The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-19 00:00:00

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aaiw,Sterr.4.—Parstaat b an order of the Grand
Constantine, travelling shined has been forbidden
t nobility of Podolia and Ultmaia. Those to whom
arts bad beendelivered toefoen theorder was issued,
return them, aid the enforcement of this decree is
retroactive even with regard to passports granted
month of Jaly. The Grand Duke bas personally
"trel this order to the Governor of Zytomyasa„ en-
1g them, at the same time, to take measures that
mons, even those furnished with passports, dated
loly, might be stopped at the fiontiers, and cow-
-Ito retort The permission for travelling abroad
"wooly be obtained by direct application to the
I Doke.—(Aligenttiat Zeitang.)
is very confidently whispered among those in
tad oho wish success to the enemies of the Con-
ic's in Spain, that the roi-diems le/racy intend
cog an Ambassador to Vienna le plead their
with the Allied Sovereigns, and flom his farmer
its and more twat services, it is supposed that
hake ds San Carlos will be appointed to this im-
nt mlasius.—( Morning Parr.)
la Doss or Devossuinc—We understand that
feblemee and Gentlemen, friends to 'he geaeral
Footles alba Condition of this coastry, and to
adifieetioe of the Tythe System, baste it in con-
&doe to give a public diaser to the Dake of M-
ire. when be passes through Dublin. on his re-1
England. His Grace's noble and disisterested
et, in respect of 'tithes, aid his constant 'deo-
( Ireland, deserve our respect and gratitude.—
ir Poet.)
anderstand that the Corporation of the City has
its freedom to hie Grace the Duke if Devonshire,
(resented by a deputation in a sllve'r box, on his
here, which is expected to be some day this
we have been informed, tomorrow. Such a
of respect is highly creditable to both parties—
ell merited by his Orate, and thews good taste
aeration in the Corporation. Indeed their so.
'does tiles honour.—(Cork Morning Chroarle.)
Thursday last the ship Pacific of Limerick, gr-
ime from Quebec in 4! days, The Hoe. Colonel
rtoa, Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec, hts ar-

there, and was in good health on the lOnt ult.
seellency intended to forward Fitzgerald appro.
1 Tor murdering the Shanagolden post•boy, , by
it ►essel to I reland.—(Lioutrick Chroatiele)
Gazette of Tuesday contains an Order of the
issioners of the Admiralty, in which it is recited,
Ph er ego, by an Aet, passed in the third of his
t Majesty, intituled, " A. Act to amend the
for the Pre►eation of Smuggling," it is enacted,
ry ►reed or boat beloogieg to any of his Ma-
i subjects, presuming to carry the Unites Jed!,
rodent or colours each as are commonly worn
; Majesty'', ships, or resembling such, shall for-
MY. It then proceeds, " And wb his Dis-
t Jab, commonly called the Union Jack, a Jack
in resemblance thereof, bath bees the usual sig•
splayed and kept flylag for Pilots to come on
merchant ships and vessels on the coasts of
Tilted Kingdom : we des therefore, by vi►tue of
tree and authority so reposed In us, hereby war-
md empower reery Master, or other pereakiltsm
• st.airs 014 sommaud of any noerchaat ship
set, to hoist and keep flylag his Majesty's Jack,
only called the Union Jack, or a Jack resembling
me,. as a signet for a Pilot, whenever sad so
is the same may be accessary."

PTFORC. Ifaao.--Theestallisitment of Artificers,
ow upwards of 1,000 aeon, are to be redstart to
by discharging 33 every fortnight; all the
Dock-yards are to be reduced nearly in the same
rti .o. A considerable number of Clerks and in-
Officers will likewise be dismissed wit► small
,ce. Mr. Weddell, Clerk of the Cheek of Sheer-
ant, is appointed to Deptford. vice Mr. Mosse;
Ir. Pownell goes to Sheerness. Mr. Haulms,
sat to the Master Shipwright at Deptford. goes
minor vice Hillier. Mr. Smith, Clerk of the
It at Chatham, vice Gainer, superannuated.
WIT, SIPT. 11.—To-day, at one o'clock. a At*
r out is the roof of the High Church of the Ca-
el of St. Huron. The fire continued to spread
o hears and a half, io the most alarming manner.
*trued the plaster criling la I places; the
its of the Knights of the ()olden Fleece, which
I the qnire, hate hers reached by the Ames.—
lost precious ntorreerv, among others the App-
le of John Van Eyck. the children which orna•
the al.ar, .?..tr. have been saved. At three o'clock
Ind changed, and took a direction favourable to
stly cf the church, at half-past three the Ore was
nder. The friends of the arts were so zealous in
exertions that only the building has suffered;
its hate no loss to deplore.
.orlitlOLlt, Se►T. 3.—ln the sight of the 30th
we had mother fire (the 6th this year). One
Hag Weed only was harm, bat unhappily the
Ay-respected family of M. Billberg lost every
if, including the highly valuable Masses of Na-
-1 History.
driem from Demerara state, that the white repo.
a there was very sickly, bat that the blanks
yei good health.

'I had sped that the example lately made of ee-
-1 of the laboaring hands for destroying thrashing
lines, 'meld have deterred ethers from following
lam imprudent step, bat we fear there Is still a
nssess for mischief amongst that class in the
ties of Norfolk and Saguia ; as we are 'stormed
between fifty and sixty of them assembled on
sday and Friday last, and paid a visit to most of
inners at Norton, Hadley«, Aideby, Torts, Re-
igbam, Hales Greta, &c. for the purpose of as-
long if any Mlthillee were at work. They, bow.
did not commit any insulter depredation where
called, bat connoted themselves with lospreselog
e farming hands as they went along. Those who
iced anwilliag to joie thew, ►ad a rope &lima
i their bodice, and were *compelled to follow, and
several were served who refused to comply. W.
re they only met with one machine at work, and
NMI at Norton. This they stopped, and took to
s, ►ut did see attempt to break it, sod after
g three cheers, they quietly left the premises.
ndentand they dispersed in a peaceable mailer
leaving Hales Gran,--{Borg Gazette.)
a Limes io alto reliever In front of the Opera are
ly 'dreads&