particularly towards the gentleman ie ques.
flea. And Lord CASTLEIIIt AGM (to the other's great
gratification. no doubt), praised him very mach for it.
His Leedthip bestowed upon the subject bat very little
la the way of speech ; and the House seemed extremely
impesient for the division. It was with great dill
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catty that 1•1114 NORMANST'S Words could be beard
and as to Hr. WAR/lee reply, the report styes the,
it was imp:slide S. catch Es single word. The Taw'
lion was, in fact, decided the night before ; and,
the real grounds will. we think, be hued very
satisfactorily stated in our paper of yesterday. The
r Morning Chronicle of to-day talks .f the earliness
the iivisiom having prevented a number of Members
hem voting with Mr. WASSI. sad seems t. Malt that
the decision will net greatly add to the reputation of
the Ministry. It le a strange thing that The Morttistg
• can of yet me, That shies eau be lee change
of INnistry without a Reform of the Parliament ; and
that every question of this sort will always be carried
4 the Ministry, whoa they choose to say, if you carry
it we will quit our posts. It is impossible for the un-
reformed system to p on under a new Ministry; and
this is known extremely well to every Borough Geode-
in England.
It is reported that the holders of foreign grain still
hope lobe permitted to grind it into flour. that they I
may seed it to Buenos Ayres. We wish they may be
'roughed to grind it; bat certainly a handful of .
never goes to Bevies Ayres ; if it once get out from
under lock and key of the Custom-bouse. There are
two IFllsons who are great corn-dealers we hear ; and
a parcel of Seots there are, we know very well. Bat
notwithstanding tb;s, and aotwithstaeding all that
NIS 11$ said about the natter In the public prints,
ammo their property now being perishing under the
Iturses_lock, we cannot, we meet wares% we how it
lea be passible that the flour caa be wanted in any
pan of the world where the wheat would be unsaleable.

NIA INGLAIND CHltii BOWIE, ■AT 17.
LirserooL, Mae 11.—Tbe James Cropper, from
Now York, is off this port. Letters, &c. will be for.
warded toeerrow.

FROM BALTIMORE, APRIL 5.
The brig, Torpedo, arrived yesterday in fourteen
`days from St. Bartholomew, states that the Columbian
brig of war, El Veneedor, was brought is there.
-Tbs sailors bad mutinied. Three or four had been
killed and seven or eight bad been wounded. There
were 50 in irons on board. Tie above vesselbad taken
kthroe prises previous to the mutiny.

!mei* papers, which have arrived to the I:reh lost.

'costal's some accounts of the state of Spats, asap
'gerated as usual. Mises and his followers are repre-
sented as spreading constersation through Catalonia ;
bat from official ststenseets is the Madrid papers, we
knew that the band of this leader had been beaten
and dispersed, and the rebels had taken refuge in the
French territories. It appears by an article is the
Cowdittaionnel. that Baron Louis was d from the
list of Ministers of State ; because, at the late elec.
&ion, he, with others, ►ad insisted os the right of t►e
Electors to see that the ballot should be executed
fairly, and faitbfally reported. This claim was al-
lowed. sod the Presidsat of the College made no com-
plaint ; neither, it is said, was order disturbed for *-
moment; but the Prefect of Police having heard of
the circunsatence communicated it to the Superior As-
thoritles, who isasaedia sly determined oa the Berou•s
expalsioa. There has been some disturbance at Lyons
in constipatee of the election of as Litre Candidate,
if. Delphi.. Ismail of M. de Corcelles. The Bender-
retie was called est, but it is said that the people din-
wood wit►out resistaace.

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