The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-15 00:00:00

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EZAL, APRIL 11.—Came down from the ...ref Ns.
morning the Egremnat, Mahon, fur Madras and Reseal,
Lady Juliana, Smith, Quiches.; Anna, IforAy,
Friends, Richardson, Quebec ; Diadem, Edmond, Mir,.
iadcbi ; Aurora, —, Mir/Asian ; Meth,.c p.,.
New York ; ileanwell, Phillips, Jant.sicn; Elizahea
Brady, Qaebre; Good Intent, Rawly, Quebec; Limy:
Tate, Quebec; Equity, Nom, Trieste; Skipsey,
hey, Quebec ; Kent, --., Lenburdo; *twitter, [maid.
um, New Yurk ; Crown, Cosbell, Ilfracombe ;
Sours. Ports, Konen; and sailed with the rest ~ tilt
,outward hound, with a light breeze from the N.E._
Wind N.E.

PLTHor•ru, Aram U.—Arrive,' Lady Popham, .1,1.
king, from Jamaica, wind-hound, with her teteutre
sprung, sails split. fore-top-mast, main-inastdie..l,
main-topsail yards, btc. carried awey ; the ha!: 11$1
damaged, harm% experienced heavy galas, partica:e: t
on the 7th of March, off Calderon Castle, Arrire.l .-se
Charlton, frornNesrcastle, for Quebec.—Wiod E
PORTIIIIOUTH, APRIL 14.—Arrired hi% Majewe'r 5;,.0
Phaeton, from a cress.. His Majesty's ship Pitti.em.,
(mot Spartan, as reported on Saturday.) from Jimmies
with specie ; and his Majesty's yacht William and lime
from Dohlin.—Wind Southerly.
FALIIOI.7III, APRIL 13.—Arrived Royce, SArtiL
from Calcutta, railed Dec. I.—Wind S.W.
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Mac, Area. 13.—Came down from the Rirer ar.l
remains in the Downs, Felicity, 311‘Doura1 frou. M..
/lei's, and the Canaries end Idea, AWridp. frog
Miremichi.—Wind S.W.

A letter from Paris of the lOtb
Zr., the Columbian hlinister Isere, yesterday del,wed
e diplomatic note to the Ambassadors of the different
l;eropeao Powers at this Court, demanding the reeq.
nitiun of the independence of Columbia. It is es
timely well written, and the language is b.)lrl and
firm."

A paragraph hes appeared in the French perm
stating that several. armed Turkish vessels had attacked
several Russian raerthaatasen, and captured two of
them. seder pr.:mace of 'min,: property on board b.•
longing to the Greeks. We give the trne histori of
what actually did occur, as stated in a letter received
on Sa•urday at Lloyd's, dated Constantinople, Fe.
broary
" A Neapolitan vessel lately earn. down from
Ismail, with a cargo of corn belonging to a Russian
house at Odessa, which bad no sooner arrived than tte
Por:e seized it, under a charge of having been cot,
cern.-d iu the affair at Galata of last year. The Ele-
gise house claims the cargo, but the Porte refines to
zive it up. There appears to be something wrong, as
the master. aid crew ran away on the first outcry.--
Another vessel has a d from the 'Danube, laden
with corn, and having the French flag lying, which
has bees seized by the Porte and sent to the arsenal.
She is accused of being another of the vessels con-
caned In the Galati business. Hee consteactin ie
said to be Idriot. Five others are expected erecter
siruilar circumstaces. The crews of the latter vesse:s
bare been seized by the Porte."
Oa Tuesday the Earl of Roselyn attended at the
Sheriff's Office here, and gave bail fur his appearance.
if called upon, to stand trial for his connexion with the
late duel. The Hon. Hr. Douglas, the other sand,
we understand, has also given ball for his appearance.
—Odiabargh Star of Friday)
Qojaturday last, Mr. Borthwiek, printer, prisoner
in Edinburgh gaol, was served with an indic:nsent to
stand trial at the Glasgow Circuit Court on the 221
We understand, a Petition to Pis liament, for a free
trade in Denims been numerously signed by the land•
owners in the vicinity of Maideahead, and that a eimilir
Petition is is the course of signature inthisnei;hbear•
bltall.••4llcadieg• Mercury.)
(mom rim zirturoot MERCVRY.I
Tire MANI:MUTER TCIAL.—We wish to correct

aw erroneous report respecting the counsel in tins
It was generally nadentood, and indeed ws so
stated it, a fortnight ago, that Mr. Brougham was to
be the leader for the plaintiff This, however, was rm
the case; awl an idea is in consequsoce very preys•
lent, that Mr. Brougham declined to hold a brief na
the occasion. The fact is, that no brief was off-red to
him ; and however muck his assistance might bare
been desirA, the plaintiff had no Etude to enable him
to make such an off r to Mr. Brougham as wall be
at all commeosurate with the task. Tile forovirst pa
ragraph gin this subject is quoted in the London Co—
tier, of Tuesday, and is amply indicative of the art•
dity with whi :h a c'emicable faction Mostly 31ift:
facts, which it is deemed but necessary to rect:mile to
their own seirhes—nut to trials.
" Mr. Scartett and Mr. Brougham teeth threw up their
brisfs in the pending case of the Maochester
Meeting, but we had nut learned from what cams.—
(dlrrecicajicld Cuwrier.)
Sumo ioteldgence has at It ngth bean received of tLe
Lady Poph.m, from Jamaica to Bogiand. The .IJon!
East Indianian having landed some pmsengers on the
10th at Penzance, gave information that she
Bud
spoken with the Lady l'o7lia,m, no the 431 March, a t
well, though from sum? curious or careless °lois:Am,
the letters from that place do not state in what laf,t-
lade or cif what place the Boyne spark o with liar. Ad
fears are, therefore, not at rest, as a considerabi• pe-
aid has passed since the 23.1 March, sad it is rally
said, that if all was well she ought to be in p, :t
at
this time. The indent liters are most anxiously sa. -
ing trether intelligence, as it is said a very lisle; tu-
saratice Las been effected on her.

DM'S OP IifICAINGIUM.

(rasa vas imams roar)

allowing piece sigreasHessiew is takes festal
phew Post w►is► say, it ►as ta►es it frees al
hastshirs Paper. It is sarlotts; sad the
AI °horror, that It sews est after the" Far.l
ye's F►isid." However. lit us ass it grit,
I observe upon it. _

e Doke of flockingitam's audit on fdoaday
liberal redaction of 20/. per cent.. wu m-do
ram, mod a bawdiest, Maser provided for the'
. His Ormes health was drank .n: h tits
lo.fee4ags of eithosisms. tad every symptom
ado manifested by Aio numerous toseatry.—
'nor on address was votodia his Grace
!It GRAB!' TWB MIS 01 SUCIVIXIMIAN. &C.

Lord Dike,—We, your Once's Mows at Ay.
wilts mighbouritood, beg your acceptance of
clot thanks for the liberal and Nohlernaolike
t we experienced at your Grnoe's rent receipts
ism by the reduction of 10/. per cent. from
Which will better *sable es to meet the pre.
s. We also thank your Grace for the assu-
rer* at as eatirtainment to which your tenantry
14Nr• were invited at yonr mansion it Stowe,
had the honour of dicing with your Grace at
intones table, that: besides the reduction we
'Tient, shook: the times retake it, you will
',tuber redaction to enable your tenantry to
ma May your noble example be followed by the
a sad Gentlemen throrgert the kingdom. and
,eviaced Old England will still be a happy and
Pg eoeatry!
r Grace's old tenants sad yeomen prey fir you
family, that you may lin many years to sajoy
ad prosperity. May your yeomen always be
apriag forward in the defence of their King
nary! " We remain,
r brace's mast obedient and bumble 'eremite,
" YOUR. OLD TINANTRT AND
Amy, April t."—/flarfter Express.
" farther rederetioa" is the thing to look at !
s is intended to be we do not know ; but, un.
to the whole of the rent,we well know, that by
r ibis time (Peel's Bill continuing) there will
'ew of these " Old Tenantry" left!—What a
that the country will be made "flourishing."
diction of rents! No redacting eta make
ars flourish without a reduction of taxes.—
, these people will "prey," it seems, for the
t fatally. The Grenville family would net
)Id quid of tobacco for their praying. It is
iag people but peyiag people that they wait.
to " spriseing forward is defence of their
corner;" let the fools take Care Of Mint.
let them take care of the little Of any) capi-
b Ire left; and not pester their heads about
tag and country, who have plenty of persons
care of them. Let this "springing," Yee-
spring en upon the ploughing and mowing;
hey have, at the end of the day, any spring
them, let them spring on upon the ter* °traces
nay sugar a-day is the home of the farm of 400
We believe, however, that the far greater
thews will spring, not "forward," bat Lock-
sit, at soy rate, spiv out of their farm.—
dens will, doubtless, have concluded, without
from us, that not one single renew or Yea
any thing to de with Ilumbeg inset
sautes? Have these people no names?—
Old Tenantry and Yeomanry" is an odd
signalers. fe short, the whole thing
terrible puff, Intended as a sort of set-off
the " Farmer's IFife's Frisnd," which, bow-
s produced, and is producing an effect that no
I bombers will ever do away or diminish.