The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-07 00:00:00

POOR BrRY

.koala Mr. Cosa prefer the latter before' the "Armee.
ezrept that be thereby kept SOU is the WON of
lose who was giblet to he his Common debtor? What
ether motifs astid be have ? rot. it is toe moth to
suppose that he bad a Nish for a mow Ilk* Mons!
Moots hd, at say rate, bees guilty of a root man-
&alias breach of hie word with Mr. Otitis. This mast
have bees hoses to Mr. Cosa. Nay. the proof of
it was proOated.to bin is as ofiltiorit. Is short. be
did knew M: sod dome it hapless, that hottearable mss
prefer such. pude. to ethers of a, totally opposite
character ?
It has os grestptia to stoke these remarks;
but. having. woe awaits ago, held Mr. COKE forth
to the plane as " the best kedlord is Ragldlad." we
could not, epos teeing Mr. themes pamphlet. thisk
that we wore acting justly towarJs that public. rimless
we soticed that which we mast deem, at the very lout.
to have bees a most usgestroaa procesdiag. As to
Moons. b would have bees beseath ear *elite. Hr
is soknews m the public. It is sot thus with regard
so Nr. Coss though we tarot say. that. if proof had
bees wasted. that mesas's. tea be a. mash at home
is the lefty seassien as Is the huckster's shed, do have
that proof sow before es.
STOCK 1nC114,10 frifIf,YII,CLOCI.
There bas bees a if Ugliest debts riot
stexlllllll. At the latter rad of the market yesterday,
some heavy purchases mai made. which raised Cos•
mils per Gest sad this morning they were des, at
di& to I for the Armouot, sad for Mosey 80e.
All Forrigs Securities have improved this morning,
aid .a goad deal of business has bees dose la Russian
and Prussia. floods.

I Chili. N$ to !—New Spanish. 04-0141, 013f—lifew Peer
90e—Ramis. Still!—Danish, Mt—Neapo-
litan, 77F—Colamblan, S6l—Scrip. Sq.
Ong o'Cimcs.—The market looks well and is ad-
vancing. is consequence of the Bank wincing the in.
tercet epos their Stock f rem 10 to 8 per cell. resell,
leg a bones of 10 per cent. by which means 4 mil-
lion will come late the meeker.

The difference which arose yesterday afternoon at
the Royal Exchange. was through Mr. L. throwing
sows mod into t►e face of Mr. C., the brother-In-law
of Mr. R.
Tits following aro the principal failures at New
Toth, by the last arrival :
John Colvill and ion; Smith and Mountain ; Hes-
;terse° and Cairns; Hull anti Man; Smith anti (lame's;
Jones and Clinch. P. L. Mills and Co.; C. Ogilvie ; J.
U. Brows; O. O. Hulse.

We have received ibis morning Quebec Papers to
the l!th of August. from which we extract the fol-
lowing. :
Last Sunday morning about eight o'clock, this tows
was visited by a dreadful thunder storm. The wiled
blew violently from the westward. For *early an
hoer there was a perfect hurricane. while the 'aim fall
in torrents, sad for a time deluged oar streets with'
water, tbouglt we have sat heard of any material Is•'
Jury. de•gh. *we is lids seigbbesrbasiL -ha
effects have beef seriously feit'aboat t►e head of the
Bay of Qaito. .
Mexcalar, Acct. 10.—The Right Honourable
Stratford Canning, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of
America, is shortly expected to arrive is this city.
fass.esse tx Bostox.—Moeh ►as been said lately
of the numerous failures in Boston, and those who
are opposed to the imported.. of fortis* sambasdise
have seised epos the Deviates to establish their fa.
roars doetritae, as the failures were attributed to es•
eseelva importations. The Bastes Centime!, however,
states that of these &Hares, there has not been a single
•ne autos( the importers of British or Preach goods.
Extract of a letter from Carthage.* of July I t.—
Tkis day arrived of the harbour, the [Jolted Siam
frigate Macedonia., having ■nder eoavoy three en-
sile lade, with valuable cargoes. belonging to D. Re-
biason, of Ilse United States. We understand Mr. R.
has made sail executed some important contracts with
the O•versmsst of Columbia.

Mira now.

tessoaloas
Into a -

?by pies

Paris papers, rebickhavereaebed us to the Sth last'
though they bring no-farther amounts of the reported
battles in theme, contain latelligenee Dom that Inte-
-1 ter w►ich is not unimportant. Letters from Trieste,
of the 15th sit. state, that all the islands of the Egean
Seabed made common came with Hydra, Ipsare, tad
Spezia, end had engaged to supply their tontiagent of
armed vests], and troops. The important plata of
Coosa .ad Modon, the only fortresses which the Turkel
had for some time holds. ID the Mores, had at last
tapes into the bands of the Henke. The Memos
Senate had ratified their capitulations, and both
town bad been finally given up to the conquerors
an the twenty-sixth of last July. Accounts
from the frontiers of Moldavia announce, that is the
night of the 11th to the 12th of August, the Joule-
auks had set lire to Jas.!, and that 2,000 • houses
bad falls. a prey to the dames. Wises the courier
who brought the news left Jassy, the contiguities°
still coutinned.—Aecording to a private letter trim
Frankfort, the death of the Marquess of Londonderry
world net occasion any visible alteration in the great
projects which were to be discussed at the approaching
Congress. Tim Sovereiges did not wish that ibis per.
soul importance should be recognised to so great an
es teat, as a change of policy would imply. They are
said to meet with a determination, •' to declare firmly
and openly against revelations of all kinds ;—to en.
Iltrust Austria with the safeguard of Italy and tier-
litany ;—to eater into s secret article respecting
Spain ;—to renew the glutamate given to the other
States of Europe;—to declare themselves neutral,
at least ostensibly, is the affairs of Turkey to in-
vite other Powers to Awaits from waging• ores war
with Spain; and to adopt general measures of to-
pressioa against the freedom of the Press." 'File.
King of Prussia Ism at last invited to Bodin a certain
camber of Deputies from the different Prussian Pro-
' winces, on both banks of the tibiae, for the purpose of
camellia, them respect's, the future organisatioa of
t►e country. They are to meet ea the Ist of Clambers
lead after forming local Coastitntioas far each iadivi-
deal Proviace. are to lay the basis of • general one for
dm whole kingdom. The Premiss Minister for Fob
•eigs Affairs, Count de Herastorff, quitted Dottie for
Vitus& on the 23d alt.. and it began to be doalstod
whether the King mid repair to the Coageets. A

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leiter 141191pIrdaiwa. are 1116Aegfast. roams the
aaassat at I tat the Trapplst. lie bee finally
altawiloaedelllalaida and A reap's, and with the wreck_
of his ►ead has takes reface Seer gammas, at !relit
a keit which the factioas reader stronger every day..
'lb tattiness/ from Prase* itself Is asimportast.
Tkriotemos of the accused is the plot of is Rochelle
wae"plesell as Tenthly last. The Artuorney-0 eeeee I
lwaiispoeted to stake his reply the seat day. and the
Jury would rotors their verdict so Thirs4ay at Ms
sheet. The trial of Risers! Berton, from the onosheo
of atomises to he rimier!, seems likely to occupy a
much longer period.
FOIIIIIII. SEPT. 4.—Five per Cent. Cassels
°pawed at 91f. 70c. ; closed at 94. 75c.—Rank Stock.
15371. 50c.—Neapolitan Fire per Cents. Tn.—Ex-
change os Lesion, one month, 2:4. 48c.; titres ditto,
454 110 c.

We have the happiness to state, that it is his Ma.
jesty's intention to visit this his rayon:it' place of re-
sides,' earl) is October. and to remain at the Pawl-
lieri./toughont the autumnal and winter months.—
(Brig i.e Herald.)
The Lord Chancellor had an audience of the King
gestersliy.
A piper of this monist states (anon what anthority
we know Dot) that the Dicke of frellinetoi is ILL:
It describes hie disorder as a " bilious fever." and
says be has been " cupped."' There really would
appear, ilthis be true, to be a sort of epidemic raring.
It is only a few days since another Morning Paper
told as. that Lord ilarrortb,y had a " nervous corn-
" plaint is the head."
A RIIIIIBEIT vol Tilt RELIEF or inc AORICUL.
TORISTII.—A correspondent in the Herald of yeater•
day, recounts:ads to the farmers of Ireland the growth
of hemp, Instead of wheat. The plan may be a good
ono if our rarkre pers in the " stern path of
duty;" for most likely the demand for hemp wl.l he
be i Ing whilst that for wheat will be ea the
ihsereaae.

Beltreel.-41r. DA Iltitell VON, report gays. is to re-
ceive the band if Lady 11. Moo rAetne, daeghter of
the late Earl of Semowien.—Oh, well. tome ; this is
'getting ep a/sever these! It is too late. It is too
late, Mr. Deetwo: we eats assure you. 'the Reason, IS
we ones tell Houses Toles. is over.

The Doke of Handitos leh lidiabargh on Saturday
far Kissel. The iahabitaote of Bo'aee► haviag heard
of his approach, 0

Ones to K:,
desaeaetratlea
fired a salute .
silt's, is/sewed

many patriotic
the proemt of
dist at Hematites

Treat sumbers,
found bis

this espresstes
Peoed. Refresbasem
sod the crowd

Chronicle.)
Th. pabile VIM Weir Informed that the ►fargMes,
eiCenynghant left ILlinburgh a few days after Ma,
Majesty's arrival le that capital, to repair to the Mee-
thieves., who, it was affirmed, was sojourning most;
the solitary woods and dells of blase. Our readers
will, probably, notwithstanding, be but little surprised
to hear that the Marchioness of Conynghans has not
Men in Ireland this year. Her Ladyship, as might
be expected, now resides in her siendid amnion is
Hamilton-place. Piccadilly. From this fact we slay
'eonjectsre that the object in dispatching the Nohbr

Itarquess, holding as he does so Important a situation
is the Royal Household, must hare been different
from what was at Ant stated ; but whether it related
to ear foreign affairs. as some imagined, or to events
connected with his Majesty's reception in Scotland,
we do sot pretend to say. In the latter ease, the
subject would seem to belong to the Home Depart-
ment.—(lbid.)

The ship Regalia lately sailed from Gondola to Van
Diemen's lead, having os hoard sixty or seventy pas-
gaugers going oat to settle in tbst colony. When rea-
dy to sell, she first dropped down to °rattiest,. leaving
bailed at the Cestone.house some packages belonging
to Dr. Ross, of Sudbury. and his family, oho were pas-
sengers, for inspection by the proper dicer. It bap-
pelted. upon examining the packages. that, among other
articles for domestic use, worsted to the weight •f 611).
doz.. the property of II individuals, seven of whom
Sere adelse. was discovered by the customs' officer. For
the first time the owners of the vessel and the owners
of the .vorsted were made acquainted, that under as
old messy law of Edward 111. for the eocouragessent,
protectien. &c. of our woollen inanufactere, this worsted
was costraband. and. with every Wog ehot in the
packages coot/tieing it. to the value of ifil or 601. for-
feited to the Crows. The effect of this intelligens,
epos the mind of persons in all the agitation of part-
log with their country and friends—perhaps for over—
stay well be imagined. The owners of the Regalia,
however, deterualeed ua presentiog a memorial, with a
statement of the case sad its hardships. to the Board of
Customs, and the result was the confiscation of the 61b.
doz. of worsted. but the restoration of the other con.
tests of the packages to Dr. Ross and his family. Bet
is the meastiree the I and the rest of the passen-
gets were delayed for four or five days in disappu a •
meat sad suspense; and all the parties concerned suf-
fered Incooveslenee, waste of time, trouble, and sex-
iety, is order to obtain a deci+ion os the seizure. and
this on account of a law which is a disgrace to a
I civilised country, while hundreds of others of a similar
character still remain on oar Statute Books.

Paovi DIN TI AL ESCA Pll.-02 Thursday night, as
MINIM workmen were removing a large cistern fr.nn the
top of a house, No. 1., Lincoln's Ins -square, fur the
purpose of adding a sew roof, while in the act of low-
ering it down the ladder, the• cords'broke; and the
cistern fell to the ground with a tremendous crash,
►reaping the stones of the pavement to the extent of
several yards. Although several pima' were passing,
happily mane received the least injury. The weight of
the cistern was nearly 900iirs.

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um-tett ?ROW J %Mt* 11/10111 TO Tilt EDITOR oe
DUBLIN /4011:11S0 P(MT.
" Sir—Permit me to mute yon nay sincere thatii,•,
for twenty pounds I receive' this day at your Otis •,.
forwa►det! you by the Most Noble• the ►sart[ttrn of
Hertford.
" I feel words ate insufficient to express the gratit,i•;.•
I owe the humane and generous disposition of the not,:.
Benefactor.
•• I cannot conclude withont rebutting my rinfeigrted
thanks fot the generous sympathy felt. as well ■s tile
substantial benefits I received, since the discovery of in:
innocence. To the liberal Press of both Countries
feel melt indebted: their exertions in toy cause shall
never be erase.: frees my memory.
`• I am, Sir, your obedient S-ryant.
"J.ASIES BYRNE.
"No. IS, 'South Comberland.street,
4th Sept. 1*22."

We hear that an offence of a peculiar nature, but to
which we can only allude with abhorrence, has been
covered at Grantham • one of the parties was in the
service of a noble link., and the other a draper. A
great sensation has been mule by the frequency of thes.t
occurrences, since the detection of the Bishop of Clogher.
—(Nottleglans Review.)
Mawr Com 3118•141,4.—0 n the trial of James r-
rninghain,swij Mary Anus Kirwan, otherwise fil nal Ile -
leans, indicted for the wilful murder of John Melon).

by ►hrowing him out of a window, when the ease WI
cloud. ;ledge Burton charged the Jury sad toeb o:.
elision to lay s—
" I have consulted with my Learned Brother on
case, and we think it one of in sn.langhter, although n'
a very aggravated natter, against Birmingham, and of
acquittal fur the female prisoner. The Counsel for Me
Crown mew it; opinion with us r
The Jary appeared to hesitate, and a Juror said, tit it
Birmingham, having talsen out the sash, and bervinic
previously said to the watchman, " I will Otarder, '
chewed malice prepense.
1.01111 N • .—lt is not lightly that the Jody.%
have pronounced their opinion that this is a manslaug:i-
ter case; the deceased and the prisoner had been dela...
ing together in anvi•y, a quarrel arose between thews,
which the deceased burls a part ; a struggle between theta
ensued, the window was but a short distance from the
ground. I wish you would confer together. tlentirrnen t
as the law now stands, masslanghter is not slightly pn-
sishedi he is liable to be transported for life if lout 1
guilty.

Jary. without leaving the hos, then retnnwil a
verdict, Gliding Birmingham Nut pithy of the Mauler,
and thilty of Manslaughter.
The female prisoner was acquitted.
At the conclusion of the day's proceedings, lifirtn;n;.
ham sentenced to he trausoportai for fife.

THEATIIICALS.—A very materiat alteratirm, it is said.
is in a state of forwardness in tlovent Barden Theatre.
which will add to the comfort mad uniform beauty of
the house, and tead much to accommodate families and
herties. There is a distinct lobby for the dress circle,
ated by a stove, and the basket is done away with, by
which the cold draughts of air so much complained of
heretofore will be completely excluded.
Drury-Lane Theatre is, in the ensiling season, to make
a bold dash, "flit or /Nu." Miss STEPHENS and Mr.
LISTON signed articles with the Manager OD 1110111 lay
last. In addition to the dramatic poformauces, Delete
are to be given in a style new to the English stage. The
first of which is to be produced by D'E•vio.s, in which
Mr. and Nlrs.Oscan ETHNIC and Mr. NOBLE are to appear.
ENGLISH ACTGRS IF PA RIIL—A friend of literature
may have the pleasure of making interesting compa.
risons between our stage and that of our neighbours.
without exposing himself to the danger of losing a leg
or an arm. The Vandals have disappeared; the repre-
sentations in the Hue Chintereine are now attended by
true Frenchmen. and never will it enterinto the imagina-
tions of Frenchmen, that iv, of Inert helo,ging to the *-
most civilised, the most generous nation in tae world,
to stone actors and actresses to death, because they any
heart, instead of curer r and lore, in place of armor.
We have, however, some fault to find with these British
artists; with the exception of 'rite School for Srultdal„
which is played with great applause in England, they
have not given us any classical performance. Let not
anv person be otiend-d ; we allude to those works whirls
will be found in the hands, and impressed on the me.
mnry, of all those to whom the English language is fa-
miliar. The actors of Mr. PANLAT'iI company are very
superior to what they were at first supposed; to be con-
vinced of this, it is sufficient to listen to them with att.n-
tion, and to consider all the disadvantages of the clrctsm-
scribed space in which they represent pieces which
would require continual changes of the scene.—(Burette
de France.)
MATCH TO Satasnonv.—Me. Jeakinessa. the Fades.
trian, started ma Wetlanday, from Kensington, to go
to Salisbury and rotate to Egham, a distance of one
hundred and forty miles, in 6ftymix hours. The pe-
destrian did twenty miles is the fint four beers. sad
halted an hour. He proceeded oa. and performed at
the rate of sine mike in two hours seta he performed
the beet quarter of hit distance, is tea hooves He
touched on the skirts of Salisbury in his twenty-ninth
hour, fresh and well and he halted two hoses, and
left there at ten o'clock on Thursday morning, having
sixty-fuur miles to accomplish is tweuty-seven hours,
Hs began to get lame at Basingstoke, bat he bad 27
miles only to do in MIND bones. He enitiased to she
about three aliases (sear. which left plenty of time re
rest, and he wen the match with half as hoar to
spare.
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the markettbso moll supplied
with beasts, sheep and lambs. The moosber of sheep and
lambs, upwards of 12,6410. The trade esctediagly heavy,
and wore tbaa one half of the things Mord out unsold.
—Wolter, of list. 235.; good Louth., Sit. 155.; 1000. of
;nod beef, 151. At Newgats market, maker mutton ,
21. 2d. to ts. 4d. per st. ; best lamb, ts. bd.; good
pork, 21.

approach, tidied out in a body, and escorted his ham was sentenced to he traseportal for
to Kitilwil'ilaass with music sad wrsTY °tit" PONTEFRACT SEPTEXIBERAIEETIXO, 16234
strati*. of*. All the vessels in the harbour
salute as be passed. The inhabitants of Ha TIIVRSI—TAr73, arr. b.
Sweepstakes of liggs wire. with COgs addles_ .101,411.1 P-tr.
, islammed with the highest respect for Ids old Sillest. to carry Sat. Tbe lest toile amtPrellitipablitl- •
patriotic vitality. sod particularly delighted with Lord ti3arbrouch's bl. f. by Walton I
upset of his speedily bersadar a cassias; real. Sir E. Dodsworth's br. f. Susan • . •
Hewitt°. palms" (the repairs on that mansion Colonel Croft's eh f. by Comae
Byre
now la a fohvard state), collected yesterday in air J.
Ewen on s eh. I. Lady Mao y .
Susan.—Pour paid.—.l most olcelleut race.
suosbwrs. Illtsraktrd dawn the park. aid haviag Sweepstakes of *Ogsaa4 far two-yr-old cells, to tarry"
his °Mee else iM garde• wall, its their aloe- Sib.; 011110,'Im. Salm Mihail.
74r. Wan's b. a. Tramp I
one mode of &bowl" 'aspect, they forced him so W. wahiws by
b. 4. 0"..5., 2
carriage tied drew It through this *girl Mr. Illsoward's eh. o. by Had
of SIM Mims. mf-, Lori •e h. &by. .• host ' ..- •
Moo for ever." asomapaaled the peocessloo.— litaarlairstr. I'. •' • • • • • 5
Mrtisswortit's hr. V. by PAD da Puts . 8
am. is was goal through with lard .`o sod eta lOa Harpooner.—ri easy. •
rem. Lord Archibald beiag unwell, declined Mr. Lembtou's b. e. by Don Cossack• wolf the Led4ton
'premise of popular regard. No occident hap. ft.talescoafthnts each br walking atm.—Mr. Howldsworth's
Refreshments wars liberally distributed, ra r
Seventy Peeru:Slie.liten by the Members for the Borough of
• crowd dispersed is good hamoir.—(Gla"row Pontefract for horses. to. of all ages. weigiste, to. the
same as for Tuesday's Plate. Ilests, S miles each.
Mr.t.nonbtee's b. Richard
_ I yrs old . . . .
..1
paisilo team lately !Wormed that the Marquess
raglans left Edinburgh a few days after his Lord irh stw•;!;marlorn d•r•awYors. old • • • w •