The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-16 00:00:00

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elewetsf their own, hops.. not . consistent with the
pimierntion of " order.. It was no putt of their
flan to appeal to t peoples reason, but to seise
upon. their pastfoits. ' Had they heittateff; their
ieheete would be. Mines, for these were they
' Who eve the wine people no eemslibiehor dime, •
' Forth's rebottles might be deimeata slim - -. •
The How: Member 'secluded by contending that the
present motion mule the first Owosso& too late, sod
secondly, that it should not Woe been made at all,
;With was shows so demonstration. that the ordinary
leibonals-of the country were Inadequate to the discos- i
Mon of this imbiect•-
- : Mr. DRAMA N said, that it now oppesi4 that the
unfortunate victims of the lath of Aug.*. 1419, wolf
to be considered as having fallen under the sword 4
justice. Such was the point of view in which the
Hon. Gentleman who had 'bee spoke bad placed the
matter. He (Mr. bemoan) mast boldly stand up and
protest against such doettihrs going forth into the
country. He mesa protest against the Headmen of
England being informed Mott they might go down into
their respective counties, and la their capaeity•as Ma-
gistrates wield the sword of jostles by sleuthing it is
the blood of their fellow-evesturos:- - With regard to
these Magistrates at Maechestet, they: had his eons-
pasties, for he was firmly eoatrineed shut they had
been made the lastratemits of his Majesty's Ministers.
lie was satisfied that they had received direction before
those transactions took place to act as they had done,
and if he wanted shy confirmation of that opinion, he
should find it in At unfeeling kind ofsatistiction they
had eihibited aftet•the acts were committed, when they
knew nothing bat that blood had Wen shed. and the
King's sulijeets at I Ugh iitid; It was to prevent that
for which an apology' might to be made, being
drawn into a precedent. that be new called for infinity.
it was titled that the incision was gone by ; that it
was effaced by other events. He admitted that the events
of the last year directed by his Majesty's tiorernment
had effaced their eondnet for the preceding and many
pommeling years. and was as far as it went beyond the
moodnet of this or any Uov.manient in England, at
any one period of our history. They were told
that the House of Commons was not a fit tribunal to
prosecute such all inquiry--that it never entered into
such iitvestigations nithont bringing upon itself dis-
grace. It would however serve to show the sincerity
Of those who used such argennents, that they were at
that very time ready to golnto another Inquiry of a
mist filthy and dishonourable nature; that they were
ready to sweep all the pest-houses anti brithels on the
t'ontinent, for evidence to adduce at that Bar against
a persecuted woman and a deserted wife. The Hon.
and Learned lies:tertian rtilielodesi •by declaring hit
conviction that the tecurity of the Constitution, egnal-
ly with the claims of jostles demanded that this en•
quiry should be pursued. . . .
The SOLICITORAJEKER.IL animailvtrted on the
charge of his Learned Friend. that the, Ministers of
the Crown gave direetioack the conduct of the Ma-
gistrates of Manchester on OM occasion which was
thedsubjeet of that night's diteitission. Ile would take
upon bin s If to contradict peremptorily every word of
that charge, and assert, that his 31ajesty's Minis-
ters had -no communication with these Alerts-
trates on the subject, until after the transactions in
question hail occurred. His Majesty's Ministers
had acted as they Were booed to do on that or- I
' cults. His Learned Friend had thought proper
*vibe( into his speech various topics, which could
hays no just connection with the subject. lie alluded
Sorhis cadet, and that of his Learned Friend (the i
Attorney-General) in opposing a motion of Mr. Hunt's
to remove his trial front the County of Lancaster.—
lie
would tell the Molise fairly why himself and his
Learned Friend fonnil themselves called upon to take
the course they slid. That was that bad they acqui-
esced in the 'application, it would have been tanta-
mount to a declaration on their part, that no jury
could he selected from the County of Lancaster *effi-
ciently honest a. to be eetrnsted with 'the trial of thiii
matter. A. this, however, would have been a most
unmerited stigma, it was impossible for them to have ,
acted otherwise thee .they did. His Hun. Vilend
nest adverted, for the pirpose of inflaming the
How, and through the Meese. . the country, to
a topic, which be telly tliought for the best in-
terests of the country *tight to be for ever set at rest.
He had, however, to state, both for himself, and for the
Ministers of the Crown, that they were not at ill
ashamed of the part they acted on that occasion. Si-
tested as they were. there•was no poselbility of their act-
ing otherwise. In oriler to judge effectually of this
question, he ought to royal the attention of tine (louse to
the events which preeeded.the Meeting at Ilaurhester.
He must remind the House of the Meeting at Smithfield,
held in conjunction with 'other! of a similar via-
tare all over the annul.. Mont wan at she head of tide
meeting and the Homo would remeMbee the tresses.*
nature of the Iteseletlints agreed to there,, and side%
Were to have been proposed at Mancheeter.. The HOMO
*mild recollect tliat thetie•Meetiogs trete in furthenince
of e professed project of the Itefonmers to •isihihlt their
physical forte. to overthrow the•Gonmitetion of. the
country. They would then judge how far the illegal
Meeting of Manchester was calculated to inspire terror,
and to chain, from the Mestmtes the utmost vigitencil
and promptitude. The oreeraloht Baronet asked wbr
the Yeomanry were selected to net in preferesae to the
regulars.. The fart was, it was purely accidentals
and arose from their being first on the gronnd, the
regulars. having in the state in which the town was,
deemed it modent to tab, a eireuitithi roe*, in order to
avoid pacitiF a (Idle. which only admitted interest*
a-breast.—Ha peinelpal objection to this MOOS walk
that that House. with US Members, each entitled to pot
es rosily -questions toilet pleased, was not a fit tribunal
to elicit troth. The Confbi were opal. Mid it was re-
markable that not a single Moil toffee hatilleem ileimisee.
kikuripetare roold not he eirited. he the ilea. Lr..aa
bad contributed larply-tullio IMO estahlished
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of a lame prepeedea of the newspapers, sad ateelved sa ap-
probation which greatly letters tbe proved' of the rows.
dere, who very sincerely express their gratitude for the vo-
luntary testinsowitis which have been published as rectum-
samedettews el their manufaetere by persons euksown to
tiles (except in limitless) whose liberality and thellagllsire
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LONDON: • • •
•fDNrSDAT EVENING, 1,1411.

New Brinswirk Papers to the Itif of April bare
arrived this wonting, but contain nu intelligence of
public interest:—

EXTRACT OT • LETTER FIOM •N OFFICEE OF TILE MACE-
DONIAN MOAT& DAVID CALLAO, nor. 15.
As you no doubt, long before you receive this, will
have heard of the outrage which has been committed
on our flag here, I will briefly state to yen a few par-
tieulatu. After the affrir of the 7th, when a boat's
crew went ashore and were fired upon by the soldiers
on guard and most of them either killed or wounded,
another affair took place on the 9th.. The schooner
&impart, of ltaltinsore, got under weigh by agreement
with the authorities on shore to receive her cargo. Im-
mediately on coming within gnn-shot of the Castle,
they opened a fire on her frosts all the vessels, gun-'
boats, Ste. &c. in harbour. '1 he Captain and Officers.
as there was bat little wind and that right on them,
immediately abandoned her and she sunk before the
numerous gun-boats who valiantly came out to take
her. We now cos 00000 unicate with shore only by flag of
truce, hut I hope we shall soon communicate in another
way and make thews atone for their wanton outrage and
the Insult they have committed on the flag of the
United States. A flat of truce is just come .1 stating
that Alr. Alatshall is nut dead, but wounded, and in the
Hospital.
[PION A CNARLPIITOWNPAPPR or Tilt Mill op APRIL.]

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The Columbus line of battle ship, Commodore Bain-
bridge, will, it is expected, before her return to tie
United States, proceed to the Mediterranean,
on a special visit to Constantinople. 'ibis will be the
second American man of war that ever anchored within
the Dardanelles; and what is tnore remarkable, Com-
modore Bainbridge commanded the first frigate that
ever passed the Strait.

t he recent foreign arrivals do not enable as to add
any thing at all interesting to the accounts. from ra-
tions quarters given in our last. The French Chant-
her of Peers nominees engaged in the trial of the per
sons accused of being engaged in the conspiracy of
Appal last. The most material facts hitherto proved,
relate lo the attachment of the conspirators to the fa-
mily of BONAPARTE, and their frequent expressions of
the necessity of a change.—Yrons Naples we learn that
the peneention of the earbonari is carried on with
rigetir. Several arrests of persons of distinction have
taken
,place, ander the Austrian regime, and among
Ikea% three Deputies of the
.late Parliament. Maup
leaders of the Carbonari lodges have been punished
by whipping, and even women who• profess similar
sentiments are exposed to a similar Tate.—With respect
to Turkey, the accounts are somewhat contradictory.
While some state that Ail Patera has been defeated,
ethers assert that he ha pined a victory over the army
which was blockading him, and that be has ad-
vanced to Pelrella Where slit thousand Albanians
have come corer' . to 'his standard. . At Pate as,
it is elated,. ,the. Turks had received a coesi-
&table reiafeceemeat of troops, and completely
'endued the :Steel. there, In Constaatittople, the
pale amour the Creeks appears to have eontit►ued nn-
abated ; sossie ofilsem bad leered, emissive* of them
bad lied. Great preparations were snaking by the Porte
to rielst Prince Ypsilanti, who had crowed the Danube,
but the Turks were net to wave, until in snit was
fooled able to meet the insurgents. At no preceding
thee was the Ottoman Empire so distracted.; Yet fa-
enstralsie as the
.period is to the alerts of the Greeks,
the penes* who ere well aesplahated with their eke/aster
'mime those who use mess &Mnful et their 111/4
laceass. . To•ametwrr, or ire* day. if.eer.eyaet
iiii jetilt, we shall pressed oar- readers wi{b' a Teri

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ilniabralargaoloo4,4 Ate: that was awl,
patted doll lasemoseu.• It: le areal to 41 eider
elicerplutiitsh hie oppoil Iwo • at distlegehilorN
kedilotheootelk4kruilateso eat *Klatt,
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Tie Queosom4,alss=lllleutessuss hosed !dodo,
Som. lleenektßitieEK. BMW 6111 'b" MaitbtS'
big% plipalla toe ilkalse Isom bet server* M. Oath
rad..l oorieurstesce of bet baying; further eredi4
Me services.. Ire she le now walled ie Bliftiesk
',coati.* adds, that her Mispesty ham • abe• Rims a
power of attorney to Signor Joseph Marietti to ail her
property is lalys These instantiate mast elketalir
silt roe the arias that bad of late has most judo..
trionsly oiroolased, relative to hue Majesty's iateu ties
of pi" sboood. The toppetettemo dashiki* props
gated by those who not merely *Med. bet toort,rh,,,
cesopellod ben if they could, ii tat the only cam,
is whish bee blejeay Wade,
The King Immosered the Italia, Opera with his pre.
senre yesterday easing. The Royal Psoressiets con.
slated of five-carriage; is whieb were the ousel at.
tendauts. OR his Modesty's entrance lute the hoar
he was• greeted with acclunatiose. and sae mellow
anthem of God seem At King was sang by the row,
compaoy. who repeated it at the cod of the Opera,
The Opera for the evening was Li fkmenzi di Tits
the Ballet La I* mane suppime. The ',merino
made ter the reception of his Majesty, and 'booed"
with which every thing went or upon as gamin
where so massy thousands were assembled, mho the
highest credit epos the existing management.
A melancholy occurrence took place on letrohre
morning last. at the Crowe as, Croydon, Senn,—
A stranger, who had Wiese had these. pet an at us his
existence by ebootiet. himself. He is qu,toeukessm
to any one its the iseighbourhood, sad has swain
about him to load to hie •same, Istail7i or r.silhoro
He is of gentlemanly appearaner., issore peeper,
ahem, 40 Timis of age, b feet S inches high, of a fair
complexion. sandy hair, sad his little lager Oa his
right hand turned back; dressed is a blue cost sa
pintaloons, and hie neck-boadherchief marked, M. N.
Several half-elpves of green pees were lreogist
Saturday to Covest•garden market, for which lot s
quart were demanded. There weal also Lee pin
strawberries in ,moll peseta.
Coax Excesses.—The supply of bent bring small
that of fine quality met ready sile this morning. on full
as guard terms'ais 011Maiedip; bet there was :welly say
demised for the inferior samples. Tbe continent; ei
cold weather, has iocrealed the demo/ foe fsee maldeg
Barley, prime samples of whkh go of freely. ma what
little appeared to day, obtaleed Monday's asees.-41e*
in g large arrivals of Onts from Yorkshire, and Uwe&
shire, as well as from Iteleed ; the ales were Limps
-day, at a decline of 6.1: per goatee. —ln Beans ants
there is so alteratien.
Ma ELsoamium-sTaur.—The dollthig. Mrs.

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dressed in her weal Owhipeable eyes. was muse"
examined a fourth. time. Otatllea with uttering best
notes. A fair*. charge we.. .preferred wines her by
Mrs. Mercer, a listen-deepor is Gowen-street, where oho
paced a forged mete; antigen her address in Baelt4sw,
Islington. She' ordered other irticles to be sent her se
the following Teasley. this happening Do the 18th it
Februarr. It tamed out that ihetprisooer, as used. bed
given a tales address, She was tally contained to Yet
gate upon the four charges..
A credulous artist gni applied for relief, she hip
been defrauded of her last gutter's wages. and die •
er part of her Clothes. ize pretended Artwne-te
whom she had eatroseed mottey old clothes by wet
of charm. Site lame. hoitever, neither where she m
sided our where to lad her. • - • •
ELOPEMENTRO OA'S/I/Ng • .
(ICRTIRR rswrterhatta MOM ?Re AL/RID, NAT IS.)
Yeetrnialf se'enlititt.. Mn.e H. wife of M. 0. roil.
ing at .orove-house, TiOptharo.' eloped with A penes.
forinerly a hlidshiputan in the Nary, but of late'
spirit dealer at Martock. is Somerset. The details*
ibis case aresof .the most •aboeitieg fiescriptlea aka
H. having so far forgotten the tittles of a mother
to leave two babes at hawk one 'only siren moo*
old, and to nivel/liter's married that, who has lefts
wife at f'redimu, with one child, and in bandy expec-
tation of another. The fugitives were pupated by
Mr. H. and a pages 'Meer. • about tea hoses eau
their departure. mit.trased direct to Lesiva oat
eves disguising. their route at any star. At
Sanatory the ?mimettt placed bitneelf aid
_et/
meek estoille. a eietli. MIS hashed London dein leer
o'clock 'the The pursuing pert at'
rived at Hear-sheet its two beers .after I bet no
mail be ebtaleed Bkley hiss erect a discovery, stwalk
folletriog amebic wins they were neopilli
&thus., the neweeteee Aker. at •the Ames SA
Slockheeth, hid *listed the night. IV
lady was ininiediniAt taint lute timing, and the.,lP
stroyer if *Upon*of IWO. tautilieo.ips esmetter4l/
a &loner It, Ale, U. :salved hia.erife latotbehwill
of it friend of her fothenaMl. the affair ended. A NO'
ratios, we wadoestead, 'taken. plane, sad • ahem
will lommediatety Biewleat adds .beams '
the crime, "ls, that the /*triunity chola ter *
eloptimeet irasit she dole When the fattier of sync Her
dust, a 14,00 44 wienbasi at Creditoe.ligee•Mat'

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LliessiMesellks bee Richard s•lsh, lisq.. It
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•On Belardity last. at Standard. in his Is year, Pi'.
Matthew Iteealds.sollalier. of Telosehossepard.
Olt Smudgy. the ISt bast., in Nowntan-sweetatawa wow,
Mewls. Charles novae* Weed. Req.. aged 7t
Oa Monday. the 14th list.. James 11111 ilnot
the Paraffin. New Sent-esed, sad law of Ta•gertireet•
aumeen.
U* litsNlftr. Siolith last.. Mr. I. O. Eisenhardt. a( lb.
OWL S ieh. arid too of Wfaninirtf. K•er
Leeds* s SiStird. Minds awl PeldWiai et Ow Ofilsoid
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..1453 STwasiait" mod Tam Coney nem*" MOAN
Cleasat's Llsfards.
• •Z:igk: ardirS.: to *bow al Cows'
A . soy fiti mom& to bo isidros4.