The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

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" Deities of Parsee,. and on tat institution and o 6
" feet of tither " This has beer republished in Ire.
land, with copious notes. applying the doctrine to th.
facts in existence, and has been Well eirealated in the
part of the kingdom. So you me, Parsons, that tw•
can play as well as one at this game of Tracts !
Wit this sermon goes it must make clews work
Let the Parsons. and especially them who are half
pay officers in As army, answer that Sermon.

ON 7EN/-1111DA7, JONI 20.

le the Lords. ea • Naviration Bill, Lord HOLLAND
complained, that, after all the pledges of foreign pow.
era, the Sl.ee Trade was carried on by them with ar
much vigour as ever. This is very true, bat uselesr.
to state. While the debt lasts, no nation will pay
attention to our complaint* of breach of treaty. The
French King did, indeed, agent to abolish the trade;
but, on second thoughts, he cannot see, perhaps, why
he should be bound to the agreement, especially as it
is the Royal doctrine, that Kiegs are not to be booed
by any premises, or oaths, made when they are not at
perfect freedom. However, it is useless for this term
try to complain of breech of treaty es long as the
debt /sate in any thing like half its present amount.
iN THR Costworrs.—REPEAL OF PEEL'S BILL
to a certaiety! The Cuascstioa of the Excite-
Quin brought in a Bill to authorise the continalog of
the hone of mall notes, to enforce a coetiasatios of
legal tender, and. le these respects to alter "'misting
laws?" to wit, Past's Hitt! According to that
Bill, the small notes of the Borough Bank and (be
Legal Tender of all her motes, cease on the first of
May mere. This new Bill is to prolong both for
sine years at least! So here is the Bill repealed as to
two essential parts of it! Well! so matter. The
iron is ready, aid the Gridiron will be ready to go
up by the time that the Bill shall have received the
" Royal decent." We bops the Speaker wilt make s
speech to the King, upon the occasion, as be did when
Pest's Bill was passed! Mr. RICARDO observed,
with most amiable naivete. that people oat eidasrB
would cerntimly deem this measure • repeal of the
act of 1819! Aye, and the people is doors too,
to be sure, unless one could suppose them all drunk or
mad; and that we cunt, sad, 101, dare not ap-
pose. Pest's Bill abolishes a cernWct ; that Act and
that alone.perasits smailisotee NA Make legal tender ;
fitet's Bill, therefore, abolinee (in May next) small
Metes and legal leader; the present Bill continues
both after May nest: the present Bill, therefore, re-
peek Pest's Bill. There, Mr. Rusin ; get out of
that enplane if you can. But, let the farseersbear
is mind, that this repeal will ealitead to keep prices
where they sre r, it cameo* toad to mein then:
saner, urns 21. .
lw sn Loans, the Catholic Peers' (OanetwOle)
Bill was thrown oat by a majority of 171 ageism
129. It is a subject of no importance to the eouetty.
Any one single word in the forthcoming motion of
Mr. WHITISH, or is the speech of Mr. Hums on Irish
Tithes is of mare importance to the nation than all the
botheration that has ever ben made about what to
called ** Catboat Emancipation" from the first usisr
of the phrase to the present hoar. Sir Jam( Ilawrowr
bas been talkieg shoat "Catholic limascipationu fee
many yeah; bat the only dime be ever did Is eh!,
way With (act was, dots on Wedneaday, as above u
deed. His sakes to provide for the Churoh.Estv
mistimes% In a new wain that Is to asyt aft ask
public's reel property from it, was • motion fee
reel Catholic Emancipation. And this too has bees
prodaesd by our fast friend, the Debt! That
dada is a via friend of freedom, tad she is sow begiim
sing tit
,heat Centime s ne,eltesiL He always left
her (as a-used to tell him) eat of his imlnlatioy.
His eyes were aloft, lookieg after " thi'gbirious Sew
" of Prosperity that was may hidden behind a cloud."
Well, though, seriously, what is. to become of this jes-'
ter of Ogden ? Is be to go, it is be
,10 stay? What
le he to be if be stay? He has made two moves, the
Catholic Peers' Bill and lite Orin:* Clause for the
new Corn-bill! The ge•tlimii is hot so cogent, or,
it least, not so successful,. le argomeit, as he used to
be when bad his beloved kind Lone Cara AAAAAA u
omoperatiog with him. Really, uwe say by a faded
.gamest, he has sees his best days. ,What a cheer,
sheet the time that he was welting Witty State papers
D 01011111: Stria Nene will hd agate eater that
)*System.
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The Eat India . It la said, held f minim
in the Reduced. and le timught they will shortly
call in their Bonds, and reduce their is to 3
per Cent.
We are informed there yet exists some doubt whe-
ther the Right Hun. Oeo. Ceasing will go out to
ladle. If be should. Captain Bilges will take the
command of the Jupiter. 60. now fitting at Plymouth:
and Captain (I. A. Westphal will commission the
Ed-n, 21. at Deptford.—(HempsAire Tekgraph.)
ELECTION or Susanne.—T►is coming a Com-
mon Hall was held for the purpose of choosing Sheriffs
and other officers for the ensuing year, when the fol-
lowing gentlemen were put in nomination fur Sheriffs :
Mr. Alderman Thompson. Mr. Alderman Lucas, Mr.
W. C. Key. and Mr. T. Kelly.—A contest wee ex-
peeted; bat in consequence of the two latter gentle-
men having declined, Messrs. Aldermen Thompson
and Lucas were, OS a show of bands, cieelated duly'
elected.
By the Tribune frigate, letters dated the 10th May
1 have been received from Ramesh. An order had
been issued by (leneral Davila, who commands the
remnant of the Royalists is the castle of St. Juan
de Ulloa. prohibiting to all foreign merchant veletas
entrance to the harbour of Vera Crux. As the castle
completely commands the harbour. the General can
the fulfilment of his own order. It is supposed
to have originated at Madrid, and that it will not be
withdrawn without new orders from the Spanish Go.
vernal:est. This will, however, oily compel the fo-
reign traders to seek entry at the port of Tampico 1
which may be effected without molestation. The trade
with Mexico is, however, described at present as by
no means lucrative. _

The same vessel has also brought letters from Ja-
maica, which are dated only in the latter end of April,
the Tribune baring touched last at Harannah. The
only news that they ►ring is a corroboration of tb.
report that Lord Cochrane had been joined by three
Spanish frigates la the Pacific, which, in conjunction
wit► the other ships of his squadron. bad assisted to
transport a large body of troops from Panama to Es•
meraidas, a port in the Pacific, for the purpose of in
terceptiog General fifirgeon in his retreat from Quito