The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-26 00:00:00

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practised at Imilcislisl; Wahl tie letters of Mr.
Kvirr to his Mos. Prlesdibitia Isis ttasseeitted by the
Keeper-401165t Bastilr,' Wild bad kiwera ibile /*Meats ?
Weald any exanti,stiOiliti.,4s Iltiinsbeea saw-
dolled by the Boise ? coda a prisoner seed *ay cow
plaint against hie Gaoler. if thes.Oselat was allowed tot

NS it, sad to sappress it? Unless the communicathm
would be allowed Is secret, would it not he thin to
complain? * But dlittiateritee'tbed desirous of having
the power of committlair. air polities' elsem4o to
pelves, and of ban able to keep them .edemt
slime*. 'Thus, for -ever, the privileges •Offr:fler-
ligament were to be destrqyed. The lifetimes
Beadle of Ilchester had been disclosed to the execration
of the werld—its tortures, its famines, its exposure of
Nether. and their children to horrible miseries."
We ant, for one part, anxiose that the (*dairy should
consider the position Into which are to be placed the
friends of the peoples' liberties, if tbis privilege is to be
obandoned by the Commons. it is perfectly knows
that the erdiosry visitations of the prism's are the most
insificirat things is the work!. There Is no remedy for
the evils which may exist there (of whatever magni.
tide) If this, of enquiry by Parliament, through the re-
jected privilege, be withheld. A torture of halm, such
as need to be practised in the Spanish log ' • 'oil, may
be 'ousted oo a prisoner, not only with impunity to
the paler, but without the publicity which should
attend every portion of punishment. Such power may
suit the wishes of some; but, we trust, will not be to-
lerated by a free and brave people. if the privilege
in questioa does net exist, let it be enacted t aed let
the people every where, and in every legal method, de.
mood of Parliament that such enactment be made with-
out delay.
It will be seen that the C .• Lon of the Excne-
itusa brought forward lust night, in the bons. of
Commons, certain resolutions, la order to carry into
elect ate scheme of Illenielsos for teasels; the Frye
PIM ester. Scorn: the have so iodination to follow
Pi through his ' tawiienetisiis ler this impolitic and
heatieeelmlary piste 'Ojelstioii, nor shall we, at pre.
?alt. E188P11,4 opottlin.napAampled hardihood with
wilhduhnletedings of tiketeesisnent have defended the
masimmo.• JIM we; eye' eha thilowiug entraet berm the
ibtsbrirdidell the Piney dee per gents. were establish-
ed, teem" trbllei it will he sees that the stock in
esuollen was not (by .ih original contrast) to
hitt'AIIIIPsiC. lid. eilbov dreespoloe alWe.s. d tha
- .niacin* -ehesii -tte-.4oeu I- per Gaits: bud
bpi 14101i'qf 1d 111iVeltedltion, of pitying eff
so ms le so lei W adi being performed by
Miidegiii iterate their attempted reduction of the Fire
per Coats., that the public debt has been in-
' creased from ewe hasired and twenty-nine millions, its
amount in 1792. to alleye eight intuttred utithoess. The
result of this vielesce sad iejastice is, what alight
have been reasonably expected—the great capitalists
are re:sewing their money from the Eugliah iuto Fo-
rage fonds. The following is the clause to which
'we have referred, of the Act by which the Fire per
Cut. Stock was crested :

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"And ho it further enacted by the authority aforesaid.,
that the laid annuities, after the rate of live pounds per
costa. pea annum, shall be charged and chargeable
+Da, sad payable out of, the monies which shall from
time to time arise and be is the receipt of the Exche•
quer, of the fend to be established in this Session of
Parliament, and for which the fond, commonly called
the Sinking Fund, shall be a collateral security; and
that the said annuities shall he irredeemable until
twenty-five millions of the public debt, bearing interest
after the rate of either three pounds per centuni per
annum, or four pounds per reptant per annum, shall
have been redeemed and paid off."—Act Geo. 111.
" for granting Annuities to satisfy certain Navy. Vic-
tualling, and Transport Hills, and Ordnance Deben-
tures."—Sec. 6.

It is with sincere pleasure we God, by Mr. Gout,
swan's answer to a question of Sir J Nawronw. that
" the attention of hie Majesty's Ministers has been
directed to the subject of latex TYTUZII." If they
will treat that subject like sound &Wawa, they will
heal half the wounds of which Ireland haa to coin.
plain, and will thus reader their present system of
coercion uaamessary.

A letter from Rayons, of the 16th instant states,
that as order had bees issued by the Prefect of the de-
partment of the Lower Pyresees, that all Spanish re-
fugees or emigrants should quit that district and re-
pair to Tealoose or Bordeaux.
It is reported that the Bemuse on Saturday last had
improved 490,0001. upon thooorrespoadisg quarter.
Leslie's Bank, at Cork, bag re-opened.

Yesterday the despatches were closed at the Ent
ladle House anti delivered to the pursers of the Cal-
lowiag ships, vin.-4 asde Heady, Captain 11. A.
Drummond, and Buckinghamshire, Capt. P. Adams,
for Bombay sad Chian.
The ender-mestiouad East India Company's ships
bad arrived at Castes me the 4:16 October last, via.—
Herefordshire, laglia, Royal tieorge, Hythe, Bombay,
bliserva, Windsor, Faciahereon, Repulse, Kent,
Charles Great, Kellie Castle, Marquess Camden,
Bridgewater. and Waterloo. The Lowther Castle had
beets spokes with la the Cbiaa Sea, ad was hourly
expected.
Tais Ihrasiat No. 417, the first draws Prise, ga-
dded la Twenty Thousand Posed.. was Sold ia Shares
by Rearm. ssd Co . at Ask Old Establiebiii am. Perig-
ee..
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