The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-27 00:00:00

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can did not cal; ►
s eurinns eiongh
lade about thr
the land;" that
Of the land or
against them, the
' their charac-
refusal of ca.
.ding •• Grand
according to the
dnesday of every
srahle Member
,ge notice of hie
the latter might
the member to
that all ? What
the judge any
given in this
t be prosecuted,
r was to present,
sped very short,.
t matter, unless
tto consideration
t appear to have
that 3tre. Bow.
pretty nearly the
of petition..
forward for a se-
,hen the ATTOR-
read thit day
toed of the AT-
thont •ssigning.
and a division
18 for the AT.
! The 'thing
tbears Of *the AT.
escape neat time.
tolling Members
bat we are now
a lift; but, we
.at, thened his
thAt we trust he
t assigni.ng rea-
Mr. WTSNC. we
ing, as a reason,
of Eneagd:
remembers six. as.
'oscher'a
mai Posidais;
ire rib/Will' like

Esterbasy had

Ind Count Mon-

larviess:o!Sikliibory

Satnellay 'bated
Mr. Mellish and
!Proprietors, who
Offices. He was
ly in the 13hIllon
.rrangements. tie
ibscribers' and enp-
' by Mr. Conseil
the Prince sod-

divine service et the
'sines's. After dime s4:-
honoured the Earl of Li-
nnets Melville, Earl sod
Westmoreland. and the

morning visits.
lighnesses proceeded to
to view the esti
were received by
Royal Academy.
ttesded by their Lord
other attendants.
inc. to receive the
Flighnes•tes were
Dodoes of Kent
Feodor, attended
troness de Spaedth.—
the r0y.41 party
.Lich their Royal

from a Ministerial,
whom it anodes
terposition exercised
jibed virtue
Important feud in the'
'ficent ball, which has
n of the fashionable
election of visitors
lied rank, who, in
name of a certain
eject of much cont-
,e such offence to the
Patron of the Ball,
which the afore-
other two ladies

Lave received, says the Mornigg Iferald. the
'jug communication from a Correspondent, but
snot vouch for its correctness :—.` It is now con-
Ir understood that a Royal Marriage is on the la-
thery err upwards of one hundred and fifty work-
at present constantly employed at the Pavilion,
Yiton. The directed alterations in, and additions
Ro•yal Edifice, are upon an extensive and snperb
and are ordered to he completed as speedily as
;hie. It is conjectured that this meditated improve-
cannot be executed in less than two or three
"• lining ibis interval Courts are to be held,
(lawsuit-mica:Pi given to the Itoyal Visitors from
?11. It is also understood that the mission to Co-
.ll. and th.s consequent necessary arrangements,
fully p •'f vied within the above period, awl that
syal Nuptials will be subsequently celebrated with
'ger and magnificence bituerto unrivalled in this

111 "Miry."
iVe hear that apartments are preparing at Brighton
the Prince and Princess of Denmark ; and it is
'nay said that his Majesty will be here lame-
after Ascot Races.—(Brighlon Herald.)
^rtireil et Blackwall from India, vo Saturday, in
. Libech, his Highness Prince Nawab Meer
khan, son of the King of Delhi. His Irighness.
two of the principal ladies of his Harem, insure-
'lf proeeedid to the Plough Tavern, where he re.
ontil his arrival is made known and can be
arknowledge4 by Government. Every st-
arring the so) age and since his arrival by Yen
to see the Wire has been abortive. The ladies
t been admitted describe the females to b. los
tote, pitted with the small pax, and very unin•

"please; or at any rate, if such a cad
ot„quiey, what rase ever did ? It is et
slat whenever there is a complaint mat
edge,,they are called " the judges of th
.wending appellation i s given to them.
ofibg tea, if petitions are remitted age'
og might to be enquired into; or, if
rod dignity are to he supported by ;
then what becomes of that slant
oCertaittee of Jostice," which, actin
Toot the !loose, is to sit every Wedne
eels, Mr. WYNN, thought the Honout
sight to have given the Learned Judgt
ignition to present the petition ; that th
log had an opportunity to request th
girt some explanation. What ! and is
;sine,' bad Mr. Illonnorss to tell t
ding about the matter ? Are notices
grief way to persons who are about to
bin mauler? No: the regular way
Ike petition; and` Mr. Hoottoess stopp
• stop short, in oar view of the
ie ore for the petition to be takes into
h some shape or nthei. He Ades not al
owed even for its being. prfatea ; so tl
PITCH Yew,, we vu pest, already, pre
tell extent of •the IsenOtit of Osii tight of
The Crafty to Cattle Hill wat put for
ash reading by Mr. R. Merits ; whet
vastessaa. sonved that it should be
amonths ! Mr., MART',complaine
•511.(1•Ntitill. for doing this with.]
des; but the former perse►ered, a
sully took place, when there were 11
truits-Gersaet 'and 29 against him
hit oarrew escape from the fatal thee
teriET•ligitltAt. 'hit it will not MA
Ire art tot ranch An the habit of extol
of
the Adoisistration, and perhaps why
going to say mat give Mr. MARTIN •
rot sw, that the ATTORNIT-GENItRA
pal tease 11,0•11116 occasion ; and' the
will persevere; sod that, too wi boot s
mood the danger of doing which, M
list, gore him a specimen, by *depth
that the Bill was an is-road on the lot
The ATTORNIT•OgNZRAL, who retnem
SPlOrTtell Circular and the new Pose
do
his not forgotten the Bill orPaine
bey a great deal better than to atsig
tih fortis opposition to the BIM.
iscram===z2.
Oa Saturday and yesterday Prune I
carom of his Majesty.
Yesterday the Lori Cbgtmettor Ind
roe bad sodium's of the Kinc: • '
The Dube of Dorset and the Margo*
Idsodienees of the King onEdjudai
Prince Christian. of Denmark *I Si
de Bank, where he was received by
'somber of the Bask Directors sod P
dewed his flightless the pencil's! OA
orticularly delighted with the display
Ohre, and alail with the genetel arra'
shrws.rds went through the lobscri
ass' rooms at Lloyd's, acettuggitied
topbelle mho Io a Meantrat. 't ••
-is !esters/ay the Duchess of Mitat-Matii
limpet of Denmark attedeel ditto,
itcrilGerensu Chapel, St. James's. A
*the Prince and Princess honoured
were!, Viscount and Viscountess Mel
(recess Bathurst. Earl of Westrasors
Wu and Duchess of Montrose. with
Itissr o'clock, their Royal Highsesse
ths Royal tesdemy, Somerset-place. to
Vika, where their Royal ffighoesses w
SIT. Lawrence, the President of she 11
he Prince and Princess were attended
liamberlain, &lady in waiting., and of
The Danish Minister was to attendance
Priam sod Princess. Their Royal II
Idled at the Royal Academy by the Di
sal the Princess Sophia. the Princess F
hr Captain Conroy, and the Baroness
Sr 'I horns, Lawrence conducted th
:trough the difLrent rooms, with whit
Highnesses were much gratified.
I IV, copy the subjoined article lion
Lening Paper. The Marchioness to I
alit. we suppose, from the high Werra
• alai favour, be a lady of distinguish'
"There has, it seems, been an import'
4tter circles respecting a magnificent
*Heel the most anxious expectation of
world. According to report, the seleci
so left to two ladies of distinguished
ierinvitation list, had omitted the nal
hrehionns, who has been the subject
we. This omission, it is said, gave sue
r•i eller:icier who was to be the Patr
the therefore made a new list, in wi
*Marchioness was enrolled, sod the a
totted."
re have meted, says the AlorniA
Ilieleitig communication from a Corr
*cannot vouch for its correctness :—'
i41,1,1r understood that a Royal Morris
Ph There ore upwards of one hundred
*s at present constantly employed a
'Welton. The directed alterations it
h Ike Royal Edifice, are upon an extent
Wes Ind•are ordered to he completed
It is conjectured that this meet
lilts cannot be executed in less that
Daring this interval Courts
Led eitertaiements given to the. Royal
`nroath. It is also understood that the
l'oArtn, and the consecrient necessary
'ii he II:1! is irtacted within the ithave
lii Itny will be subaequeotly
"Plitiour and magnificence tauten° ui
*airy..
he hear that apartments are imperil
Lillie Prince and Princess of Dentna
"dimly said that his Majesty will
rely after Ascot Races.—(Brighlon
moved at lilnckwall from India, or
IssLipLioecli, his Highness Prince
lies khan, son of the King of Delhi.
,!111 tiro of the principal ladies of his
"1111 Y proceeded to the Plough Taverr
trnot until his•. .
arrival is made know
itrir'eY heknowledoedGovernme
teTePt narine the rote by
age and since his
disco to see the ladies has been shortie
'llO bare be
s. en admitted describe the fe
pitted with the small pox,