The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

offence agaitat him ; and those' the honest indigos.
lion of the Dotter might to have hies tempered with
flore Cilltioll, we ciao; help bop's' that the offend
ed party. when he iris bad tine to cool. and take al.
the circumstances iato nosaideration. will anomie his
gettermity..iither than his ressatanat. and seeordisg
to the old sad good oasis. not to that 11l which was
not ill meant.

To rebate to *sr subjost; to drop does and return
to the Bishop and the Soldier; the Old Times of to
day again, is still algae epos the subject. The New
Times of yesterday. conducted by WALtihe's late ono-
ciate, Doctor STODDILICT, ascribes the Bishop's cos.
duct to insanity! Well said, Old Boy! Well said,
Old Doctors' Commetie ! Bet it did sot occur to
you, we sapper*, that the insanity oust have very re-
I rntly taken plasm, or (tilled the or. Doctor.) that the
Bishop must have bees insane whoa be was raised
from the See of Ferns to that of Clogher ; which
took place, only we believe, a very few mouths ago.
Only think, Dauer, what a defender of the Church
you are. whoa you disguise the same of the Bishop,
and when you compel as to Goaded' (if we believe
yon), that as Immo' parson has beets bestowing, bene-
fices; selecting ilieisters of the Church; ordaieing
Mateo, and Priests; laying on bf heads at Coofir-
matimi., and doing all these things, which are coo.
reified with sue\ swirl' solemnity to the heeds of a
Prelate of the Church.
It has beat said in Ore ,Hernia; Chronicle aid
other newspapers, that the Bishop has Isit the
comity. Dotwitbstsading the bail to the immense
moonlit of a thommand pentads! It is said that two
Oedemata are the sureties! These two Tradesmen
will hardly lose the five hundred pounds a piece!
Olt this is a pretty thing altogether. And where
is the Soldier? what is become of llm? We were
told 'Nat no hail could be got for him, sad that hi
was committed to take his trial! To take his trial !
To hp sere, be is ; and the mistimes most state bin of-
feoceoes., of which, doubtless, Mr. Drum, the Magis-
trate, hes taken care. However, we dwell see ell about

this. Naas re rrrrr ; that is to say, we shatl set!
Is the mean time, let us take another leek, at the
CONDUCT OP THE PRESS. We are well informed,
that. on Monday night, Sir. Wm. Ds CassrioNv, Ia
the Haase .f Common* spoke of thus horrible affair,
and, is tht coarse of his speech, said t►at the public
was very meek i,idehted to' Me Statesman Newspaper.
Now let that public look into all the Marais& Paper.
of Tuesday ; let that injured public look into those
papers; sod it will Sad this matter wholly suppressed ;
not a single word of it @stationed in day use of those
papers, any more than if Sir Wm. Ds Cassetcyr had
never opened his lips! le this doilies fairly, wilh, the
public; is it dealing tarty by Sir Was. Ds CAItSPIAST;
is it dealiag fairly by ties House of Gasseas ; wit
cleating fairly by the CM of the Bishops ; sod least
this press a•combisation of men to get frets the public,
or from ipilivid oats, riebes by tlsi amassed suppressing
truth, or circolstiptifekolsitada *kW* maw their
purpose ?
.o. ph; •
Orel kilt& the sPitirof.sawairsity bean! !bey
*ere all of a mind. GSM tick/have been cassia Gay
Lad all been acted span in die same sort of way.
Here were two motives. , The Pot precisely the suss
as that which had produced their previous Alsace ;
and the ascot& that of preventing the public from
seeing their own b by keeping if possible the
STATZSM'AN from its eyes. The public, however, has
in this cats as is all other cases, when not deluded,
been just. • it bas decided, that the STATIONoS has
dose its duty, sad we desks nothing lumber than that
commendation. We desire no praise; we have not
performed our duty with pleasant, bat flail/Irish a
great deal of pails. We canoot bit kaim • deep
the affliction must be amongst numerous porseas•Poo•
netted with the party; and Omagh these mews are.
in all respects, utter strangers to us, it isr liefoosilsie
not to feel sorrow for their &Maims. But, es the
o her hand, are we to have no regard for public jos-
tire ; for the administration of that. without
the just and impartial adosisiesratioa of wkkh
civil society is a disgrace to mankied and a
CUM to all those who li►e in It: are we to balm so

regard to this; tied when we bear of a thousand
pounds bail, in smelt a ease. and appertain*: to with

a party, are we to block up our memories; are we to
think nothing at all of the case of Mr. CARLILE ;
of his fines, his imprisonment, Lis enemies for lift,
ate we to thick nothing of his wife, seat to a dun-
gee. with • child is her arms, in that dungeon de.
lirrred of another child ; are we to think nothing of
the imprisonment, the fine, the sureties upon the sister:
are we to think nothing of these, all imposed without
even the imputation of moral offence, aid only for
impugning (we will say erroaeoutly) a system of re-
ligion, one of the persons at the head of whkh, was
this very Bishop To hold our tongues In such a
case would be infamous indeed; and would make as
merit to be ruled, not with rods, bat with oessepiose.
We have not room to-day fur any observations on
the Proceedings in Parliament last night. We most
also, we are afraid, omit until to-morrow Mr. Fawn u'
excellent address to the nobility, gentry, clergy, sad
freeholders of the county of York.

New York Papers bave coo" to band tWa asoraiay
to the 34 of July, by whirls "altars, through tb.ln.
flotation of a Captain ChasWelsh' who arrived at
Norfolk from Jago de Cabs, eft" a day or two before
hie leaviig Si. Deming°, acettaab bad bows remind
free Slain abet a "'mash Saw bad &Mead la that

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-Boy ; tiet the 'Akers boa both es liiiirsttiod that so
important &noddies wearing on, die ithjiiit of which
was net knows. but mesa ospposeri to telsie ti s cession
of part of the friend of st. Dirolsplib the ?tenth
Goveressest. The Slot is Inel4llllB.llM4Olid of ail or
sere. frigates.
The relies party in Cardiageoa ore Noted to bare
refried to receive the Coraisandast sp.einte4 by Cie-
verosest ; and Sfilli bore bees morsel in In order to
resist bier.

A dreadful ke ►as take, plate at Baltimore. The
fire cesuesetted in the timber yard of Kirby asi
Clark. and spread wit► great rapidity. Thirty bail&
tap were tiestreped, t►e "else of witch is estiesate4
et 10000 dollars.

aroac EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK,

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Tbo"dukes bas assaasd somewhat We misrotair,
wittiest omit laminas +a n,. Nosey endow emo
Oki Commis in for the Mewl, 90j j. sad fee
Sleety. SO. The (weirs Market remain steady, with
*et mesh truisms &lap • .
did sp..l.b. 11111—New. 111114 Coloololaft, 1011—
New. 62 11. T_
.w Neepentse, 711 Se
72 61/—N ow Prussian. —OK IN.

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Sumo noon, it has bees reported ea 'Chase. that
a vessel has arrived fres Valparaiso, with %Willow,
safavoarable N the independents. Tits assorts,
however, by way of the limited State% .11avisi :at
delve to a very regain dates this roper/ SI Itat
Isla mach credit.

Paris Papeobehleh have arrived to the 22d lost.
contal• ittabit"gleaelnp of Spanish news fro the
Madrid Joanna. brought es the preceding day by
tha Eatraordiaary Courier, which are out without im-
madames. The Kist bad testiAed. in several Ordi•
sauces, his satidaetiee to the Regiseats of the Oar-
rises. the National 0•114111, sad various Officers. fur
the b y whieb they bed displayed is the adios
against the Royal Gaards. He had alsi ordered that
ptomains should be immediately isstitotad before
the Taited., relative to the conduct of dm fear
infantry battalloas of °Garda who bad retired to the
Pardo. and had afterwards made as hostile attempt
against the capital on the morning of the 7th. Gen,-
rat Riego is said to have appeared at am arladow of
the' MaokipaKty eu the Ith lama, and 40 have ad-
dream, tire people. fetid', them Never again to cry
" Legg 'lye 1108.•," bet " Loa, 'lke the Conatita.
tioarl Kiev ase(tAt CasitPitios." , He added, that the
King had mooted him to use his Mane* amongst
Our Cenditotlettalists to- ream* tell sasses af divisists,

aid thit ;tile of thous meat ettekette elates bad hail;
the so.;of '•TraPia P!!?ft!)?t,As -,. ide
7.14
oeminteste a the Gentral's eptesb4,osl
leteliteets to substitute to ,thileiirse miserilw+
Rieio,"•ttwitil**lonigretht Cobiltlistfint, tie Plltliett4,
sad the CeiStittettoitia• nil abetelelnike
• • • 'II r.• •
eitegisithOrsvele: The likins. nave ride ,thesesio
,tbestatatellbak. Capital 01411111144bitAed $llllO She j
garrison ,le• tesisw. The suntbertsf Star& -talon
`itrisoastil,Sid.kopt in the berrack4 amounted-to ti2o.
'excledifti kale wounded le the hospitals ; so that if
r • o;
OM. wise rote killed, sad those 010 joined the Cos-
etitatiosalits before sad during tits action, are takes
coesideeation, the whole stases hundred or Iwo
two thousand, of whom the reteilled battalions origin-
ally coniisted, will be folly' Aedidiraled.for.--117 as or
Lithe Toted in the Cometiteti4Ow. the pteeeel.
Greek we
.are girls to andoesisid. that the events

which base recently °scarred at Madrid (weepy the 11
attention of the Preach Clovernmeat, aad that their
troops at the (sot nt the Pyrenees are about to be
angmented. The French Papers have brought no in-.
Wiliest, whatever from any other part of -Europe.
They araelsiefly Oiled with the debates of the Cham-
ber a Deputies, which conduits ofilm same character
1 as has of lam bees usual.

Accounts from Petersburg to the 29th of June,
state that matters are so settled betereeo Russia and
Turkey, that the Russian Guards are either arriving
nr arrived: It was expected that the conduct of the
Turks in Selo might 'Micmac. Alexander's determina-
tion, bat it had made so impression en him; wad he
and thi King of Prussia are going immediately to Vi-
enna, on a long promised visit. It was understood
that there would be no Congress.
There appear, by the last Lisbon Mail, to have been
tome symptoms of a conspiracy to seduce the garrison
of that capital from their duty. A put of the 24,h
Regiment in the 2d inst. mutinied at the Castle,erying
out " the King for ever, we desire oar discharge."--
The muti , however, were seized, with little difft-
cushy, and sent on board a mats of war, lo the sitting
of the Cortes on the 10th, a repo;t was presented by
the Committee appointed to consider the terms of the
treaty of 1810, between Portugal and Great Britain.
At the date of the last advice. every thin was tranquil
at the Brazils.
According to a private letter from Vera Crus. a pe-
'Mop had been presented to the Mexican Congress,
signed by upwards of 1,000 individuals, in favour of 1
the re-establishment is that revisal of the order of
the Jesuits.
The letters received from Mexico, after motioning
the proclamations by which iturbisle is created Ea-'
peror, state that ether decrees had bees passed recog-1
sizing the Repablie of Colombia, and that a native
Mexican had bees sent as Anabssaador from his Mex-
ico° Majesty
With pleasure Wit muumuu* that seemingly 44046
leg retire to health of his Gesui tieDake of lledford.
—...4(fral. Jell 23.
The 66th regiment, sairdiO ithimaidi of Colesel
Miami. has been appoliteitd6 Mind bis Majesty on
his visit to Scothasd. aid leff 'Sunderland for that
puree on Saturday List. id Ifolt nate to Edinburgh.

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