The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-08 00:00:00

RAN[ REUUNIMATIONff.

14.01LENFELL moved that there be laid before the
house accounts of remunerations made to the Bank for
all Loan and Exchequer Bills from the year 1793 to the
year 1841 inclusive.
Mr. MANNING made some observations, which sere
generally inaudible, upon the bringing forward of the
present motion. The Honourable Member waa, per.
baps, not aware that the house was already in posoosio,
of the information which he required. .'llll accounts
were returned in the year 1818, and they were then or
dared to be printed.
Mr. GRENFELL expressed his regret that any thing
like rancour should be felt by the Hon. Member at sor
thing which fell from him. He always considered that
it was the Government, and not the Directors, who we
to blame in the transaction which be bad occasionally
brought before the bouse.—Accounts ordered.

NAVY T►ML PLR CINTL DILL.

Mr. LUSHINGTON moved the Order of the Day for
elle further consideration of the Report of the above Bill,
me the purpose of postponing it to Monday.
IIIiUGGLIRS. PISTINTION SILL.
Mr. LUSHINOTON moved the Order of the Day for
the second reading of the Bill, in order to postpone
till Monday.
Mr. DENMAN expressed his regretand astonishing
that the Bill should be postponed, because he had beat
most anxious to take a part is the discussion upon
He conceived it to be of the veep last inaportaace, and if
it were postponed to Monday. he should not barest cis
portnnity of expressing his sentiments with regard to it.
Mr. LUSHINGTON said, that it was very dills-sits
please Honborable Members ea the other side. The Bill
bed been postponed at the express desire of the Hump
ra►le Member for Durham. Upon leaving the bluetit*
Hon. kleinher said to him (Mr. Lushington) use.
member that I have your promise that the Bill skillet
some on to-night."
. lir. DENMAN said, he was glad to find that the a-
Ilestioa of his Hon. Fritod was directed to it, as Urn
sere to treat it as it deserved.
. The Alien and Denizen's Bill was read a seeped fist,
and ordered to be committed to-morrow.
The Navy Mutiny Bill went through the same:tam
The Circuit Commissioners' Bill went through 'Cos
mittee, and the third reading fixed for to-morrow.
The LORD ADVOCATE brought in a Bill relation
to Scotch Burghs, which was read a first time, god Of.
dered for second reading on Friday the twentyuces.l.
—Adjourned.

PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCk.
Bank Stock lndia Stock.
S per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto Bonds N. 521.631
S per Ct.Ces. 78111, Booth Sea Stock
31 per Cent 1 South Sea Old An.......
4 per Cent 5............ Shut 1 Ez.Billad.ionnt... Os. ILI
6 per Cts. Navy 102i11! 50W...----- ts.3s.i
3 per Cent. Sois3os.ts.ll.pa
UMW Ans. • Shot Co.. for Aect 1146;14
Insp. 3 per Cast 76,1111.4 i. far ditto
Irish 6 eer Carl . Lott. Tickets t Ik.

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STOCK EXCHANGE, TEN O'CLOCK.
Towards the eloso of the Market yellereoysh Ira
knows that some diaturbaoces bad takers place is Nos

folk and So&lk, and that en Express hal wired
from Paris with some diagreeable intelligence. lava►
sequence of this intelligence, several large sales errs
made, which lowered the Funds per Cent. ibis
morning there is a great dealer business cluing. t
the opening of the Market, an eminent Jew Bran
purchased near 700,0001. Stock, which had the rffert
if keeping up the Funds. Console opened at 79'
the Account, and were afterwards (bole at 79 to 1::
for Maxey, 7od to I. The b per Cents. are 1021.
1.01111071 ft*NDS.
New Spanish 621
Prussian ........ ft9l to
Danish. .
Neapolitan Of Se 70

The Southern Reporter of the Sad instant tereirti
to day. contains an account of the nine (infatuate
men ordered for execution at Carriganimmy sad s
share. Haring given a detail of the toehold'sh
proceedings which attended the execution of foot •
the former plaec, it adds, "yesterday morning
other five men were taken to Deshure, and there'
the tame fate as those on the preceding day.
scene was, if possible, still more awful and ;wreak!
than its precursor ;bat we feel that throne melascOoli
oar; stive which we have furnished is sufficient for the"'
without further harrowing up the feeling of oor reados
On this second occasion, the Rev. Mr. M'Swiory,
Parish Priest of Bandon, exhorted the spectators of
sad scene with impressive zeal, and was aided is
care of the unfortunate men by Messrs. England, fra'
land, and Driscoll, who prepared their aids * •
awful change that was at hand. But we oast defer
the panicolars ti.l our nest." One teetere ef the*st^
however, we cannot, in the mean time, suffer WWl'however,
remark. This execution took place under die like
circumstances, in which the others presented Sa stfikl"C
a picture of desolation. Not a conatrynws of '
neighbcurhood attended as a spectator; but
th
men, of the lower order, for miles around, Weeded
great numbers, and exhibited all those feelings obia'
it would have been less characteristic or safe forum
to have expressed. A Specks' Session was brki
bit'
Cork, on Saturday, under the Insurrection Act;
no informations cognisable under that Act, which..
came into operation at twelve o'clock the pretrial
night, I ‘d been then returned, the only basioess
occupied the attention was the arrangement of
modes of procedure in future. In the Lirserick
sion, however, there appears to be no lack either
business or of industry. At the City Court held:
Friday. a am was put to the bar, charged witb b.g
an idle and disorderly person, sod with kso
denied the posses.ion of arms or ammosiees:
when being asked if such were is bit Me