The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-28 00:00:00

so not so much discostested, that he would reeves
sessideratios of the proposal's'', of them Courts,
la that as asswer might be promptly expected. ea-
„mg them of the mildew. wisdom, sod favour of
tis Grand Seigelor. What appears to give some pro-
obnity to this sews is, that the Boyardsorho have ar-
o"' here from Wallachia sad Moldavia, bars bete
011 noised s they are soder Magee, bat they are
sell treated. it shoald be recollected, however, that
I,a r„k, becss, by %rootlet Ali Pscha well after his
(volition.

ith of April
transmittal

English Ili•
snbstane• nothing
,broary, with

Porta had
Moldavia before
&wk. &looks
courier who left
• intelligence
wort marching

from Peters-
listoselita. the Pro.
iotolligeoes
gives the
sod of this
.Isis.tiecloring

, were sot I. s•
armies would

_ the Emperor
Petenburgb till t►o
w►ich t►o Ea-
wire to BC.

military o►ject.

Witt at
. of Selo. The
. 30,000 Turks
impossible to tle-
noreltants at
_ family who
Trieste stow that
I to the Greeks
allowed to ow-
approaching
which foor
. est bathe tic-
stake a war
has also beta
of Swops
thew for the

political exist-
,Oseasa—lt appears.
of tits Col.
its:ideal De-
ad 26 Mar
Department-
/ boo. elected
Depatiee by
by ibe Q...
tire two war

Reislists.
- Gat. Commas
30e.--Bask

25f. 30e.—

Ile Jfew Timm of this ay takes the measles of
4-eviction of " the Man without a name," at the
Bailey yesterday, tried for publishing a libellous
blaspkemons work. to defend sad borealis the
'die Street Geodown. The New Times calls that
*elation, a "most excellent and patriotic' Society."
shall sot oppose any term to that ridiculous word
ilkst (as applied to the Association)--bet to the
',striate. we do spree. or, rather, put Is the
mei it, the word toseesstitarttonal. Ile ao sot
ow of any ecnobtaatio• miming la this cemitry,
perfectly illegal as this Bridgmetrtet Asserts-
It le a combination to deter, by messier
r preseentioes, and by the fear of incurring regal-
', every man from writieg to the public. who sals-
a the principles of the Constitution. and reprobates
mired doctrines of elm slaves who rsaged them-
es on the side of the holed STVAITS. Them
a, these Bridge-sane men, vials to bring us
I to a state. worse they that to which
I vestry wm reduced by the STUAII7II. Is
prtriolie, to reader the same of the House
tlaxsrae at odious as the STUART.? Bet sack is
'direct sad inimitable madam), of the conduct of

listitlrr-street people. Vs do iot speak of the prose-
%sect "themes without a name" tried yesterday.
preseeudoos are but stalking-homy, by whose
Misr Bridge-street Gentry may reach do FIIIINDS
tke FILISIIDO of the CONSTITUTION, the
.atreas of the Laws, No man, not even the
Titers( The New Timm Is so ignores; or seen so
Lznted. as not to see dearly the MULCT of the
716141151 CT SOCTITT. They are the worthy Co-
WM err, in their sphere, of the FIOLT ALLIANCS•-••
'l't_nite equally s
neer contempdie's, although more contemptible.
"I Tee mist not t or stern to disarm us
'Ni Opposition to the monster's vile deeds. They
"dstsgerous, inasmuch as they are permitted Income
*Coors of Justice, not only with the consist, bet
'el the countenance of the Court, One Jedge said.
''taw nutting illegal in the construed.a of the So.
'lll. Its whole construction is calculated to heap
".04ppression on the heads of innocent, and of meth
'Nes nee; and to ruin, at pleasure, whomsoever dem
!fill dews with them.before the loot, of Deem:lsle
'I law erected. They are supplied with indrikite
of were* fools, to rein by heavy law exposers the
'her cannot convict. Their attorney may prose-
.lwhost he pleases, since he is Safe to be paid ;
"If he is not rapacious, so thanks to them for the
4'4 "net Bat can that be according to the just
141.. i'f of oar law—according to the excellent
1! nt Of oar Constitution, which vests such power in
'hails of icy men ? The New new calls the meta-
-1 this Society " courageous mea." We call
'Prudent men; wicked MR. as far as regards
al the Society. Let sot the Journal I. question
orris as it has done in this days somber g or,
"lido so, let every honest man throw the parr
aid, disdain.

de (heed Seigetor. nest appears To give some pro-
outy to this sews is, that the Beyards.whe have &r-
-od here from Wallachia sad Moldavia, hare been
,oil received; they are ender Blamer. bat they are
all treated. it should be recollected, however, the
r„k, began, by treatise Ali Pacha well after his
optalstion.
EXTRACT OP • PRI/CATS LETT'S.
~Metter from Constantinople of the 26th of April
ow, that the Reis Effendi bad at length transmittal
avian answer to the Austrian and English 51i•
lots, Ist that the &sewer was in sabotage nothing
hid loops of the sew of the 28th of February. with.
oodificatioss. It is added, that the Porte had
rail to evacuate Wallachia and Moldavia before
tle&mks essarrection should be put down. Salosica
sull • menu"' by the Greeks. A courier who left
Grape a the 14th of April, hail brought intelligence
iiiL ea
of Persia and his son were marching
gelded with a rumeross army."
'emus. Mar 2*—According to lettere from Peters-
► of the 26th of April. M. de Katoschia. the Pre-
dor et IL de Tatieeheff, had brought iatelligeoce
O that the Allied Powers had given the
itte, with the assent of Russia. to the ea of this
oth, to astute Moldavia and Wellachis.declaring
tee some time.that if the Principalities were sot eve-
midi before that period. the Ressiaa armies would
mos greet farea. It is stated that the Emperor
Kola amid not leave St. Petersburgb till the
!taint.; and that this journey. is which the Ea-
tad the Grand Duchess of Weimar, were to ea
coast bit Imperial Majesty, has no military object.
Denman to have been sangsisary seems at
gar a, is ecieseeentee of the amount of Selo. The
fatter a, elected by the lading of 30,000 Turks
who pat all to lire sad sword. It Is impossible to de-
swill tbe coustersatioe of the Greek merchants at
Cadastleople. there Wel Kiraly a family who
W sot relations at Selo. Loden from Trieste state that
Mandel of Athens had serresdered to the Greeks
hi upitslation ; the garrison were allowed to @m-
irk. The same advice* speak of the approaching
rills serf Saloons, to the environs of which four
lask Chiefs had penetrated. It is said to be the de-
termination of all the Greek Chiefs to make a mar
ad warfare, in order to gale time. It has also been
itemised to send to the diluted Courts of Bumps
prism with missies, to Wand* with them for the
muse of inducing them to gnat a political exist-
ed te the Coafederato States of Onnee.-11 appears.
its the Conaritaaemset, by the retinas of the
Col-
late of Arrealeasset. that 23 Galin:lasi M-
ae, have heels elected by 7864 votes. and 2$ Minis-
D•Ped" b?-8.177 votes. By the Department-
al Colleges. 24 Ministawlal Derides Imo bun elected
X 4,000 yeas. and 9 Coastiteional Derides by
h;00 votes—Tie fellowlee..lt is stated by the gar
siesse, will be the refrain form of the two por-
ta is aberilbandhea awn illemienansileietchle..24lo
116.168 t--majerity of 112 be that Royalists.
Ivory FUNDS. MST !t.—!vivo p.r Coat. Coale
wnrif at 89f. 40c.; .lased at 821. 30e.--Bash
Airs, 1,607 f. Ng.
Lumanrea ox Lost:mt.—Oa math, 25L 30e.—
line months. 23L 10e.
The New Time* of this day takes the amnion of
riariction of " the Man without a name," at the
liailey yesterday, tried for publishing a libellous
▪ Ilasphenious work. to doffed and borealis the
'ridge tarter Gm:lowa. The New Times calls that
tradition, a " most excellent and patriotic Society."
If shall sot oppose any term to that ridiculous word
strata (as applied to the Association)--bat to the
me patriotic. we do oppose. or, rather, put Ice the
Ibte of it, the word ratosetitational. Ws do sot
ar of any towaisatiass aiding la this anatry,
▪ perfectly illegal as this Bridge-etre** Asada-
ast It is a cembinstion to deter, by measly,
a presentness, and by the fear of incarriag peal-
I in, every man from writing to the public. who seals-
nias the principles of the Constitution. sad reprobates
W retired dentists of the slaves who raged them-
nos on the side of the haled STRAITS. These
to, these Bridge-street men, wish to bring us
to a state. worse thee that to which
• e
natty wu reduced by the STUARTS. Is
petriolie, to reader the auto of the House
[Liars' is WHIMS SS the STUARTS ? Bet such is
%direct and inevitable tendency of the conduct of
‘Beidtc-street people,. We do sot speak of the prose-
*sof "themes without a name" tried yesterday.
in peanut:loos are but stalking-homy, by whose
aiei? Bridge-street Gentry may reach the FIIINDS
!Lawry, tke FRIENDS of the CONSTITUTION, the
I:emerges of the Laws, No man, not even the
gluiest The Nett Times, is so ignores; or even so
:red. as not to see dearly the MULCT of the
""/PI4TIIIIT SOCIETY. They are the worthy Co-
°jolt*, in their sphere, of the HOLY ALLIANCE •-••
ilre equally °die's, although more contemptible.
h" "set net safer contempt or seine to disarm es
lwr (lumina to the monster's vile dads. They
"dangerous, inasmuch as they are permitted to come
Cusco of Justice, not only with the canna, bat
ill the countenance of the Court. One Judge said.
invi !ening illegal in the constrectioa of the So-
lt!. Its whole construction is calculated to beep
"efoppreseion on the heads of innocent, and of uteri-
_lll.ll ales; and to ruin, at pleasure, whomsoever does
gfeildows with tliem.before the Coat, of DSSPOTISM
:I have erected. They are supplied with indefinite
...re, footle, to rain by heavy law septum; the
tsanot convict. Their attorney may prose-
" Blom he pleases since he is Safe to be paid ;
he is sot ?vatic' so. so thanks to them for the
Verret. Bat can that be secordieg to the just
°uxof our law—according to the excellent
‘thisofdror. Constitution. which vests need power in
t any men ? The New now calls the mem-
-to thts Society•
courageous men." We call
IsPemlent seen; wicked men. as far as regards
tohnigts_efrth.:afweisty. Let sot the Journal is question
,fit._7011,4 slit has done in this days swam ; or,
4.17,/ d • et every honest man throw the paper
la with disdain.