The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

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HAMPDEN fell is Me Field, and SYDNEY died ern grit Sersarold r• PRICE SEVEN PENCE
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nos of PAINTINGS, for safety sad depth of water, and may become a tea- don of the Marquess of Hastings. He dwelt with
I-street, opposite Stafford- deivoes for oar navy employed la these seas. grist forge es hie having bronght to a satecessful ter-
ns. &I. The Nett/sweat has been lately formed by a eons- Wattles the Nepoolere. Piodaree, sod Mehrstta wet
NT GUNS to lead at past' of eaterprisine gentlemen of this place, whose -Warred on the poet additimb which, sailer hit ' I I 1 1
(teatime. are reepoetod- ealeelatioss, we are induced to believe, will not prove auspices, had been eakals to the remise in the last
'noon, which for Welty. nisloaaty, year. and enogratslated the Proprietors ow the teas- • 1 '
alli be found "Peeler to The following extracts of a letter to a gentleman qua quality which now ?reigned in India--s tram/4014 iy a '
bred to the Pahlie. By
I,* „e art" a rowil„. is that place, fanjets some particelare of the care- which there was every reason to believe would not be I 1 li
he proportten of at least moor atilt*, possession. availed far many years. to emichseien, be observed,
MF. EN, Guemakist. •• Port gen, Thompaou's Island, March 27, 1822. that the Cadet of Directors did net call on the Pre- i'
dace. et WE have been present at • grand important core- prietore to agree to their rtmolotiar, bet wished that's 1 II
)F TWENTY YEettn. • sway-that of taking possession of the Island, in the resolution of thank. should oeightite with some goa- 1 ,
he Pleci• it the Fetters SOME of the United Statese-.-Thia step was taken is tinniest on the other side of the ho„,. i ;• ,
IDE of BLOOMSBURY-
( 8 the tom street, emmegureee of a letter from Mr. S— -. which Mr. R. JACKSON moved, that iltw tweelatiou of op oon nipl 1
toted its way to head gnomes's, aril Captain Perry shacks to the Marquee, of Hastings, en the Ikb of a 1 l I.
PANY be leave to an- of the fished States' schooner Spark, who received December, 1816, and the 3.1 of February, 1619, anal i • 1
to shore Bosse is Weir leierg , reuse here to es amine site harbour and also the revelation of the 3let of March, 18t9, grant- t. 1 I
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Y. where they erintlese is' Woad, Its favourably of it."
1 the Public with WAR-ing a pinnies to the Governor General, should be read. ; •
for Mims and Sheets, or 1111" OF 4 LEITER PROM AN OFFICER ON
price considerably I.er • ode espocre ruts 10101 DAT" vet-PAR-um seder the consideration of the Court the various lee•
any other medium. Thew may_ $ rot, 1821. rim of the Hammes of liaatine. sad ooncletled ea ;
1 t e-money should soy teen "'Lints is yet in possession of the Patriots,
nk of Ireland Notes taken although able and eloquent speech, by moving a reeolation ei-
ders punctually attended Ole Royalists hare is a manner relieved Calla", the passive of the grateful feelings of the Proprietors fur
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eea-plea. Pe li, the ez-vice-kinr, escaped in the the beneficial administration of their affairs by tub
iborPoquare- Lon A#reran ship General Drown, of New York. I had ,
I Abbey, Dublin, Agents. Marquess of Hastings. t
but opportunity of aerie,: him before his departure.- Mr. Noah seconded the motion. • 1
'I'ION ---Sithseriptsons He appears to he *Loot sixty-two, and although a -•;
Mr. D. KINNAURD declared that he would vote for 1
e under-mentioned places. little bent, is still vigorous is his features, which are ! ! ,
the motion ; but be thought at the same time that it -
IEF... Victualler. who hair- harsh, but po sufficient animation, when lighted , , L.
License (and theta's)* act-
'straws of the CArty of up by any thing that interestshim.
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wield. is of Directors was, it appeared, drawn up on the spur
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scueconevey ermines fact, form a fine subject fur the physiognomist. He isl -
of the moment, in order to meet tile Noble Marquess
led and feu" aulilf. as active anti intelligent meat sal has hero • famous .. be he left the shores of India. Many people
;faction in communicating warrior la his day. I
le has, unsolicited, been would be inclined to think, th at it was " because" ho
Manchester, for the same • " The Blue Beard of these parts, the infamous Ile- was about to leave his hies situation, as they 'ail
at to hope the noble es- oevides, who deserves every epithet of disgrace that can
knew very well that Ile must le a sexy obstinate arid
unwed by many ether. be heaped upon him-who has been 'same executed unbending fo. e who would not build a bridge of gold
of the elabeeriPtiee wilt -k.
and left upon the field for dead, as a traitor-artuatld I
fur a retreating H enemy. The onourable Proprietor _ i
imlitee. by a piratical and
ger"' spirit worthy of 11 "e- inveighed with warmth arainat the adoption of that 41
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I GODDARD; Hon.fiee. o after committing the most barb recesses on
i. Williams and Goddard, mth
system of cant, both in the Court of Directors and I r i 1111'
vessels of all nations, plundering and murdering their
Messrs. Bryan and Co. i; the lionm of Commons, which prevented those
I captains, and forcing their crews into his service, has bodies from thanking the Marius,' of Hastings for hie
quire, Fleet-streets Mr.
4th-street, Borough ; Mr. at length. as report says, been joined by the Anuses. , ;
civil policy, as well as for his military achievrineots.
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Joe-street. Whiteehattel I Diane. • brave and independent nation of warriors, That system, which was mostly ypocritical, arose from a
mw•T• ainehfriere ' hi' sever yet subdued lay the Spaniards, and taken Con- .7..... A •
Cripplegate: Mr. James, . • pretenues view* on the part of the Legislature
e'er-square ; Mr. &own, ceptioa. the third city in importance belongieg to the the Court of Directors, not to sanction the warfare •
Allen. %Visite Dorset. Pet- Chinon Republic. The account adds, that be is new I
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on, Rose, Se
e se. in full march for St. Jago, the capital, although he can which the heads of the Indian Government weresome-
ds Coffee Deese. Lowertimes forced to wage. In the case of the Nlarquess of I • l'
t Baca. Teeley.emes t sever accomplish hie al+ ct. The island of Jean Fer Hastings, the most perfect justification was made out; I
ash; Mr. Folder, King's sande; alias Robinson Crueoe's Isle, is peopled by a
and, therefore, the Directors were bound to have
I Mr. Cook, White Bart, colony from this place, the governor of which has had
spoken is a plain and manly way, that approval of his
the boldness and temerity to detain thirteen tan and t I
I. Esq. Trooper& conduct which they must have felt.
~,,e,„„ereet, oeye,,t.et. two boats beleaging to an American whalernan.- ,
IR will item, sure net are They say he also attempted by finesse, to capture .
Mitch The lion. I. . STANDOPI eulogised the liberal prin- • r .
cosies eke rind the Government of the •
si selebrated ROWS Oil is 4" 'ln g. l's • '
sable Inman's% &emu& aWe shall, probably, as soon as we are provisioned, Marquess of Hastings, and eluded particularly to
t, and has made the moots visit the Island, investigate the „mediae. and pa- h_ is having established the Freedom of the Press io
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serer to tll.l_,lsair in the sigh the anther of the outrage. . I odic .- f
i ""' kug. ""7;al=',,a. etda dime ate els weals era sail van to leeward." Mr. Home supported the motion ; but observed, that •
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a has began to tun grey, Tar Scats TRADR.—By the extracts from late __ before they agreed to a Resolutien, approving of the d t (
*I colour, sod If used often shun Leone papers, pnblished in the last evening', whole of the civil policy of the Marques, of Hastings.
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aIS St" msihme the werf• Commercial. and the intelligence given ots Saturday, it was necessary that documents should be laid before I
always keep the head midthe Court. They ought to see the correvoodence , 4
-- "ha are held' and it is evident
Slave 'Trade. so far from being °llwhich had taken place between the Indian 0
hir remaking, by using re- the decline, is yet carried on to a great extent.-
t's improved Russia Oil, France has not relinquished it, notwithstanding thedifferent native powers against whom the .0. f ' I
rat, will be mare to restore and
General had waged war, in order to form a just
which h„ h„, ea,, solemn treaties into which she bad entered: and we ,
so au judgment of the grounds on which those wars were
shillings, and a bottle eon- are left to believe, that the inhuman traffic,
Mkt. is a saving. dieting to humanity, is connived at. if not actually entered into. He was also anxious to know what the . '
of respectable sod prinel-of Hastings had done with respect to ilia- re-
m other than Prince's cete. encouraged by her government. There is only one Marquess
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that It is the original sod way. we believe, that this cruel practice can be de- form of the Judicial Establishment in India' {
It is the best Oil for dress- stroyed ; and that Is by a sincere and hearty and Mr. LOWNDES supported the motion.
ashes it look beautiful, sad milted effort of all civilised nations, to effect the oh. Sir J. DOTLI, in a manly, feeling, and, at time., :--
ity hair droners, and other •
J at once. It dote little good for two or three oft- huusouroes address, combatted lof the observe-
I country, and also abroad, •
tie their customers it is the tione, only, to exert themselves against it, no matter tions made by Mr. D. Kinuaird and Mr. Hume, and i 1• I •i by the counterfeits. with bow great a degree of sincerity and good faith painted, in lively colours, the statesnsaulike qualities ik , •
tuseia Oil, and observe, 5
they may act, so long as the accursed business can and military capabilities of the Marquess of Hastings.
acts of each bottle without,
wet the purpose.-Cold by be pursued with impunity under any independent Mr. Teeter, having bell a confidential situation
trteoved to No. 9, Poland. flag. The truth is, there must be a general and under the Government of the Marquess of {listings,
Pantheon ; and by Mr. reciprocal atoms of {RUCK. This principle once ad- felt it his ditty to state, -that one of the first acts of I
y, 117, New Bond-street: audited, and • small armed force upoa the African that noble person's administration, was to appoint a •
dr. Simpson 's, Perfumer,
most principal Perfumers coast, will drive the hard-hearted miscreants from gentleman, eminent for his talents and experience,
the ocean. The American and British geveraments to new model the Judicial System of India. lie most
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I be particular, as impos- have undoubtedly acted with good faith upon this cordially approved of the resolution, although lie
a eouuterfeit Resole Oil so
imitated irate
should the
"oriugtiionalus.Paro-ad subject. But Americana, •and Britton. and Span- thought that which bad been agreed to by the Cerra
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ITSlards, and any body else, can prosecute the trade of Directors would have answered the purpose equally lll i
sf a respectable Vender.- under the Preach flag ; and consequently it will con- well.
a the sollotrY. may be e'sr• time, until more efficient means shall be taken for Mr. R. JACKSON shortly replied. 1 •
R Oil, by sending a remit- . , '
obe forwarded temediate. Its suppression. A committee of our National Le.
The CHAIRMAN repelled the attack which be con-
gislatere have recently reported in favour of allow- ceived the Hon. Proprietor (Mr. Kinstaird) had made
ing a restricted right of search ; and we hailed the
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PAPERS.
measure as
fraught with the happiest `ens" •• After a few words from Mr. KINNAIRD. in answer, ] I
because, if America and Great Britain should unite I -a
DI WASII/NOTON. DATED in a measure of this kind, France would be deprived the tesolatien was unanimously, agreed to, sad the . •
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22. of every pretext for contending against it: and Holland Court adj d. i
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k until the knee of ad- and Spain would accede to the DI eeeee e as almost a ,Iffs I
resentatives were occu- ter of course. Bat to oar surprise. an upposi- MEETING AT LLOYD'S RRSPRC7ING IHE
Bill. A warm debate lion has been exhibited In this country ; and this DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
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s question was several -or-
surprise was iac eeeee d by finding the iotelligent edi- 1,1 „
II was nut sustained.- tor of the Franklye Gazette among the number. We Yesterday, agreeably to • requisition signed by se-
as.re. Col Jen, Cambrel know our countrymen are somewhat sensitive upon veral opulent subscribers to Lloyd's, a Meeting took ~..
atterson, Tracy, Hardin, this subject. Bet pray where can be the objection place in the subscriptiee-root to take into toad-
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tally a motion was wade to it ? Smirked has offered to do the same-nay, derails's the propriety of giving a sum of money from Si I a
Bill hack to the COS• is anxious for it; and other nations will go and do the funds of the house, towards the eabscription now . 1
strike out all the Kill likewise. The concession, moreover, is to be limited, forming for the relief of the distressed peasantry of . ill
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il in lieu thereof a clause and fur a special object-and that object one of the Ireland.
Ile officers of the g - noblest that has been attempted during the present At twelve o'clock, J. Matatteao. Esq. took the . .
with the Secretaries; the era of liberality and humanity. What, therefore. Chair, and the business of the Meeting was formed a .
receive over 1000 dol. we repeat, can be the objection to it ? It will not by Dewar, Req. who strongly advocated the be-
lion' "le will reduce be eacrificiag a principle ur yielding a right. It will stowing souse mosey from tie funds towards the sub-
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• sti 40 per clay. My sot compromise our national honour, or tarnish our scription. , 1
days more will be spent oedema character. We do hope, short as the period This being seconded, I '
be suffered to hare the is, before the adjournment of congress, that this ins- Mr. Mainstay, oaths part of the Committee, stated, • i :
Mobile. April 8.
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portant subject will be attended to. that tbe funds cf the Society were at present too low
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rival this morning, from EAST I.VDIA HOUSE, ../Liv 29. He further stated that it was the opinion of the Cons-
Key West, on the coast -.....--
mitts., the object of the (wades was in direct contra- . ly
at on the 24th March, A Special General Court of Proprietors of East In-
diction of the regulation of the house, which stated
in of, in the name of the dia Stuck, war this day held at the Company's House
that the funds were raised for the purpose of reward. ll
1 Capt. Perry, of the in Leadenhall.strest, for the purpose of laying before
leg merit, or relieving misfortuae when they were
k. the Proprietors a Resolution of the Court of Direc- .
is seven miles long, by tors, thanking the Must Noble the Marquess of
connected with naval affairs, bet certainly not to be
applied to purposes, which, however deserving. were • '
tiara for his unwearied seal for the interests of distinctly
eat land, and eztensive H ,
unconnected with either. •
rag from 3 to 400,4100 the Company, during his adusinistratiou of their af-
After some further discussion, it was finally agreed
td eligibly situated for fairs in the last note years.
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a _ a ballot should be taken on Wednesday next, to as-
ast with prevision, lee, The CHAIRMAN (J. Paulson. Esq.) is opening the
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Irby. The harbour is badness of the day, briefly pointed out the benefits
Meeting broke up.
Julph of Mexico, both which the Company had derived (runt the acatinistra- ;
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