The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-19 00:00:00

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Tim Mons of LORDS woad met ewe go
squiry of he calm. and reendios of Ireland's
. The Lords meld consent still to essylide
era who are errystinstrd to promise, only to,
id sever redeemed a pledge they made. The
sa Btu. is proof of the fidelity of their pro-
ne& they were assailed about Irish Tythes, ,
• preparing a measure (they said) which
my, it wet Loped, the ferment occasioned by
we of tythes. They hare hroseht in a Bill
the inearnlosa to hose the tythes far a term
years. What does that do? Will it wink
sot to pay his tythes? W:II it reconciie the
peasant to the payment of tythes to Protest-
mks? lir. Goomuare, and the Marquess
.ss, gad out MIARQUass Huts, knew very well
Rion of Whet is the only thing, on that head,
n satisfy the Catholic peasantry of I relanJ. And
w,also, those oppressed men are rorilledto the
ON. We only name this one point to chew
stirs mean nothing by any, or all of their
to Ireland; and are we far of as ever from
rtnessare of conciliation.

rday worming the King left town in his tra-
!stria,* earl fear, with out-riders, for hew,
Majesty spent the day.
Inks of Sauce. daring Ms escorsion in the
ezpected to continue ten days at E.lieborgh.
re were yesterday received in the City, direct
leers, unarming the distressing accounts
ed previously reached It oglsed by way of
of a plague, by which Algiers has been nearly
t. lualculable timbers of the ishabitants
ady fallen victims to this dreadful disease;
n Bore, as many of them as possessed tbo
tad shot themselves up is their bosses; all
a was, of course. at a stead, the streets were
. sad •ailest horror pervaded the whole town.
lopeestion of regular trade is great that
:haute. for want of something better to do,
to tarn the Royal Exchange into a Stock Ea-
sed to fill up their idle time by dealing in the
Mr fends, however, are as stagnant as our cos
they therefore speculate in the foreign weed-
f roes tbei r nature, there is more Ascension,
realer chance of gain. In so other article of
an a transfer be easily made. The coal*.
to merchants must be therefore serious; and,
ioa to the iestanee stated yesterday. a failure
rine trade is mentioned, some disagreeable ti-
e circulated respecting other breeches of trade.
laderstand that it is the iatention of Covers-
, allow Scotch whiskey to be bonded for etc-
re to foreign coast • ; • measure from which,
kid conceive- the agricultural interest of this
wilidiriftessential relief.--(Aherdeen Paper.)
LitalTease.-AParliamentary Return
at, daring the year 1821. there were Imported
real Rehab,' from all parts of the woe.,
talkie. of sheep's wool. The dnty (acconling to
teallineace Accuse,p.23.) protocol 393.4171.
it 'undated Raters, made up mouths after the
of the Muftis /1 entrzuaze. states that IthttilfehtlO

Us. 7d.

rga TB iDL..—.ACCOrdiric to Parliamentary
ti there were Imported 115,649 cwt.. of Better
I, which paid a duty of 115,9804 ; and in the
ar 413,267ewt5. the produce of !rebuild. he. duty
'he importations from Ireland during the preced-
e, were 437,996cwt5., so that in 1821 there was a
tan of Irish le:ports of near 50,1100cwts.; while
maw year (1820 the foreign Bolter imported
sly €81,291 eats, the imports of last year 'mein
babied those of the prerediog year, notwith-
6the fluty. Herr, then, is a small decrease in
trade, soda vast introits is the foreign Butter
Anothee Krtern states the whole quantity of
mported into Ureat Britain from all parts of the
o 1821, to be 528,916 cwts. (reliedas petition-
a protection of the Home-trade, ice.
was the public interest awakened ia Edinburgh
trial and mil/Altai of Mr. Stuart, that the do
>sr newspspers published there that day is,said
even exosoilsod what wee experienced daring
tl of the late Queen. Witte the verdict was
red at the door of the Parliaareat-house, the
rushed towards s chaise in the Lawn-market,
le avowed purpose of taking off the horses when
cart should make his appearance, who, however,
dated them by withdrawing privately. He was
irds discovered from Bank-street, as he was pee-
r ap Si, Audrew's-strett, aid the people suet
Thistle-street, bat at his earliest solicitation
I to pursue his way home, after shakiog hands
ne of their number. He was accompanied by
rl of Rossiya.

late Marqems of Hartford bad been io a de
sacs of health for upwards of two years; bat
the last tee days the decay bad bees rapid
r his memory appeared to be wholly goof.—
neat Marquess succeeds to the vast wealth as
to the tiller' of the deceased. The entailed
are estimated at little short of £90,000 per

erday being the Ansiversary of the Battle of
00, the same was observed by the military
lug guard is the Park, Ste. wearing laurel in
acs, caps, ire. In the evening the Duke of
gine, gave a grand dinner, at Lie house at
iark-r, ornery, to silty military officers, consisting
of those who were aids Grace's staff, and bad
od•d on that memorable day. The Marquis
Ilerea and Lord 11111 were absentees; the former
1e Isle of Wight. The Doke of York. as Com-
ein Chief was present. The dinner was ci
the costly service of Portuguese plate which
merited to his Grace ; the other plate, and the
e of china presented to his Brae* by the Allied
e, were used on the socasisto.
ID VLGRTATION.A letter freer Dumfries last
ass--•' The weather here has been meet oecomr-
%arm for some time past, and vegetation has ad-1
I with a rapidity never known before. A gentle-
o Monday se'saight. was passing a kid of po-
not one of which was at that time above the
Saturday last he bad occult's to pass
we
way, and he saw the skid all green at a half-
's distance; most of the stems were three, and
If them four, inches above the inroad.

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