The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

onus for ls*s t. mow
whole aides. We bees sees
sahibited, is the disturbed
I &mita semi liais time
homers most outrages is
we bare as knowledge of the
But in Spain, this vilest of
lined, although the Despots
holy sacemsful in setting the
Ignorant part of the populace
bleb attempted to make them,
re. The Meniterr (a French
d the firm account of the at-
eso and Do Rosa. No doubt,
rout,' have the speediest lami-
nable to thew; if they could
'ltch events. The French and
ted ; and each sot is

greying the liberties of their
'throwing also the liberties of
goose (says a French journal)
the forces which are to Mint
Spa's." The same paper sap
organising a corps of Rya&
added that a cordon of French
I the Spanish frontier. Well!
rau•Rovat,taie, both in France,
ly employed la digging its its.
of combatting the *non of
re, will go on bluebells, ; and
th detection. Is his paper of
zero are three, and only throe,
which the Farmer's loss eau
t demand is leas than what we
irate, or the supply ii greater,
rd loss by a change i■ the cur-
a loss may, by possibility,
is'inct from any of these. It
of an eseessive ovilay, sad
by mess of RENT, or e.reette
is not probable, that " the de•
hough "the supply is greater,"
his loss, and cannot, close,
ri ►is loss. And, as to any
Farmer may "sustain by a
," Mr. Memento chewed the
meat. on Moodily evening.
ids, as t►e filtro—(laughaMy
ms of the Farmer's loss, are net,
produce the loss complained of;
and excess of taxation are ads-
lemseleee. There is, therefore,
gild/ stupid as the proposition
be Mee.
liar of Mr Lords of the gaup
4 011ie, Wideohalt
the more from ladle o!'&
is at last definitively fixed ; 'and
ord Stewart u oar Ambassador
The Marquess is known to
to withdraw from his pretest
old sot be prevailed os to re-
Rion has, it is said, been in Eng-
until's. The education of his
motive with his Lordship to re-
rids regard to the appointmeat
'nor to the Marquess.
1y has determined to send the
Denmark, and that Sir Thomas
rarer of it. There is a carious
I piece of State policy, which
.—(Aforaing Chrostiek.)
the leading Counsel on the
declined the honour of the silk
in!, does not appear in the list
I King's Counsel. His refusal
stand, to the Lord Chancellor,
last. This instance of self-de-
, d i s to be recorded for the
'.--(Dublin IL Post, Feb.lB.)
is a subject that will be imme-
the consideration of a Com-
Commons, several of the high-
tying decided In support of the
by Mr. Stephenson.—(Alfred.)
ippointed by Parliament to in-
charities are about to r •
Exeter immediately. Pitman
.d Clerk to the Commissioners,
It. Strong, Esq.

1 baa aenoanced himself a can-
ition of Duntrarvon, vacant by
Clifford. The Duke of De-
[moderating influence in that

G.—A Requisition is in the
the purpose of convening a
petition Parliament for " an
e eapenditere of the nation,
ommons House of Parliament."
,een erected in Hammersmith
•ave of Honey and Francis
among other things, that they
'ding the funeral procession of
Quven of England," and that
rlancholy event belong to the
r. in which they will be re•
the public opinion decidedly
le deplorable transactions of

v.—At the close of the poll
numbers were—For the Right
(burn, 23 rotes, being chiefly
paying rates, but admitted as
sing officer; for Rowland Ste-
being principally old inhabit-
but rejected by the returning
Gobsteaded, they ought to have
votes, in conformity with the
ordaine with the ancient rights