The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-21 00:00:00

It is with inexpressible pismire we find that the Low
has turned its eye, ia earoest, upon the Ostrat.tec
Houses. Perhaps never did a scene of greater iniquity
exist. Young men having property of their own, or
young men having money in their possession, as confi.
dentist Clerks of Mercantile Houses, have been mined,
and their own simoney, or that of their employers, swat.
lowed up in these Hells, as they have been most properly
called. The history of tote youths ruined by them say
of iniquity, would surpass the horrors of any of the New.
gate Calendars. Yet all this was long tolerated. It
was as well known, as it is that clothes were sold at
Rag Fair. Nobody seemed, however, to concern theft.
selves with it. That a young man had committed se:.
cid,. from the desperation of the preceding night's
losses, at a false table, was muter of course, like as
reddest, and that a common one in the street. The
Magistrates, who should be the guardian of the pobbe
morals, seemed to have slept, by eotranoa comma, ant
the Infernal Regions which, every where, were messed
them. Never was a eity so disgraced, so pestered, by
such a swarm of thieves, as these bellscomposed, as this
Metropolis of England. Perhaps, laded. we may with.
draw Ibis last assertion, to admit the premsaineace of
the guilt of Paris in this re.peet ; hat
i /feeleiett was
never prepered to compete with Paris n erre.a,, We
are glad, however, that Jessica is, et het, awelemile.
Who, has done this we do Pot precisely know. Bet if
it be area the common ruffian Informer, tip era, in This
case,cootent,and will give him the mewl of illef ;waive OR
once. A Irked out oldie bottomless pit, would be josdi
welcomed ow each as errand. We find proceedings ham
been had against deem flamouna Houses. besib Molar ap.
per Courts, sad before the Magistrates; sad It is mean.
stood, that other measures will be adopted to preload's
unwary from rain. /MUM be his hands who propane
such measures! His errors, or faults, AO he
forgettee. He has wiped array the emshitede of
of them, et onee.—We were glad to find, that some et
the principal actors le these scenes of ineeasity,
were sent to the Titeen-Mtat. for one month.—
Vie wish, however, it had been for tredve sea&
—The Treenbasill is the proper sphere km lock
wretched villains. Every six% that eau be •
wrung from their heart. is a breath of life Mowery inane
and humane Wad. Tbey who have preyed epee the teem
.f the guileless. tad apse the tears of their are
parents who have wept beer their deluded ettlidrakthey
cannot suffer too mach, even by a ro of girds' awl
disgrace. We trust to hear more of then peso Bags.

Lord Amherst. it is suderdood. is,ofter all,theaesrly.
elected Governor-Geneeal of lades. He was, it is rid,
to have bees introduced to the Glsairmaa and Glut of
Directors last Wednesday, and to have taken the owls.
la coomitaeace of this emission, it is suspected than is
some dealer open the whjeet.
Bateirrow, Ocr. 19.—1 t is stated en geed autherity.
that it is the present intentMa of his Majesty to be at
the Pavilion this day seaside. The Doke et Caw
bridge retuned to the Pavilion es Tuesday.--(Briedes
Hersh.)
His Majesty, Agee his residence at the cottage at Wiwi-
sor. enjoys the sports orris' geld IA the weather
permits. Ills Majesty rides on a string peaty, Mice
'sables him to shoot without disesteeming.
ROYAL VISIT TO TIC CITT..—It is expected, it appears.
that the Kiag will hottest the Lori Mater oleos wits
his prewar... at the approaching civic festival. Tee
Gerattation Gootasitute assembled on Saturday for the
purpose of waiting on the Secretaries of State, with the
tavitalon I a due term. His Majesty's reply will beefessafte
atumeanielhed *wash the emus medium. Simla hit
IgoismeLootor Ibtiom'stati on. " the elftertalument ee tie
9th of motembor sags a Ministerial paper" will be Pte
emitting,' and frosts camorr cattalo:tea,
may peohably meta In *barge 10001.! Pecuniary
eiieeatieia MO su obstatle to the Commit-
tee; for, as the oeca'alisi is rare, oti which the Nowa,
of England can be expected to boooor the Cities's with
a vidt, the reception and the entertainment °Wind,
deemed amyl, of eorrespeedi mg rnagaleramat."
Earl Fitswillison, while hunting with his bemeds. at
Hooher Stead, on Monday last, was violently threes
from his horse by coating in contact with the high of
tree. We are happy to leers on inquiry, that his Lord-
ship suffered no material injury from the accident.—
(Doacaster Gazette.)
The Duke of Redford is se mach recovered from his
indisposition as to enable him occauinnallv to enjoy
usual exercise and pleasure of shooting. There is still s
languor remaining, however, the effects of his very
severe attack, which time and very great care can slow
✓emove.
Rarl Grey and his family are still at Paris. The health
of the &leaning is considerably imptuved since she lee
England.
1) or News.—Nearly two Wotans of same of
the parrs have :men occupied with accou ate of, awl cum-
mentanes es, a petty disturbance among the young
pupils of what is called. the Rest India College, near
Hertford, and an ebullition of " red herrings" frees the
populace of the town, directed against Lord Cranborm.
one of its Representatives, returning from the Mayor's
dinner, in consequence of his recommending that +ni-
de as food for the poor. Two storms in one bade
The remains of the late Sir liven Krona. Dart. for-
merly Secretary to the Admiralty, and late °oversee af
Bombay, were deposited, en Wednesday last, is the la.
oily vault at Leder, in Dorseishier.
The remains of Thomas Bass, Esq.. Protest-Marshal
of the Foot and Life Guards, were buried on Saturday
morning. with military honours. in the Savoy church-
yen!. He died In the s:4th year of his age.
Tea flout A Lidance.— In addition to the used
payers recited in the Donekirche (die Cathedral) of
Berlin, the following was delivered on the grim fee
Beals :
" Riess and protect, O Lnrd, in an especial mintier,
the Hay eilliaare and the Monarch which it embraces.
to the end that they may govern and render happy all
their people in faith in Thee and in Thy Son thsSaviost
of the World. Grant that their holy endeevogre 110,
succeed fur the glory of Thy mime, and for the wail -
tenauce of the general good t so that peace; order. and
justice may reign throughout all places, and tbataut
must distant posterity may enjoy silk gratitude Thy
blessings and benefits—Through,
per. Oct. 7.)
It is with great pleasure we learn that the Hon. Sr*.
cer Stanhope. of G.non 11,411, near Leech is about to heal
to the altar Miss &eq.:herr or our notch tin
petted Member. 1.11.. R •li'l vl rote% soil arrouiploOsinests
of this most amiable to:y h.ier, we tirlerrtaird. hem
appreciated and admire., by a genilimien who is evert
way worthy of her. —(.%orwich .11crearry.)
• f''11"" tits:. forts. I w which we can vouch, will
" show the "Thint•ltive sitoati,n of the manors.,
turing aud agricult.:r4l i.,iereers of this kingdoms' the,
present tee het gnarl'', the esters 0.
woollen cloth milled in •i:e various districts of the Wed
Riding of York, ec,--.• the return of any former quar-
ter within the twoudt man. At Kaareshoroorb is t
lust Is.mtley, tint tm.v•r than 6.1 Irish ;Amities attendel,
with droves of c ati• t": sale, when fiar healthy young
beasts, of the dolor !. re herd moll., weighisit 91 doe!
each, a ere sold a• tee price of Sis.por heat 117
Raglish rattle, lase to lost year at the price eilL a Iwo.
weer sold in ninny ins.avirea, after having Fee
kef
nearly a year, for ;it— (Loads Mercury.)