The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

SIX. liofl

11XTRACT Of A LETTIR DATA!) DOULOGIAL-S0R•1111,
°crones Y 4, WV.
Nothing Dew has transpired respecting Mr. Hovering.
Mr. Hamilton, the British rice Consul, was with hic
lett night till a late hoar, and several of the prieleipal
English of Boulogne called upon him in the course of
the'day. Mr. Hamilton will, I believe, snake a formal
application to the Procureur du Roi for a tailor the
terrogatory ►eceived froth Paris yesterday. When !h:.
BOwrinir was examined this morning. he desired the av

sistince of an interpreter, bnt this was refused, ag,r
daring the whole time that he was ow secret he was n',l
allowed to coesult even a French attorney. Mr.
finches given a general negative to the iiverrogw...:
I vies, and persists in deelariay that, although be cheritirs
liberal opinions, and is acquainted with lustre of tho
moat distinguished Liberals in France, lb/ was Of ate 71;
mmeqealated with Parolee,. by whom he is said to Mee
been -applied to to tab* fonds wherewith to idle the
Itioietto,Anti to procure the release of the unfortunain
anon who Were lately executed. In so er to the goo,:
1100 whether be was esemainted with Laity
fie Was stated that he considered it a high hononr to he
known to that lady's family. • NOV ii. rooti,lers that the
whole series of minions put to bins were tw no other
mfrposo thee to satrap .sre iodividitals. After teeter-
ing a amt ley solitary treinfineromit in a lotthaerm gaol
for thirties days, lad Miming the energies of 116114m1,
it was *Morally especial that he would commit liniewdt,
Of his friends, by hie 'mestere r het with a woo of strong
mind, who is innocent of trim-. the tortures eves of an
inquisitins de not always euecerd. It is but :tastier.
boa to the mgt,ogiet., hem, ewet4te that they hate
dose all 'which they could consistently do to soften the
rigour of his cutrfinemene
(►Rota CORIARIPoNDANT Or A woitettwo rim)
Letters baya been received io town frost' Me. ildwrip,..
still dated from the prison It Roollogne, It hes be...
altertaineal, that the letters, of which Mr. Rowrisg was
the bearer, are not of a character which would Aire ars
ground of offence to the Frrisclo Governmetat. del
those letters were waled, tad were delivered to hint tor
sadatoaveyaner to England, by persons of eonsiderition
in France, sot olio imliyidaai of %horn, Mr. B. stets,
~either wooed or mispected by tire, G..vernment, er
even of marked political elisions. Ile c.ooplaiiis, with
becoming inilignatios, of some of his fellow rsinqs•
seem in•Eogiand assuming that hr it•„a toil", of mu,.
crime or other against the Verneb Governourot. tyros th.
mere naked fact of his falling a victim to 'heir soar.
dons, without any distiort or sol,stantial Afenee tiring
laid to his rimier. As pr*. nothing M the shape of an
accusationims been brouzlit notiiithstandirg:
)the spirited reselseetrA Sees of the:' antheritksir
Preece. Mr..Boovinghasjorowootineri as seavtlitat
the dth to the ildd of this nedllith, en which latter use
certain iote..rogatovies were administered to bitn, all
which be amwered without !Irritation. Ilia liherition
is expectestin • few dui,
..The prison at Boalognets
—eibed as being extmeseli isior

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•" ff4r RA cr 01 A LATTZT.'recen ARMAOO, OCT.
Yesterday, font Illishopte pronounced @vetches of 4. -
gre•tation and eteprivatiam against this wretched Prides,.
in the Bishop's Court, • Where were entreat—the :li.
slime of Dreentet,liilhoore. 4)er y, rtaphoe, awl Ai.
Grave, who pronounced the rentenee. Sr Uenry Mem.
rlith'emet Dr. *Wee *oiler-ever-as elitism; mei 1)r.
Ratcliffe eat un the flenett. enonalt of the depesitient
to prove the t*t
_reie read.; thcs exhibited the .nett-
minions nets before the actoel trim- was couitaitul
,at it is lineable to hatigine. • 1 conIJ not get to t 1,..
'art at the' time the proceedings were ge_ lea
,L ewa.wlpr e assembly collected.. The friends hel I
.4;is'isitt lie the sentent* wits reading "
The Archbishop of Dublin, in his visitation chugs at
lit. Petrie...lA cathedral on Thursday last, then he
the painful an.l disgusting occurrence r—" tlhlu.pty mini
invective bail been. br the illiberut and mojest, nantonly
attempted to be thrown on ail clergymen, in conattmenre
of the crimes of one. 'The offence of an inanities%
should be treated as an exception to the known roles
"Adele r:gtdate the life of a pries itiva churchman, ant
the offender alone punished as het:curves: the innocent
should be the ohj:cts of veneration ; l .c guilty of hot-
rm. I the child should not take upon Linnet( tu novae
the errors of even a mistaken parent, an I the tflgnittacirs
end ether *lembete of the Vett:i ehonl,l not be wastualy
exposed to insnit, because ou: 0tc..:1 had ta'den."
(TIM ToLLoWiRa f 6 PROS • :Tivrn:lNC PAPETt.I
Our readers will find that 01 flerriranUe hes
been pronounced against the liitemet of elogyee, Ye
understand that in consequence of toe hies. assnriakd
Girl' this title, in consegnence of the conduct ut :he in.
dividend thus exemennueneatet 4n.l it exile. tip-
name of the See trill he changed from Clocker to 'it-
rune. 'Phis if teeiers is thought aareessery preliminarr
to the nomination of a net: Orela4e. We have heard it
indeed daunted, notwithstanding the laudable zeal of
Churchmen fur the setreisition of ntore.v.thtJhle temps-
rslitier, at they well know, el les ',Mineral
means of doing, timid at their disposal, we doubt even
whether this truly Christian Ocnishleraiion would be
found powerft.l outwit to iteduc.• .;nt of our Ilitte
Clergy to era opt of the riot rerenuta ..rd si.l.ttedid do-
mains of Clugher tinder ale present nat,.e. The remedy
familiar in this metropolis in the case of eertain street
hick have naSirtnnately acnnired too much erlebriri,
haeloa *loubt ortyggestoi so expedient th a will happefr
obviate a diffnAl that isiglarotherwisa hare proved its.
suranuautaide. :,•••

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rinag!vgll PensuilV.-4., dwelling home and abort
half anns•reof land, Ilk tie Boum!' of Cause.fonl, width
lets waelftelyystreharri by the Earl .1
Darlington, the Patron. fur 20301. rois ',pot, being
freehold pitsperty. gave the owner • tiOlt to vote at On •
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tarns oir use ',rough, and as there are now but three er
Emir freeleoldere in the place, the sable of their respectiro
holdings becomes augmented astheir number decreases.
As all the freemen and inhabitants of the place are te-
nants at n she di thini•lting the nouilser n 1 frerholer,s
will go far towards esti &V uielobig all oprosition to the
wish;s of the Nation on the part of the worthy awl /de-
pendent derbies, who suspect that a sery uneekohs
species of reform is likely to be introduced amongst
them, be which Bargeseee 401 b-vottm ex-
tinct. We are assured that the usual eomp!intra his
not yet been paid to the electors on the return of their
new Memher, in room of the Lord Warden: so that autos
of them begin to fear they will not he favoured with top
communication on the subject.—(lbiJ.)
Di:EL.—Yesterday morning. rar;y, a nwei3l ono`
place et Bayswater. between Mr. C— and CAP'n
A—r, ;Thiel, originated in a supposed insult. gives by
the former to the latter, in demo mling the payment of 4
bat. They fired together, and the Captain was wootl.d
in the aria rather severely. .
A dnel was fouzlat yesterslay morning at the ha. Ft •
Hampstead, in cons. guesser or a previous esiseodersto
Ihgs Ik't wren Mr. attended by the Hoo.Nr. 4""
Mr. N., attentle.l by to ht. • when lir. M. ontottu-
stately received the ball ..f his ;dvereary in the left ri'r
on the first lire. dispute was then awicalsly 5e4114•
and we are happy to utol,rstand that Mr. M's weeol .
not considered dangerous. The too principals air hs"
engaged in comussricial paranits.