The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-29 00:00:00

HOLZ NORP'OLK.
At the &disowned Quarter Sessions fee the newly
lima at this place en Pride,, the 11th fastest, before
the Reverent Ohaeles Cellyer, the Reverend Robert
Norris, and the Reverend Samuel Pitman, appeals
were entered spinet NM POWS' 4110 ell of eight slifereat
parishes in unsequesse of the ever eseeterstk dod-
gem at the Norwich Sessions, es Ducar Balwet's ap-
peal against the4Noretee rate. The ohjest of the ap
pellants in Mem suer, being to elatakw new aesesestets
la their several perishes, epee the priaiiple established
by that decision. vim. that of rating both fides and
:medal the runt. they respectively yield; to de which,
the remit assessments apes lend most be very um

reduced.

Yr. Ammeter,. to swiss fir the respite of two of
these appeal, (see spina Hit Poor's rate of demostieg-
tea. the other of Little Witehiaghoes). molt eesesios
to remark. its allusion to Dr. Belwer's ease; that he
retold net teepatulato the beach, which its saw was
composed oath* of flootlemee of the eted, too the
mature of the eases which ►e had to offer to their ao-1

tie#, u Ito feared it was bat the Iregiasisg 811,7011 Pl
to them Tb. Chairssaa observed 'bey woold mot .a•
tieipate evil ; se whisk the Leonetti •Cleatieseaa to-
plied. it might be wise Not to do es. bat the dearer
was of that asagaitad• that it would require oil their

rifted* to sill it when it arrired.
- Mr. Coorca rose and said that be ►ad only fear
maw of the sass nature to ►rises before the Court.
aad with their leave he would just reed over bis Chap.
ter of Lamentotions. The Appeals which had bees
entered against the Nor's Rates of Great Sno►ing,
City, seat the sea, Idyllicld and Docking were Os
Mr. Cooper's usotien, then ordered to be resplled.
Mr. Pacirrox said. be suet dabs seen share of the
melaacholy proreedinp of the day, beleg instruilMt
to stake two motions• of the same Mad as those Ai*
bad been wads by his learned fried,. He aceordiagly
moved to respite the appeals against the Petra -attes of
1 Stanhoe and Burnham Westgate.
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STATE OF MONMOUTHSHIRE.

/ROY THII BRISTOL DISRCUBT OF 111TVIDAT.)

SIGNS OF TI TlY[f.—Lbt Welk

sonsmoosre for

ars-paymest et the pawners wee, latonmk "by the ma-
gistrates, against two-thirds of lb* emeriere of land is
'a parish of Monmeathshire, SoMligrommaneeted with
sod distinct from the mining districts Olds are at pre-
:met au agitated.
_ i.
DiIIiSTIPICI Fsaus.—The deimitet of farms by their
steenpiers, after a thorough eleammenof the property is
heginalng to be very alarming be part of this county. It
Is an Owlet* fart that two Nagistestes, residing hi
llsommuntlishlre, travelled eightestmiles on Saturday
Mete to give possession a the lamdiord of a dandled
fans, and, in order to templets the. leMbiltri lit•Y ilmili
travel as many mom! The saw , had tbe
mertifscation to learn, as they wait , that several.
It Memets in that part of the (aunty had already 41,0*
dill same thing!
At louti-pool fair, on alosd9i
experiesad on agriodmval r
rarPtifitattle of the es,
rooms and two-yearwid
which 40s. were asked, 30s.
tionable proofs of the near i
of both landlord and tenant

;w„;gi

stair on every countenance.
The colliers are going about the country in haw
the amount sometimes of 200, in disguise, is wet
clothes and blacked faces, by eight, exercising
species of intimidation to stop tbosollieties. On Satsr-
dig mennight, a large party of gum Seeloped nineteen
gems,, laden with coals for Tratiegar Works; and the
Y Cavalry and Scots Orel; reset obliged to be
to extricate and convoy the vekiefes to their
asetheed_ place. A reward of fifty pomade has bees offered
by the Magistrates for the conviction of persons going
about in disguise ; and other energetic measures are
adopted for restoring the peace of the county.

At Glasgow Assizes, on the 24th Inst. W. M. Berth-
wick was put to the bar, accused of having stolen
certain documents from the office of the Sentinel news-
paper. The indictment with which Mr. Borthwicir
had been served, was not proceeded in ; and, on
the motion of Mr. Hope, the Advocate-Depute,
Mr. Borth wick was re-committed on a new warrant.—
Mr. Cockburn (Counsel for Mr. B.) said, there was
nothing which the prisoner more earnestly desired
I than that his conduct in this affair should be fully
and judicially investigated. It wee a gri dinar
pointment to him that the trial had not been proceeded
with, as be expected, that day.
Oa Tuesday last, George Goodie, manufacturer at
Belhaven, near Dunbar, was committed to Dunbar gaol,
accused of being concerned with William Bortbwick,
the late cashier of the East Lothian Bank, of Donbas,,
is the recent extensive embezzlement of the funds of
the bank.

A eorrespoodent ear. the inhabitants of Eton and
Wiodeor are preparing petitioae to Ike House of Coun-
ties' for a free trade In Beer.
Patna or

the price of Beer,
following calculation ins bass made; one quarter
of Malt costs 21. ; the necessary proper tan of
Hops 125.; the interest of money, plant, and all brew..
lag expenses me U. 10e. and the Beer Duty on one
quarter of Malt amounts to IL 16s. ftd. the whole ex-
pense help, 61. 6s. Sd. In brewing else quarter of
Malt. It is farther said (at least this is the opinion
of Mr. Vansittart), that one quarter of the best malt
prods's four barrels of Porter; and that the present
price of Porter is 50s. a barn!, when only a sinks,
auk taken. bat when the consumers take we ofl
more barrels, that the price is 455. Oa barrel coo.
talus 36 gallon., and each gallon fear pots. Both
poor and rich pay sd. • pot, or 31. a barrel, or 12/. *
the produce of ea quarter of Malt. which, incladby
every charge, stands the public Brewer 61. 6s. Sd.
kiwis, him a profit of 5!. I3s. 4d. out of which he
has to allow the publican, the diff betwixt 31.
the price which the people pay. and 2/. ss. the price
paid by the,publican to the brewer. Lot the Licenced
House system be done away with, and the publican
will not reqaire 151. out of 455. to pay his expenses.
The Brewers profits In a large concern are equal to
the Income of any Dukedom in the Empire. But
when Unocal bosses are abolished, plenty of smaller
breweries will arise. Foir competition will be esta-
blished, and the public will obtain good Deer on each
serum as will leave a fair profit to the mansfacturen
of this article, so necessary to the comforts of the lar
bearing and industrious classes of society.

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J`. , LORD 01110 N. r.S.•
*el.** hi MOO by a Mend of Lord Byres.
!lOU •Me amen el the late affray errostonsly
011111Imeosi is the last Preach papers 3
, 00111•Ibe 10th of March last. Se Lori Byre.. with
fp. Ober goisdemea, followed by a servant.
'it en reennelag en horseback to 15sa, and were within a
tailor qandle of Porta le Piaggie. they were overtaken
by a mail ea horseback in the dress of a.dragooa, riding
at foq gol4, who resbed through the party at speed,
so as to eEftegor their safety. One of the• enigmas's
horses was so sacked, that be with difficulty sad no.
suns his, and be lost his hot ; Lord Byron (followed
by she nest of the party. and the servant) conceiving the
porno to ban been a Collllollslollo4l officer, (he proved
to be only a nrjeant-major) pursued him at speed, aid
overtook him jest at theTorta la Maggie, where there is
a guard. They rode up to the dragoon. and asked his
nerve and address, Lord Byrom at the same time offering
to him his mord. The reply consisted of the most gross
abase. and Mints of personal violence, incompaaird
with the act allaying his band on his sword. as if to
cony his threats into execution. This took place in
the presume of some cattle guard, one of whom called
out to the dragoon to give them in charge to the guard I
on which he immediate) y called out to the guard to an
' rest the whole party. Lord Bygeo on this put span to
his horse. and was followed by one el his compaaleas.
Hi* LordoMp_rode directly to his hips% lad sent` his
Secretary to the police. to acquaint them with the out-
rage FF aid. without dismounting, returned towards the
retard. On his way be met the dragoon. who rode up
to his Lordship and asked him, into insulting manner.
if he was satisfied. Lord Bo replied be so:sassed-
ritioles;elri;enassirdlfrjor Mwasi. At this The
as
want of Lord Byroo's came op to the dragoon, and laid
hold of the bridle of his horse, which Lord Byron
sired him instantly to release. The dragons pat
tit his horse and proceeded along the street bythi
'through a greet number of people who ewe
aese the Casa Lafranehl. There, it appose,: the dr&
pima received a wooed ; from whom is entertain, Se-
veral have been arrested en suspicion, amain the rest
one of Lord Bxron',s servants. The story of Lord Byron
being arrested is not only a cure invention, but it hsi
never been pretended, that his Lordship was either pe-
t at, or had in any way instigated, or cosatetmoced
any attack en the dragoon, who is, however, beyond all
danger. After his Lordibip had quitted the gate, it ap-
pears that& moat brutal attack was made by the dra-
goon and gelding, armed with swords, on the persons
of the three unarmed English gentlemen. Oae was
knocked off his horse, another was wounded in the face,
and the servant was severely ill-used. The conduct of
the soldiers is at present referred to the civil tribunals.
Lord B. and the &ISA gentlemen made immediately a
report and depend** to the Governor of Pisa, and
ths•iggis the gisediam of Mr. Dawkins, the Hellish
Charge d'Affaires, at Menne, have demanded litt
don for the injuries they have received. The
—.meat have to the readiest manner intimate, _ _ .
not entertain the
-av MOW
Rh his
affair

city
farther cbeelderatim;.—(Brighton Herald.)
WIC regret to learn that a great deal of ill blood
subsists ea tie part of the Hastings fishermen against
the Blockade Service for the p ion of smuggling.
This hostile spirit frequently displays itself when the
beats of the former are searched, on suspicion of their
containing contraband goods.—The determination of
Government to put down smuggling, and the lendable
vigilance of its officers in enforcing that determina-
tion. are sufficient reasons fur the existence of the dis-
position in question, particularly when it is coital-
dered how ontensively illicit traffic bas been carried
on, on this coast, for many years past. We hope,
however, that no unnecessary severity is iced in
the performance of this important duty; nor any vow-
C6%111 mode of search resorted to.—(lbid.)
Letters have been received from Major IMAM
who commands the Expedition kite the Interior of
Africa. dated from Tripoli in the West, wbere they bad
arrived in November last. A salute was tired from the
batteries on their landing, and the best understanding
prevails between the Bashaw, Colonel Warrington, the
British Consul, and the t liars ; and his Highness
has expressed his readiness to afford them all the as-
sistance and protection in his power, in order to
goevisee the King of England of his sincerity. It
was proposed that the Expedition should depart for
roma in February last, and a competent escort was
provided by hit Highness to convey them considerably
beyond Benson, at which place the learned Professor,
Dr. Oadenay is to remain as British Vice Consul.—
They were all in high health and spirits, and ewer-
tamped the most sanguine hopes of at least going far
beyond any former.travellers in that direction.
FASMIONAIIAZ 4vits.xtuxxcr.-aSnperb Leghorn
Hate of the new fakir. Vyse respectfully acquaints the
nobility and gentry,tiost he has manufactured a superior
assortment of new and elegant shapes for the Spring
Fashion, at No. 30, Ludgate-street.—N.B. A corre-
spondent informs us, that be is vending his Leghorn
Hats upon the seine cheap principles as the celebrated
Todd and Ce.

MARKR7'S—THIs .IloaNnto.

Conte Excsallos, APati. 29.—We bare bad seam few
arrivals since Friday, but not of great magnitnde. in
eonsequeme of which. Wheat may be quoted 2s. per qr.
dearer than last slonday's market, but the trade appears
slack. as the buyers hold out, in expectation of better
supplies.—Barley is much the same in price as last week.
,—Boiling Peas are 29. per qr. higher, and all other
sorts of in are Is. per qr. higher.
What, (Lent It Essex) ' Grey 40s. to 235.
325. to 00s. Small Beans— Ws. is 265.
-- (Suffolk) 325. to fiSs. Tick ditto
(Norfolk) 40s. to 40s. Oats, Potatoe 225. to Os.
Rye... 221.10 245. Poland lds. to S.
Barley $2.. to 245. Feed 19s. to M.
Malt 423. to 40s. F10ar....4M. to 30s. per sock
white Peas (bolters) Rapeseed VI. to 3M. per last
114 s. to We.
SUITHPIRLD 111 ARFAT, APRIL 29.—There was a very
full market this morning of Oxen, amongst which ap-
peared a great number of small and inferior sorts. In
blotto*. there was also a large show, and although low
prices were asked there were but few buyers. Lamb of
flood quality was is demand, and obtained last market
day's price. Veal and Pork are somewhat lower, cad
the market looked Tory heavy ; there being few buyers,
diteept far prime articles.
Beef, 21.0 d. to 31.2d.;—Mutton, 45.41. to Se. ;—Pork,
lad.
to se. bd. ;—Vosi, 41. to 3s. ;—Latab, 45. to Is. lOC

11MIPPLAVO INTSLLIGKiVeR.
PRA.; Awn 26.—Came Genre rrom the river, Under-
wend, Rimaiogtoil, for Demerara ; Rep.*. /forret; for
China. Sailed the Trial, Harvey, and the James Mad
fdarv..lBCook. for Malts., and Gonactutinople; Retest,
Norki. fir Mina I Shrill, fiornblow, for Madras rod
litreise. Acker. for an Diemen* Load. ()rite-
rioo for New York ; Mary, David, for the Snoth Stoat
Greater paid of the outward hoind still rebsio.—Wind
S. W.
FALMOUTII, 27.—Arrived the Anne, nollien.
from London for Quebec; Jobe, Laing, from Plynnintls
to Pictou. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet, and Doke
of Kent packet, for Lisbon ; and-Montego* packet ;for
the iylands.--W.N.W.
APRID 26.—Arrived the Stamen'. paulkei;
in four and ball days from Lisboo.
Pownmouru, APOIL V9.—Arrived his Majesty's btip
Nautili' from Jamaica. Sailed the Layton. Miller, for
Bencooloo, owl put back again; Wellington. Anderma,
for St. John's, 1.8. ; his Majesty's ship Active for Da
manic*: ~Elite, - Dizoo, for Valparaiso; aail Robert;
Tailor; for St. Astirew's.—Wind S.

*VW of the ALBION-,4MBRICAN PACKRT.

TARTIOULAIS FROM A LI 88888 OL raitsa
I; ' TOTS MOO:41SO

TO =OW. PIOrtIa&JIZNION, AND ce.
On my arrival in This place, early this morning, 1 was
Informed of the melancholy fate of the ship Allies,
Capt. Williams, one of the line of packet ships, from
New York to your port: she was cast away her." day-
light this morning, to the westward of the 014 Head.
ear a place called Uarretstown, and 1 grieve to say,
poor Captain Williams is no more. There were 22 pair
angers se board, is the cabin, 15 rise wad 7 we're., all
of whom have met a watery grave, with the exception of
see young man from Boston, I understand, and he is so
exhausted, he could sot give the names of the others,
or any particulars: 7 of the crew are saved, one of the
mates and six men. lam informed that there was a
considerable 811110 in specie on board ; part of the deck
only floated ashore. Last night was very tempestuous ;
and. it seems, the ship lost her masts about ten o'clock,
carrying a press of sail, off the laid, wind S.S.E. which
• was the cause of the misfortune ; and it was abut three
o'clock this morning that she struck on a ledge• of rocks,
sad west to pieces. I enderstand a fewhalor of cottoa
have come ashore. It is my intention to gets the spot,
sad render any services is my power to the unfortunate
ssrvivon; and if any thing particular comes to my
rknowledge, relative to this truly awful sad melancholy
astastrophe, I shall drop yes a line.
Is haste, your sincere friend,
Kissel*, 4th Mouth, U. 1912. JACOB MARK.
(copy or AMOIIIIIR Lary's.)
Oarretstows, 22nd April, 1322.
Heasered Sir—l am sorry to inform you, that to
what I had to say yesterday, I have to add the au-
aunt of a moat melancholy shipwreck. At some time
before four o'clock this morning, I was informed that a
ship was cut on the rocks at the bottom of your dairy
farms, to which place I immediately repaired; esti at
about the centre of the two farms, foend a vessel on the
rocks under a very liorh cliff. At this time, as it blew a
dreadful gale,with spring tidesad approaelsieg high water
the sea ran mountains high, however, 1 descended wish
as far down the cliff as the dashing of the sea
. would permit nettle with safety, and there bad
horrid spectacle of viewing live dead belies s bed
• deck, sad four other fellow-creatures s-
ealliat out for assietaace, withont our beinc;
'nadir Aim say. as inesisoldo deo* would at:
r aliorayer at it. Amos/ those in Oils perilous
I was ens unfortunate• female. who, though ite-
/ (from the wind and roariag of the` sea) to be
yet, from her gestures and stretching out of her
hands, we saw her distracted, call *weeder 'instance.
At this time the greater part of the vessel lay on a rock,
and part of the stern, where this poor woman lay, pro-
jected over a narrow creek, that divided this rock from
another. Here the sea ran over her with the greatest
f.ry, and she kept a firm hold, which mach astoaished
me she could do, bat soon we perceived that the vessel
was broke across, wbereshe projected over the rock, and
after many waves dashing against her, this part of the
vessel rolled into the waves, and we had the heart-reed-
ier scene of seeing her perish. The three men lay to-
wards the stern of the vessel, oest of whew stack t 3
mast,

which projected towards the clifE to Able, after
many attempts, we succeeded in throwing a rope, an 4
brought him safe ashore. Another we also saved; bot
the constant dashing of the waves put an end to the suf-
ferings of the others. This vessel proves to he the Al-
bion of New York, packet. Captain Williams, which
place she left on the Ist instant, fur Liverpool, with a •
cargo of cotton, raw turpentine, rice, &c., and with
about 2S passengers. Her crew consisted of 24: and of
the whole, there hare been only saved nine, making the
siff amount to forty-three. One of the passenger;
aid two men have been picked up. After doing every
thing possible for these poor creatures, I exerted myself
With Mr. Gibbons, in saving the private property of the
poor sailors and passengers, and succeeded in sar-
is, somas of their trunks. I have brought four of
these poor creatures here. Mr. Gibbons has taken
dine; and two more remain at the dairy-men's houses,
who could not remove from thence. Capt. Williams is
among the sufferers. As 1 know your feelings towards
those thus situated. I have taken the liberty ofpreparing
some thin boards, to make coffins for these seven. She
is sow completely gone to pieces; and, I think, was as .
fine a vessel of her description as could be seen. I send
a file of New York papers, banded me by one of the pas-
sengers. My situation does not allow um to say more
at primes% as I was never more fatigued, and remain,
Honoured Sir,
Your ever grateful, and faithful servant,
(signed) Joey Puiccxxx.
To Thomas Rochford, Esq.
The Albion was one ut the finest American ships that
ever cause to this port; and her melancholy fate ex-
cites' more than instill degree of interest, from its being
the first misfortune, attended with any circumstances of
a painful nature, that has befallen the line of packets
since their establishment between this port and New
York. Capt. Williams was an excellent seaman, and a
skilful navigator ; and no man, in his situation, was
ever more generally respected and esteemed.—(Edits.
Mere.)

The East India Company's ship Minerva, arrived
off the Wight yesterday morning. She was dispatched
from China on the 16th Dec.; sailed from the Cape
about the 16'b Feb., and from St. Helena the 3d March.
Candles are now retailing in this tows, at 6d. per
lb. ! and good butter was sold in our market last Sa-
turday, at from 7J. to V& per lb.! These are " olden
times" revived; and if the tales suffered an equal di-
minution, there would be more real happiness is the
country, tbao there hay bees for many 'roars, but while
the taxes are so heavy, and commodities or necessaries
of life so low, a large portion of the community must
continue to suffer.--.(Not:ingbani &view.)
It is a little singular, that Barnett who was recently
executed at Leicester, was the principal evidence
against Babington, who was executed at the same
place, (along with the Luddites) five years ago, for set. .
tog fire to a stack of oats, afterwards married &-
hinting's widow, and liaal:y got banged himself fie
poisoning ber.—(l6ld.)

we etegletretes, residing la through hir. Dawkins, that they do not 'tigerish' the
el ititton. NUN us Saturday remotest nspicion that Lard Bytom was in soy meaner about the
the widow a a dimaidg cognisant of theses* es the dragoon, altboagh his ,0,1,,, sad
iste 'be. beams% they mut Lordship's servant le weetreseeily maimed till tha affair dreadful g
t saw magletrease had tflo ts fully unestigated sad jeer ens." the se* MI
ay west Jest, that moral 0 ' some men
r she suety bed slimily doe Kt mo'issakasTes.-%The Musical Faunal] its the
„t ie
Anekvar Conan of Thursday night. The House the berm
. .
easajt ithe dortorwy.k...,
astawas
ithlnelk and Oa performatice well selected, and well en dee d
Fultallt • quo . erected, el
11-*•-glebitha• sa4AINIAL eto t• ill,. ahi•ashb Sip vet
esuogrir
held *mete -iteifas. for (minim 4.111116"*. Wilftdlllllo.ol4 se Ili eilswed tend bay
were takes. These navies- to rename the Keene* of the Castle Tavern to a house situatiie 1
approbate( and atter roils to bley's Buildlegs. The Bench, doubting its lathe- possible (I
It Impressed gloom and de- rity to greet the request, postponed the subject for beard, yet
- • - • • • . - . . ... hands_ we