The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-10 00:00:00

1101UCIILTUSAL PRIPAPNCTP-,sa .---___
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MS STUMM toot)
-•--111 hawed, the Men, es we hen 000
peenedly, have mew bad any capital worth lopeill
of, sod the little they bad Is gem leaf ago. -
hare mare reuse ter keowloc that there le sot a to-•
mer at Ibis monseat—a farmer properly se milled, that
.is to say, a man who tams Mods from asether-.4a
the semi or west of lrelead, that is trot laeolvem.
'fhe distress has crossed the Shaanea sod le mauler
with rapid strides to the metropolis. laviesi it is felt
bitterly in Dablin—ead will, we 'aegis', be felt, with
irgymt . still Scuba sad starchier severity before tie Ma-
ier eh I have passed over oar heads. Rat whoa the
f re in one half or three-fintribs of the Merles
ern Imelveau it fellow,. manifestly, that the swoon
of thi sail , in the , die-

soil participate is a degree emend a.
tweet. Mew, the las& if Inlaid are petraHarly
air-
eumeteeeed. There are very few of whet IN called
Maid*. Estates is this eoaatry ; that is, there are very
Jew estates which are net eseumbered. There are
very fiw estates sot subject I. liens of wadies kind.,
judgment debts, mottos''s, provisions for the lathier
breaches if the family, its. From the habits and
thirstier of our gentry, these judgmeate have eaetb
weal fee years, say, from generative to gearestlea.oa
sew leads. While the 'strait was paid, several of
Cite proprietors put of the evil day *1 disehargleg the
priseipal. Bat for the last three or fear years, gees;
rally; the interest has bees bat very indifferently pelt
A...this year, we imagism there will be namely say at
all. Hitherto the family creditors have held oft far
though the hominess la the Court of Chancery has
very mash increased, from this cause, derlig the hat
11.0 Or three terms, we bappro to kites, from Wird&
reed antberity, that there are more prepared's* ht
Chaerery salts Hat term, than has been remembered
la Ireland for many years. Oa the ether head, the
lonians in the Law Courts has dwindled into com-
plete issigailleesee. The Chief Bares did *et try
OM Retard dueler tintless Circuit. Bet equity bail-
ors, is isereesing, aid likely to lacresse. Estates,
which it wee supposed were bound op by entail, so
as 'ewers the fifth geetratiao, will be opened, sad a
ponies, et perhaps the greater part of malty of them,
and the satire of semi, be set up to section. Pet 111
tawnier eta*. A man is 1810 had five thousand a
year well paid. There was a lien, so matter whether

jimlgreent, mortgage, or Joietare. to the meta% of
!0,0001. ape. the loads, at six per cent.. this is
twelve bombed a year. But be does not pew results
oat of these lands more *bas twelve hundred mods
per ans. lifueself. This year be will mot receive half.
the sum, sad the littoral cacao* be paid. The IIme1.!
gages will forrelose--the Trustees eider a hosier'
Marriage Settlement will prise a sale. The'*?
"will be foveae for four terms in Equity. but thiillti•
last. The lauds are pet 4,
the present circumstance, eit,
leave. after dischsrgiog tbol
genilrolen of the long and the
to the origiaal proprietor.'
It is the CIAO of several
Ceaossight. la short, if the
me, dm world Never taw, I
hue wltasmed the grvalliit
,esch a thereof
wilt make In the prelatical',
Shwa, the tlthe Is Movably well:
• &ogee that the lard wilt go
people may tblek. If
If the sheep sell for tem,mu
will homely-three &aligner
The densest popmlatilem I.
eatployel. eves tboogit Cloveriumen
`• of Overseer. la [retard
otherwise than ea the Ind,
here, with the exceptloa
syesking of. For the ebbe
if for ao other raises. we
sod dig, cod reap. 814
the tithe most be paid. Is
difficulty io collecting it.—
anthems has this advantage
liaglud t he has nothing to pay
be is his own property, and not
The Overseer seed not call,
, that there are DO Poor Laws
imagine, the coarse will mit be
-of the last laws passed
is provided. that persons
are to receive a certain sup-
creditor. Now, a majority of
• pet In by the Tithe PToc-
soon sick in plying for the
, and we imagine that an
property of the Choral will
be we see bow the times
sacred and hest secured pro-
is operating upon other
another opportunity of in.

. are sorry to bad that the
deprodadoo still exists la sos•e Ka-
- preedalmed•distriets. Os the sight
harvest stock of the Key. Mr.
aty of Cork, was set on fire
punishment fur baring col-
residence of James Norcott,
sante county, was forcibly
'venl•g •ad searched fur arms
wrath county of Kilkenny. the
iwelling was set on fire during
it, battle family fortunately
;bleb had beet' prepared fur
seadiag tbreateniog twice*,

present iis the guilen of ?boa,
11, a second crop of pease
stalks, which bore abundantly
; become pale anti withered.
removed f►om t►e ground. Wbf%
a foully, it began to exhibit
inritece of spring, and is not
young pease, affording •,
rly well fitted the late weip
vegatation.—(6dirserroi,

weather h i reseed t►s met. at
Wotan bat GO hogsheads

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Marriage Settiement will
"will be begin for four term
'ere. Ulan be made out at la
add we doubt whether, In tb
the country. they will lent
$ .
i I debt. and paying the gently
sheet robe. any eurplesage
1 .'Whim is so imaginary cam.
estates in Maumee and Cu
d
, . peanut ayatem condemn,
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........, Iveleosi. which has
• . Odds Mud It Mt
i . . wwiTtttts; as a pile pears will
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' of dd. kingdom..
4 le tbe MOM Ilme. dm i
• /erred. ?MIMI le ye desgM
it isk:lrkateeee pm
• is flAlia . 100 feeds; if
Melte ale; Matto. at
rte two peep •a • pound. 'I
Romp* must be employed.
abeitid esdertehe the task
they eaamet he employed of
There are Da assolfdcturee
of the Seen trade, worth si
of the public peace, then, ii
must plesgh. and sow, Si
Is II tale eultivaiims gees en, t
is true there will be great di
.. i
lint. then the Irish !seem
1 over hie brethren ip Bogies
to the peer; his tithe is h
noble to amtingensms. Tb
for this imams, namely, thi
is Ireland. Still, we lame
perfectly clear; for. by este
1 dories' the last Semi's, it
coodned fur 5u..11 debts are
port from thrdetainlag coed
the small drhtors have been
tors; het the latter will be 1
"ijl 0 support of the Insolvent.
l . I
immense potties •f the pr
be lost by this system. Si
rein efts upon the mom sac
perty. Pow the • •stess
ranks, we must take alto
spiting.
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lit the Irish papers we a
i spirit of.lawlem depeedados
41 reales of the lately proclaims
of the Ild fest. the hareem
4 1 Creegli. of Deaeraile, Casa'
4; andandtotally consamol, as a p
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Meted the tithes. The real
Esq., Spriegliel4, in the so
Y. entered on the same mails'
`el
'r' I. the Ramey of Oedema.
• thatch of a farmer's dwell's;
. • the night sof Tuesday lest, I
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escaped the horrid fate wide
I
, diem. The practice of send
i -
r . appears to be reviving.
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There he mho men at peel
Davidson, of Cushas•hill, a
Frewiag upon the old stalk'
~
• se Jaly. The straw had be•
and was sheet to be remote
st • is the astsmisbusent of the f
all the mestere and !azurite
i •1 . loaded with Menem. and y
J ' etrikiag pail haw pocoliari
;bee has bees See promotieg
Ater.)
i 1 i he The untammealds wwathet
Lem to hemmed; they hat
of Adm.' for the amok
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