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

-.oast the Army ambit
Ar sad Notary .f Glows CA
dismiss of Marie had brawl
- the Kl:ida. charged with]
mysterious isortrecavtii,
comas the bananas of guards
liigut tbousaad frames lad
maw% the "Idlers, the re.
tbossaad were found in the house
'Oda ales aerated in the capital
bad' acted in the capacity of
whom the Gsard'ewere brilod
umeostitatioaal and amorous atteraPt.
of tits Guards themselves,
.t large sums to their leaden.
Id'enthers of the Cortes residing
presented an address to the Par-
JA to •which is the following par
fireigoers, whatever be the rash,
Jots coaspiracies. leave Spam
imposed on these corrapt and
NE employ geld sod soductiou
be drives away as they dro;
t advioersof the King. what•
spas their trial. Serb are
pesetas's. If they tie not sea
ottessapHibed. they will perhaps bed a
carrying he. 'ow efftit
Antrim, from CataloCia In
The Royalists having tot.
make a wood attempt
attacked and dispersed is'
eight buodred killed le
The triumph of the Spanish"
7th of July. was celebrated
days br piddle illamiudemei.
Negociations of the highest hapeeM'
toes opened with Portogal..
was to be °wattled is the'
Spain.—The coalitioa which
the diffeccat Germs States,
-'hisibladosissi Amis•
retrain easattive, occiticesa tr
sad to grow molt fsemillabli.
Ilfortembergh. and Bade* Assitsamc-
i commies to the Swiss Cadmus,
•aeoarable to a free made hawses
Mates of the Sneak of dermaity. on cep-'
Biritserland would secede to the pasha&
-kad ageism Preach sserchaadimas It
proposition w•eld elder*
.jr ',patios was made by Bade
latelligence from Prance itself In
Poitiers Assizes were to epee ear
trial of General Berthon. The
delivered is a list of 171 wit-
accusation.. A Liberal Joliet&
directing that Caron esti Bop"
Council of War instead of s
t of Ottesulen bad acted on**
law directed, oitatitst the ear:
be.enegiiienns remarks. " that
nis *ssoteseed to death asd that
emoted is 1794 whisk pail
conspirators against the
Benriener." TMs is mrtaiwki
me so than each an observatiou
enothfienne, which bid hitberb
execs tioa of that safertusats
and nn3sstikblo sm. sad which
him with " conspirators." but
sentence sad execution took place in
passed ender the Bourbon tito-

o'clock, a Cabinet Council wa
Office, which wits attended by the
Lon-donderry. Earl of Liceperpool, Earl
Wecntoreland, the Chancellor

of Wellington. land Marybo-
Ike. The Cabinet continued
miner before four o'clock.
Douglass, attached to our Ent.
b. left tows for Russia. The
attached to our embassy at Ma-

. carnet and somewhat peremp-
contrary, we learn from a respectable
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
_lion to •bit Edinbergh daring
continuum ID that capital.--(dfornimg

Aarquess of Hastings from India
arranged, Lod the Right Lion.
Ooreinor-Oetteral. takes his dew.
' on the 10th of October.—

most of the King's 'Nees and
&emote, together with thirty of the
town. in Greenwich stage coaches.
trit on board the James Watt
was to sail at two o'clock fur

to the beginning of Jeer, con•
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IPSiOR AUGUSTIN (IV:MDR) THE
TSB SVIIRENE VISORS'S.
Divine Providence, and by nomi-
rem of the Representatives of the me
Mexico. swear by find and the Holy
I defend and preserve the Roman.
.; religion. without permitting. any
that I will Maintain, and cacao to hr
institution which the said Congress
nwhile the Spanish Constitntion. In
y be expedient ; and also the lava.
already issued, or which mtv here-
• said Congress. having in view at
f the nation : that I will not exact
ought else, without a Decree of the
_` not take from any one his proper-
. livid respect tkr political liberty
personal liberty of each individual";
nave swore or any part thereof, I may
obedience shall not he doe to me. and In
*ball be nall and void. Thus may
my defence, sad if out, may he Jr.

IGNACIA OUTIGRAZT, Dep. SOC.
Mexico, May 21, I ea."
occesioaed by the death of Sir. Drool.
links of the King's Beech Priem.
_ up by the Members appointee&
respectable 'mildew.. is the thotlenon
site4tlon.
witblo the ire, Jackson*. is es.
up—, precious picture gals, truiy.
I:l4bit Is August:

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Mud.: flee own appearance iitesetea. fit_theiorvaiots : .
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of the niter Imes. SemeOwelling einem. Siass the A? Debits . 0•
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cendles went eft. Is the Wale the proscenia* tn- 1- Waterford 0. ' . ifeselsto' ; .
-*.- sines te s
Ywaken filets(
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-0- fikeders - a bullet from memo 1
. Vetbana west dose stain. mid procuring it nett. they 0 "ten um 0 0 sanwhis -. .. -
h -u5 of bases. to overtime
all proceeded to tine the house, sod carried cif the ar- - -e—
-dlstribeled We
ticks isestiesid in theifilionment. The female sig. PRICE OF VW Re..4T ON O'CLOta.. THIS DAY. posted. to that village. Big
vast ihrpoivi. tint,'betUen'elaten and twelve o'clock, °llaisract.'ltetwil•••••• 2..1.0.
... fill 1 Dileallatenfinn"tet ties... • -us- ........ alreade bilat
001 malolog savebtpowle shunt
she was shake oat .f her sleep by throe men, wk, Ipm cte e u 5.... .. MJ 1 fiestivites Illissit.l
resised into hie mu with ceedleatif their heads.- 4 petiket. Send Ike OW Asa
4 1 11.1tiliN i of Ilk NOM ' The Militia i
lii . • Cirep.were sued wish a short mord and a bayonet. a,a_Perat:sitte., gin i 1 lox I ~o, ye es re, itsalfoia the bed
----41101. Os Ss • pe• wesearer so the pant by wlti
'0 „ I She jumped spin bed. and Screamed as loud as she 17;wrewnen.nra.7
could. One of them innwediately struck her a violent Use Am ~. . Olp 1169 f k --Ram Fs, se. , um, to make their usemostitodes
Mews. the head with the sword. which indicted • hap. Ipr et. . 001 Oeu. for UM -Sall- Ilk suasers were some of
3ir I
' i deep metal, and thee jumped epos her and ?fused 'cult d PerCest ' . 1 04_4. "du_ ea . , AY& lug through whom ke had sees I
- for.aistatiptlon.• The
. her down ow the bed. with so mach weight, airto brash —"_...-
li/ iwit, *tateontatt. is tbe capital bate 'mutt
one of her ribs. To prevent her screaminfr be thrust missal Deplatioar lo •wb
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' his head lets her mouth, pinched her tongue, and
" TSB lIIIITISII USTI/SWAN" IS•11800111.0 ..... WITS "arcs .._.
sage :-" Let those %Mira
'2l • bowled oat some of her teeth. Whilst she was Pa SSAVILSIIAII."
;'1 1 , the situation her mistress calm to the door, and then ---- --------"—:----- lA* halal and rodeo"
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tey left her wi•hout any further molestation. Both LONDON: 'Lei iikato prawns be imps
, Mewl( and her mi were confined to their lied, for
TEURSDAT IVIIIIINO, AUGUST erwrimmet Closeriments wbe
8. 1822. . .• ra• Le
we or . t Waiters I
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a fertsight after. It appeared that the assailants bad
th hod
entered die boner bY • back window. whte°l --er FAREWELL TO THE COI.LECTIVII WISIXaIn ..... Isrfttiiint s let the "radio"
- r their titles. be pet e
. . 'fiereed• Sums days afterwards a ma"' named 43.`"' ft is gone. wad with a speak fritue the .Remo Irmo, a all
.the the peer
• . Termer. a disbanded soldier. was Oates epos semi-
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tries of beteg a participator in the outrage. And be which really dad* fib. Üblideect credit, anNteits like thins speedily secomplithed
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• A toefeeseil the fart. uel implieatea the otter pitman, all tite• rest, it has a little'epice of but ladifefdatv soh tieribis mode of c.
ease woe ittOuediately taken) op. Tb. principal wit- grasunar in it. The speech bat bat NW lei* ."4 ' The linen
mew, therefore, to snoport the cane fur the mace- het, It says that lime pretty well. It witiballalibo. - "°l'44; Th
' I tied Mee lire approver Turner, who deposed that be. butane of the Ministen to say Amid thicatedle'' Allailice thoir force*. to
. i Tilly,sed Bareett, bad armed, on the 16th of April, . arm Ado they wete -at
• think, that the patatoc crop. might have beoltadFulm oill onetime, and iek 4
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1 . to TO OS the 18th to Illialfeshon's beige, sad Commit
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if 1 the buttery. They motes. at the house at' eleven tageously emitted ; and the ssaketipifeir. Utile 'outalif the field of lattle. The
**illicit. Re waited in front of the body', whilst the of uniting as in " brotherly loot," might, jest at this goledfltstioliteliste <falba 71
1 oaten beet. in the beck way; which bating dories time, have been as well away. Of the parts -re-' e Lisboa *Oar three di
lit l' they opened the front door and let Mm la. Accord- lating to reduction of taxes we tatirery, approver and .
d Intelitiers. Negociati
lag to bleStationest, be took so pert is the violence we always are pleased when the. limo *ion not, efee are seta to have bet
" !Minded upon tie maid servast, bat swore that she speck to es in his capacity of thundeeer. lie was. The Pensions Militia w.
I. a hoes wounded by Dorsett, be jumped upon the advised to thuader much too lug. We beird, for sameenaseer as that of Si
r , *id to Pretreat farther violence, sod besought the ethers years and years. monolog but upraises of firm has take* place amongst t
Sot to hurt her any more. v reedirrima to employ force' to keep the •' &affected" against; the admission of I
' l t: • In tieh respect be was flatly coetnalcted by the old is awe. We do Sot like the words " brotherly lace" factures Into their reepesi
*n herself. who deposed, that there was .bat au
in
a Ksao's speech ; but, we like them better thus wand Its eamilleations eel
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t I man on the bed. and that that man, whoever he was.. bragging. about • " happy Constitatios" to be sap- The Barmie, Wartemba
had rut her, broke one of her ribs, plachea her Wavle, ported by forst " under the blessing. of Divine P. den badly subm in cut
'and forced out her teeth. videace." In short, the Speech is is am improved proposition* most favortrel
The aecomplice denied all this, and said he had mauser, which, we si ly hope, may long them sad AT State, of the
i merely interposed from motives of humanity. In continue is use. We must odds too, that did.* that Borlnterlaed a
collateral parts of the statement, however, the scum- here has appeared, in the roodrct of Ms who!, of tiv• 'Paten adopted dram
plies was confirmed by several witnesses. The buglers. the Government, for some time past, a dluseideo to was befleelld•ibei Owes pr
previously, to their entering the house, had disguised coatiliste, a disposition by which it may gain, hettecernd. set the Only op
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I their fronts. with some red and white powder to guard and by which it cannot low. By mild sod be- and Gellets----The lagellii
I 1 spied dateetioss. After they had effected the robbery mane measures it will soften. if not mileage, its honest eakeportane. The Poitiei
i I they met the other prisoner. Henry Leggett, by pre- foes; its foes of another deittlptise it sever seed the 211th loth for the trim
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1 viese nowt, at abut a mile frees the boast. with a care a straw sioclot.-The oeuntry is amistially teen- Abet General had deli
cart find horse, and to biro they delivered the gun, val. The millions are better of Ibis they were. We mum OS esprit the seat
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'I • which wee Fart of the pleader. Masai, on the part of the common people. say that hatinif Bleed that. ifi dire
The primmer. sensuously denied their guilt, sad i* we are perfectly satisfiel, it the fns on salt .ad an malt shoal* be tried by * Col
• 4 elated that the accomplice was perjured. . were wholly taken qr. This would do a vast deal Assisi Crimea, the Coen *col
. . The Loa. Comae Baum summed up the whole of more tbso the Ministers pees to imagine. If the Mi. half-forgiate* tofa la
the coca for the Jury, pedaling out to their speedos misters really do sea* to push throsgb Pones Bill, mies setae Repifilic, Hai
• 1: the discrepasey between the evidence of the female sir- they -will co4pletely strip the issmileeds no/ the par- tbrePulaid'llegiolen was 'i
l I ; vane. and the accomplice, with respect to the violence' sous; but, they seed toe ariod them,- Miley hen tha in wirtas.of • law suck:
5 C v cosionitted upon the former, but left them to say whe- minima with them; mid these they will have, Dailey with desth all coaspiratoi
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titer the rest of his story was entitled to credit. nor- repeal the taxes on salt and on malt.--As t. licked, at that lime that of the Be
i ' Sneed as it wss in many: collateral points by the tee- we are misinformed if some of the Ministers do not "remarkable. bet not more
. • timony of credible witnesses. wish to introduce the poor-laws there. It is ;stew to od the Pact of the 911.444
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'The Jury found all the primmer* thaltp-Deatit. • . iss that there is no other remedy for the sounders of conf
er Ma a idlae" ded that the se
.1 --- - that country. The poor-lows established in Ireland Prindel
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CIVIL SIDIt.--1011X PULLBII, ZSQ. T. SANDALL• would save three millions • year ia cost of troop', be. now tot only ranks bin
ti This was an action of trespass, for breaking and en- sides making the country so much more productive declares that his sentence
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i 4 ' tering the plaintiff's preserves, and destroying his game than it sow is.-We do hope that this measure will rirtre of a positive law in
after notice. be adopted. It would. at once. change the whole face ccideteol.
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A I - The plaintiff is a gentleman of some celebrity, and of things. It would for ever pat an sod to those loot-
formerly represented this county in Parliament; and able and savage feuds that disgrace. and .barrass a Yesterday, at two o'cl.
held at the Foreign Office
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• the defendant is a gentleman farmer, residing in the country. formed by niters to he the equal of any in
plaintiff's neighbourhood, in the parish of Millington, the world.-To take our leave of ibis Parliament with Marquess of Londonderry
Notice had been served upon the defendant in Decem• good in ,we are bound to say, because truth de- di Iletrewhy. Earl of W
of the Exchequer. Doke I
t t her, 1820, not to trespass upon the plaintiff's preserves, mead' it. that its proceedings, in the lest Session,
io consequence of imputed sets of aggression on re• have frequently given us satisfaction. and not, very rough. lilt. Robinson, &
viou occasions. Three distinct acts of trespass were
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t frequently, excited our indignation, a thing which we till a qnar
ti I ' now proved to have taken place after the notice. namely. could say with troth, of say former Session.- On Sunday, Lord Du
We shall now bare time to tarn our sheenier to whet best). et Et. Petersburgh.
In October, November, and December, last year. On
1 is going os is the several • rts of the &vestry • and, sums ay, Mr. Ward, alba
day, •
one occasion the defendant bad pursued a hare from his " . P 4 ,
by way of bewraning, we will notice the following in- drill.left tows for Spain.
all. own bud into that of the plaintiff, and there begged his h
. wresting fact: Notwithstanding tbe es
game; on another he sent his dogs into the plaintiff'.
"The S • Assizes at Guildford ended as Saturday. tory report to the eontrar
preserves, and killed a rabbit on a
private road .. 013 Friday Mr. Justice Park visited the new House of correspondent that his E:
-. of his own which traversed the plaintiff's soil: and on " Correctioo and inspected the treading mitt just erect- of Ireland has no istentit
4 •e, i the third he was with his dogs on the plaintiff's land, fit ed. His Lordship was pleased to ascertain the degree we majesty, coati:mine
• but no game was killed. " Vezertiox required, by a personal attempt."
f . '" Mr. Deaner, for the defendant, contended, that the Oar readers will recollect, that; sometime ego. we
plaintiff was entitled merely to nominal damages. The "Trtmekileet.)ers of the Mar
, . , ti defendent, in the keenness of sport, bad accidentally (in the Register) anticipated that" Legal Distress," is
at length finally
are
it i. . trespassed on the plaintiff's land, which adjoined his which has since made its appear once in the shape of a
own, and certainly never meant to insult the plaintiff by most shocking falling off of briefs. We then said, that ore
Canning. as Hove
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i a wanton tempest:, as was very frequently the ease on we feared, that the time was not distant, when we
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from°uric°
England in
such occasions. There wits therefore no ground for any should see the unfortunate amongst the " trained `•
thing more than nominal damage.. Yeeteedey morning, a
" ' 1 i' Mr. Justice Peas charged the Jury, tbst they mast
' "friends," coming by our door, with a big wig upon •
a pole, and, after the manner of the and in ~,,
the Royal livery servant
. 1a . certainly find their
accusevedict for the plaintiff, but told a mimeo guard, left town
snowy weather, bawling out," pray remember the poor; t., Deptford.
; tie them that it was only
The Jury retied for about three ens of an bone, " Lawyers." I° our endeavours to point oat a re. stead-packet. ,
et, which , was
and fonnd their verdict for the plaintHr-Damages 5!. source in such an emergency, we thoughtofa eorit.oeill
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costs 401. to go by the force of man ; and, though it Maybe in
Veraitins °ensues ti
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tf. DrIU CMI AND STUTTER V. itiew. •+ • thought vanity in ns, we cannot help thinking, .twit
sin the following article
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wis an
action brought by the :Lank of- the Was this hint of ours. which (baying Ind so seney el
Mpaasn,ionrgoofnßritheebtsehealstzereabegsiinmestetageh.doefenadasdnitifosiroti:emter
mark. and digging and carrying sway the sand and soil Mr. Justice Pee[ humanely to make the " perspda. l" '' •w I. AUGUSTIN, by Dii
experiment abovisoneetioned.
the distressed objects recently before binirlitThered ,'-'4l-411111'8,°11relell,anEgrUPPgagir:
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11 . therefrom. The object of the action war to try the • itemiser,' the Congress o
t plaintiffs' right, as Lords of the Maim', to the poll of _-.......-..- .tion. Emperor of hiexie
1,. the beach between high and low water mark, along the srocK F:XCR :INGE, TWELVE O'CI.00IC: "Resneelists. that I will 11
. wrest, in the parish of Brighthelmstone. . Tilere has been a grew deal of business doing hr.LslCatliolic sod Apostolic r.
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l' • .. The plaintiffs' rested their case room evidencetosbew this morning. ...
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i. • I that the Lords of the Minor of Brighton had, time out One broker bought Up4VS./011 two .
hundred thousand, beside. various other perches., tit ineintained. the Con iet i
of mind, exercisrd dominion over the soil between high • ,till form, soil meanwhi
and low water mark, and had the exclesire ownership a considerable amount. Consols at present fur the such matte
, -thereof, in contradiction to the acknowledged role of Account are Olt Reduced, 811. mourn as may be
orders and decrees ahem
i law, that the manorial rights of the Lord do not extend The business In the Foreign Market this esereing after proceed from the si
to beyond the high water mark, the right to the interven- has been vEry brisk, mad (Olin Bonds were, greatly all times the welfare of '
li I ' ing soil and the low water mark being generally is the sought after, which has caused a further rise in that 4 'produce money, or °ugh
King. The right of wreck-of contriving the removal et. , '
II!, of sand and gravel-the fixing of moving cepstaos on '-'''w"- •No other Foreign Securities were in demand. tv t and especially that 1
i'l • the beach. and other leaden!. of dominion. were in- ONE O'CLOCITIIII Commissioners have jnst given of the (whin, and per,
aimed upon as confirming. the plaintiffs* tight,. Dees. for Coa/0111 861, refusing to purchase in Reduced, as and if to what I have a
t 2 ' menhir)! evidence on the nature of ancient 'grants. was fill was asked fur them. The lands remain steady at ;et contrary, obedience
also adduced for the same purpose.
the above prices • , inch case my arts shall
. For the defence it was contended, that the labials'
P The Chili Bolds have been done at 821. Ten (i'sl he 'sty aid and al
claim was not made oat, by any adequate evidence of
tb d have been purchased at the above pier. An mind of me'
1I V - enjoyment. sufficient to c.etroul the common law right ellaag
(Sieleil) " JOilt is
• in all the Kings. übjects to Dalian between high and other Foreign Securities remain steady.
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low watermark. more particularly as there was no dim New Sitedleb.o4l--Ct1a.624-Rew Prottien. Sall-Old. ! The vacancy peewit)
I: ' tioet oviduct of any ieterraptios of this right, from time $9—R"44.1"94i-411"1"1 "I-0110511. WI-Columbia a, ' shoot,, Clerk of the the
. 1' .1 I . hyena the memory of ma.. • • .alb-Nepoiiwa, 731-aetliti Wei
4 1 . ~ Tpe CUT went to the Jury, under the direction of the ---omso--- I was yesterday fined up
. i. t • Learned Judge. who was iodised to think that the eiri. Paris pipers to the 6th instant, have brought heel- Mt- Raabs• a "'Peet'
. deice of
eateyoleot was as strosi es could .he gives in ligence from Madrid to the 27th ult. At that time &Foisted to the Anton*
subs cum
o ' - Tito At/Mired for about threorpiartors of an hour, Decree,
the new Ministry was not organised. By a Royal 'lke Sulu". ntci d
dated the 231 of July, the provisce of Dar tittle Plough" up-'t
, J : . aad fooki their verdict for the Moodie'. scions is declared is a state of war, end Heneral Mies fur Brigid"' to Inhibit
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