The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-25 00:00:00

that could save them. There was as law exist's!,
'that would admit of an interpretation la their first,
Then came (pull your bats oar-readers!) tbs. cut,
the PerliemeNt and passed a law to save them 1),
quashing Gm informations against them ; by mitt
as end to those legal proceedings, and sulferiag
,eritual resorts to go free.
Now, if this could he done by Act of Pedlars/it,
Mlle Parliament could interfere, and in so effect',
a warmer here, to set aside one of the most impectio
provisions is that code which gave the Church its pc"
perk; if it could do this, can it sot interfere two
Or are we to be told that it ea■ seen isterfere trip
laws relative to the Church, eseept for the purpose
protecting those Members ado( Church, who
**ea guilty of a breach of the laws? However, wl
SHALI. SEE; for, as we have said from the la*
aing, the THING is now noon its trial!

We have heard that the Mr. WILLI** Watare4
whom the Chronicle said was so handsomely 11.4,0
by Dr. O'lllaana, is the brother of Joan of the rink
floe Chronicle told us, that it bad authority to ew
that this WILLAIAMI W had nothing is je
either directly or indirectly with the Old Times seas
paper. If this be tree, we are sorry that he gee lit
Soggier, for two seasons, first Weimer leo did my,
Isere it ; sod seemed, beta's', is all home prehsti.
rahy. be will have kept it from the hark of the eta
I that deserved it. The Old Times of yeseeeday SA
Mae J. is 42 smiles from boadois but it is relief,/
set to name the place! We dare say that if he b
war the terspike4tad. be keeps a sharp libelist
With a little alteration, Joao may now say Mu
MaCIISTb : " how is it with me, Wien the enek
.4 et every coachman and estter's whip alarm
" ese!"—lt was a little too inspudeut is the Tio.o,
we mess costes!, to call the Doctor a liar, whet it
ackeowledged. itself, that no other paper costal hat
beta snug, when a Bourbon bribe of three Osumi
was talked of. But how the &icier case to
that Jess had any thing to do with the ratio
anima strange to as. seeing that we leeleitre thatthe
name of tiro women are down at the Stampeffwe et
ipal proprietors of the paper. This was the cur,
keow, only IS mootbs back, and we sea so re
No
to suppose that it is not the cam mew. Ifty
abeo, should the Doctor fall upon poor Joist ? If se
law in JOUN'II place, and had Jones feelings abet
we would met stay baaiahed. as it were, hey
Mike from Leedom. Alen may say whet they till
Is the way of ridiesliteg petticoat goverment. Jen
WI it a very good thing, I dare say ; foe it gives tier
which many other noverasorats take ears met •
give, and do sot seem to be made for at all; aserh,
shelter! Aad. if we were JOIN WALIZR,
weakl sot give it out that we were forty sill
from Landes and sink the same of the pace; we
weeld actually and literally take shelter ender the
petticoats, sod let the Doctor dog away if he fatal,
the cowardly dog !

STOCK XZCZIANUg, *NM O'CLOCK:
Thtetlay is a holiday, both at the Bash and SSA
Burbling., bat the jobbers, wbo are in the Royal' ISt•
sbange, are doing Consols at SOL Few bergaim,
bewever, base been done, nor are there asp sews or
reports ■p to this hour
The Foreign blarket appears rather brisk, and a
kinds of Foreign Securities are on the rise, but the
most in demand are Spanish Bonds, owing to the is
larmation friss Madrid being reckoned favosrabk.
New Spanish, 811—Old, 841 to Si —New Prussian. Sli
84-01 d. 881—Ressia, new, 811 to 82—Das1sh, 881 to S 7
—Neapolitan. 711 to 711—New Columbian, 84—Oil, 1114,
scarcely any In the sarket—Chill, 791.

The following intelligence was receives at Lloyd':,
this morning :

01/111tALTAll, JULY 4.—The St. Pablo Spanish this
of the Line, is ar►ived at Cadiz from Algiers, soden.
braes the account of the unsatisfactory turn which the
negotiation between the Spanish arid Algeria, tiorers•
aunts had taken.

The Spanish Viee-Conshi hal left Algiers, and the
Government has made these circumstances olitiallr
known, in order that Spanish merchantmen may Se
apon their guard against aoy hostile attempts of the
Algeria* *raisers.

lIXTBACT IRON THI TO LVTD.II. AT TARIM
DATED 9 re INST.

" Almt 10, rm, 6th inst. it View a tvemendees
gale trotn N N.W. hot fortunately it lulled shoat
midnight. S I vessels would have been lost Ind
it lasted an hone or two I•mger. The damage dose
to British shipping is trilling. Four or five Austria'
vessels were driven on shore, but got off. Sean
smaller craft were sank."

FIRS IX BALTIMO6I.--(Frum the 13eltiatore CAI.*
•ide •f Jae* 24th, the tily aftez the.fire brake eat)
—The hewing names- of the sulfuric% ore att
could obtain—. complete list will It turoisued to-
morrow

Jo*. Ditfenderfor. grocer; Samuel Reed's tavern. to
tally bairns; Hisipla-lialles mod Co. oil shore, do; floe
devil blorgan, do ;S. U. Albers. gr:mery sod chandler".
do ; David Wilson, do. do. do.; Joahna hiatthews, de.:
Jaeoh Williams' chair shire. mach injured. goods prin.
drolly sand; %Val. &. H. broiow ell. sieve and fan far.
ntl, do. do. do.; Du. do. do. ingot,. r °trace sod rani
William West. do. do. do. ; Li irk and Clark, de. do. do.:
(Eastern Shure Hotel). du.

We regyet,to adJ, that some lives Tyree lost. awl se.
'feral persons Beverly lajare4. Ammo/ the Ixtter
Mr. Thomas Pump'trey, cabinet-sinker. an -mire
fireman, anti a Mr. Davis.

• The tire was snit raging' wbrn war paper aPnl
to press—thnaeh the wind had ins arm sapssure.u!,
sided, and probably it will ant mend say farther.

We have this morning received Park. papers to tie
234 just the contents of which are highly interesting.
The intelligence they bring from Madrid. though oft
of a later auto than a tort had previoosly reached
serves to thew in a completer manner the stme of pith.
lie affairs mid of the public mind i■ that capital.
" The calm and noble &Ili :ode.- says one of the Ma-
drid papers. of the 12th. “ which the inhabitants of this
capital have maintained since the brilliant victory olt•
tattled over the old troops of the ',Hie. • mono fail to
confound the enemies of the Constittrion. Poste►ity
will find it difficult to believe that so minds tooderatiaa
was united with so tone► courage. But 1.. being node-
rate, the inhabitant* of 31 idri I -ire s-ty far from nrel,"?'
leg every possible preeanvinn. T'e ialopt.ev
and the garrison contiotio under Drina, and in the PIP
position* which they occupied in the m•.raing of the 7'.
They wait till every thing shall he restored to its me,-