The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-08 00:00:00

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giro to see that as the *yaws does oat cork se bell; a.
it vow *prude beggary mid min not only amongst to •
people, but amongst ik,re iri.., hate been for 111, many
years foremost to oppress them. and as they &hernial:"
now see that thin system esnn.,t z o on; we to TA we
shill see no uisposition in sbo.c who hirli power to.
make themselves odious or to commend our a; plow,
to suffer ibis swoon to die while the salvo yet retools
immured ,rbo have been seetecced i.o dreadfully %aty
fur opposing it a little two sone.
Though we hare to regret we cannot pi,
ceive, with the Hernia; • Cis I en. i le, that Minis.
tees old supporters and the staunchest 'Tories us'
sow teery where the s. okeemen *ad argent advw
wee for Reform and Economy at County Meeting.,
yet we see a good Aral in the absence of titese,lo.ra
seas meetings, asst Huntingdon. Cambridge and other
plates. At Huntingdon, they were so extremely Ws.
ward as tot to beeves ; certaie it is that they did nod
come forward to petition for reform, and at Caeohridgr.
if they were within heavies, one would thick tbst
they beard enough to rouse their blood lit detests et
the Thiiii, which troths so well. But, t.o: this :I
not the time fur stories about refresloi.og showers
sclerosing from the clouds of tuition, or of a IV.
plus produce tad a tedundant pepaktion being evils
existing at the same time. The f. et is, the old supporters
of the government ars suffering, but have not, ws
fear, yet suffered sufficiently to hear of that true esese
sad tree remedy which is now so thorough; eaderstool
mod is so ably dostesseel at meetings ; but we mi.&
conclude from the absence of the old supportm as
sub musics:se, as we assure them we do with great sa-
tisfaction, that they hare • total despair of pro/rotting
the progress of that •
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Paris papers to the 6th instant Lave arrived. A!1
the occasion they contain, relative to Russia and
Turkey, concur in stating that a rapture of the sere.
elation. between those two Powers has takes place.—
Still bow vet, we find it affirmrd ben, by some, as
he resolution of resistance to the Russian demands.
adopted in the moment of chews at the fall of Alt
Paella, was by no means final t ar.d that coofideet
expectations were entertained of the speedy adjoat.
meat of all existing differences. These expectation.
rest oa advice" received P.m Lord STEARN= and
from our Conenl-General at Constaatieople, bath seder
date of March 7, bat neither of skid refit to the
document which appears in the French parrs as the
" Turkish Note," announcing the rejection el the dr.
mends of Ruda. The British Coastal Gteetai, it
•ie eisieeeleeek eimieseses del a esamseeteatien hid
foie to the Austria' Court, which was fir
from amounting to a total rause' of the Rusin
propositione.--The only incident of ia.pottsue
mentioned in the Paris Papers, relatit • to the state di
France, is an account of a aeries of dister%aseesl
which took place at the Tonlcuse Theatre, the latter
end of last month, which commenced daring the no
presentation of Sylla. After a conflict betweea
tie
Liberals and the Royalists, the police interfered, sad
the Theatre bee bees abut by order.
The French Pundit were on Tuesday S7f. 60e.—Os
Wednesday, 87f. 80c.—On Thursday they opened it
S7f. 40c., cud clusea at S7f. rec.—Ralik Attires,
1,585 f.

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meet,iO: 4
whicheFwrreai afternoontjsaarclyawlulaet :Sta attendede 'asaaol il:Srerbctyili notice.
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furitiee eoEt.fh. et brhlyelolC:olmar:eji Peel,D
epa t e tr
e oo jait:ll.
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Ilryno, b....—
The Atto.-.ley-General was alsa preeeot.
The late 1' of the Comity, Mr. G. B. Maio.
waving, it is reported, is a defaulter in bit Are, to
the anwant of 14,000/.
RETI,IOI JODOIII.—We understand that Letters
Patent have passed the Great Seal of [reload, pander
to the Right Hon. Win. How+, late Chief Justice of
his Alsjesty's Court of King's Bench, a pension for
life of 3.6001. per ascent. Letters Patent Mire passeeltbs
Greet Seal also, as we have learned, granting to tie
Right Hon. St. George Dale, a pensio for life c
2,6001. per ano.—(Dablin Erraing Post)
WASHINGTON, Fan 25—Referring to :he :lily
communicated to Coogress, it appears that the mess
of imports in our trade with certain other rounqirsf.
the year en.ling on the 30th September, telt!. afloat):
to 11,276.907 dollars; sod the excess of imports, is
OUT trade with certain other coon:lies, for thr WAk
period, amounts to 13,665,565 dol arc—The tis
with Great Britain is most against us. hot the prato
bility is that our commerce ;Bit !bat country enab'n
us, iu some measure, to keep up the routine of tra
with other parts of the world
• Mts. Coutts, the late klnher`i widow. 3r0.111
Whiddo.t's Koval Hotel on Satordar last, do a fort
mouth, rind has since visited the li..de-yard, asil .010
plates worthy of note in the nei;kbaorhool.—(t.
inortis I*-11,;renpfs) ti
Inc arersze amount of notes antl p ot ii.lls ,
Bank of P,e1.1.n I, in rirco!ation tlnrin,r tiv ...a..3.,
ended the stl. instant, .e..s 1ti,660,623/.
A reprieve has la .en received I.r Armistesi‘."l
victed of Wt. rind a C.orre I bid of Seehenge, sat !.
wrf" kt: 4er's. for noti.ta tire to • hav•Arirk : who
itrimmtioa at the late Aseises —ffork Per')
IL Bw:term—The 50/. aside stat:ed betwso Ma',
and Helaseo's harken for the tient on the ..''h ''t :
•Viii u, ids a hundrel a side on Satlirlilly Lir ... '
Nilry Co:r.r-1i,,,,,e, it•.o lo b..: nill.le Into idlnole:
on the 2I of .si.i. Siart:n is a great feratie,:e. •••
wait,' this tight over bef•re he goes into th.:..0
.4 Artin on tle 3.1 of September.
er
11. Rayner. nil Saint...l4y, undertool: for 3 '4'.
"in"' to 1r o tie* mules in twenty-eight monto.
s.arte.t on the Lanialsato road. and perform."'
law% over a mite piece of eronno :—(asset Hole 1.5
:ninutes It seconds ; second, 5 tuffs. x`4 or. :. ths a ae
win. 25 se.:,. ; fourth, 5 min. 29 sec.; of
see. winning. the match in IS verso. s within the tj
titne, and u Web is the ;ire 'tat retfore..tme on r C"

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