The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-07 00:00:00

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AT 9 MOSS.
High water—eittra. 49 at. aft. 6; eves. 24 te. aft. 7.
6, 11.-Baa thee Wu. aft. 5. .
• High water—taaws.2 ri. after 9; twee. 41 wt. after L
10. T.-leek slow S as.
High trater—atera. II in. *hart); egos. tea eclat*.
11, W.—Meea rises 9 as. after 12.
High water—sworn. RI gi.aft. 10: awe. 14 ie. aft. 11.
12. Th.--/latarn rises 4 tn. aft. 9 eves.
High wittor—aaarn. 48.. after 0; even 12 o'clock.
IS, F.....lwpilter rises SS as. after 8 even.
RIO water-.era. DI u. altar 121 2400.44.. sit. lii•
14, B.—itchy Cron.
High svater—ment. Oasis. aft. I; eves. se at. aft. I.
PRICE OP STOCKS, AT ONS O.62ACE. THIS DAY.
Bask Stalk 1 100 Slot ..
tpr Ct. Rad ON lleade 475 9 pa.
a per CIL C4lOl llolllllloa4ll see Steak •
14 Per offit. ONO Ora Old Ails .
I •er rags
New Fears . lOOl. 1 DMII. i
Seer Coat. 1107 , --ma. 4a Ss Ss pa.
Lang Ana , Small AL 7s. Os avi.
hap. S pr lt I res. for Acid Bll ik
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LONDON:
SATURDAY EVADING, SEPTZDISRIS 7, 1822.

THE CABINET.
We take the following from the Lemke ('eerier of
last night, and from the Liverpool Corriere( a fewdsys
before :
..S I projects have been published by our contem-
poraries respecting the arrangement rendered unforto-
nately indispensable by the lamented death of the Mar-
ines' of Londonderry. Without any more particular
allusion to them, can only sly. that Re definitive or-
revenant has yet taken plare.—(Courier.)
" Licsaroot., Sore. 4.—Mr. Cam:emu left Seaforth I
House this wronging. for Staffordshire. About 1110 gen-
times waited for him at Low Hill, awl sliest Mt eques-
trians proceeded about four miles on the bondon.road.
and then took leave of a man, whose abilities and orbs-

nit; of manner hart endeared hint to all his constituents.
Whatever may be Mr. CANNING.n future destination, he
bears with him fh warmest sidles for his health and
prosperity."
Our Readera, we doubt sot, are 'torridly aware, that
when Mr. CAIIIIIX• was limited to the dieser which ass
given to him.). Friday last, a sum, e.credinF one thou-
stud guineas, was subscribed by his frieeds for the pur-
pose of linrcheeing a piece of piste, which they Wended
to present to him on that occasion, in testimony of the
high sense which they entertain of the many and import-
ant services which he has rendered to this town and to
the empire at large. Owing, however, to.the usavoida-
ble delay inseparable from the execution of the artist's
designs, which, we understand, are Pardc•lirlf clowae-
teristie, some further time is necessary to enable Moan.
Itlntblll. and Co. to complete the work in their bait
manner.—(tirerpool Coarser.)
Yea see that all these trick* hate bees played
Liverpool, be order tosnake the Kis; and be AI
Teti tiliete.tit at the jester beg a powerfot party'
eerier,. The Mug and the Utokowto WNW
They know, that the headrest gentlemen' mid the
ef,rey eyrieetrione," make, wham joined by ntldi s..
I GO greedy vagabonds, who want posedies or o*,
directly or indirectly, out of the lases. 71*14111111111
Courier I. for him at heart; but, It dares not bigi-jilni
If it thought, that he had, any very itroog Mend
is the Cabisett may ease *nett friend, it would iauW
forth in Mutts. It might not, perhaps, recommood
that he should be taken into the Cabinet; beat It
would praise hies, praise his mountebank harangues.
and do all it could to pat him browsed. • It does mot
do *lit and, therefore, we m4y ceoclutle, that it
heili;;4ll,ide case as desperate. The ;Vele There is
allititteOP'llins New Tines is wholly, abeam. upheld
tiSs r;44' p and they de not like the per-
'We es s Minister. Very well as as ;
,idly .4 good sole, but a bid opper.leotAer,"--
Soft say, that Mr. Pert. has not " weight
..soirgh with the House. This is stowage. Wkst de
it that fives weight ? Why, votes, to be ears: LArad
r
whr must ----

We annimeoed, in one paper of yesterday, that
131.1 Mt was e.rpeeted in London. This we ham al•
ways wished to see; for, say what men will, we 14,,k
upon him as being raft so where bat is Great B.
lain or is the United States of Aaseriest. In &rope
he is, in our opleions, so where so safe as is England;
sad in so part of Englaad se safe se is Load".
There is another r for oer wields( to see bin
eat of !related ; that is to say. the very ream the
would prevent es. be the temptation ever se greatfron
setting our food as that ehere.-....We are happy toes,.
that the eakeription is goieg ea well; ned we Think
it dee to Ur. PARSONS IS say. that BIORNI viii use
his restoration to somethieg like comfort, principally.
to the Jurts of that gentletwae.—The eveaing before
last Mr. PARKINs presided at a very anmerous and
inspectable meeting at the Vernon'. Mad Tavern, in
s%'orth Aradky street, when a considerable collertin
was tends.—We have one a letter from Bryce to
Mr. P All Ems. in whieh he represses his intrados to s. t
off fur England directly, having hoes already (neighed
with the Reline by 111 r. PARRINS thi al, that, Rhea
do trial leaver at the Old Dailey. there should be
a Ineeting, as large as Sit Act. will let us hare it, to
'televise Brans to Raykad, and to rah, if we eat,
the marks out of his back. We ass, at my roe, es.
ter into sumo reminders respeetiog a petition Is per.
liseesel (wises that venerable body *hail met) es the
'subject of the flights), and the Soldier, their &kali
other is very rations, that this Pm.
mama Bioko"; the Bishop of " the Clench it Eat.
" lewd as by lea established " should have tsupted a
Roslyn Catholic In Brews; and that Is should have
been a Rea ANI Catholic Watch:au that he waste to
bribe! When in the cell of the Watchbosee M tea
g needed by one .1 those Irishmen, who, liaise sell
". barbarians at house," we employ here to (eke rue
of urr property and lives! PAT, who is a Cadialic,
heard the Bishop pteyieg; sailing epos Glad to
look down upon his with compassion fa this boar .1
his degradatles sad peril. "Arch!" sap Po,
" yea call is vain, man the Lard wile% listen to
" a hetelie. If yea had had a string of Mee
" rotted your seek. you would Lars bees epee
" foiling is love aid some pretty crater of a meas."
The dialogs* betimes the keeper and the esprit*
we are layered, one of the choicest thing. t bet rev
wasA The _ear_ of. whole matter, leering eat proceed.
bags at he leaven. wool& mho an excellent fora:
mid, le a force we shall, to a certainty, see it at
last. We are told, that, while the Right Rerereol
Father in Gad was is the eratels-houer, and before le
was put in the cell, he pat his bands behind hits, took
a letter out of his pocket. and tore it to pieces. lie
was all this tie.e steadies' 'without say cluthieg free
his waist to his ascii% dews to which his priest
had fall's; wad those who had him is basil weed
not, forsumetinte. safer this Glint gamest to nesse
its proper place. Nevertheless the Father I. liedie.
though in tomb • horrible state. presence ofeandsoi.
'lciest is 12 Slink of. awl se (Pariry at tt
NUNISSika

*for, lb* r.'l by abed.. lire was -
picked lap Ito tits of paper, ltad. by the mesas
of *etc, yes Ass together apte.—••—Tbis
kiwi, which was retertail to hi" bat wbkh
might sot to hays bees retorted ts Link makes per-
sou belonging to • cereals GrO iI I Pap, ylbleb it Is as.
IF E necessary to same. It is rhe des, that
the posts (which be had ' `, IMMO fiie.o
shr..sgh the writer ofthe wee Nook a
but that application had heal( lo a certain hip
soiree, and that a promise Le &rem *Raised, that
his, the Father is God's, recoartiseisfitios shield k
enemiel to as same if• possible !—Theo we bars kin
acting In a capacity that we' lisew nothing of before!
tut asap ; aye, how sissy of his rstossirsidolis•
soy. at this vary osossest, be is
Bet. let our readers finish the mamma Ag'
other carless anecdote, connected wilt die al'
fair, LI. abet the Father is Goo piek.4l ap the
&NW at ' the fns of the Shore of leittass!
..ipas would haws thought, that the siclaufthAtisekedffiei
set up by the girlish tidies, might bare gives a differ.
est direwtios to the *lnd of the Estheris Gera mist
lhat, after is all this world was then a Saw died
erecters than the " Ladies" ' • made to' die otter

what is it that eras molter ,y, you cress I - . ' here .
sex. By the people io general take this 00a
for there are Si.r..leta 'taring os she face. Bet.woo se et
the Great Duke had, indeed.
of that whiolS :els the rote* "you" "a"Mtb Psi& hare if this were setae intended. the artiste !Jere dose their
as much as ear Jolter could have ? Zo Sefolket,t. work Tory awkwardly : for, there is no name bet tie
Past will sot hare as tench of this pp4itfiettgetitstu. of " Artl,mr Parke el Wellington." It is set a Nair
dity as CA/M1111.? ow had, but he will burets owl carious, thot Mr. Lita. who keeps the IVbite Lioa
lie-boast (the seems of the Bishop aid the Soldier) ir
of It as could be placed In the lamb 'of Cawitues.—
refried a reomest to •••• to Mr. Pout on the Friday of
Otte mere, however, and for the tweatiellt time. we a. mit Week. The „nest we, wide rm.' In
say. that it I. not now a question of tea. The Moro- Mrs. Lea, seal a paper written to that effect toilet
to: Chroariele seems to think, that the Jester wish her, Mr. Lea cot belay at home. The
se4o.4rteesormary. le order to make spewohes to keep persoe who mail* the impeet went to Mr. Let's os
the " fury" members in couolensace is givlax their the Tharsday. and would not glee his name. Ho ow
emu. The Chronicle ahem, to forget. that " Tories" dressed like a gentleman. Ida sent to Mr. PICEL
like so keep their trysts as well as //lire; sad. whet know if be had met fur him; but, he pt for assort.
is very carious, some of the toodest rejoicers at Call' is writing, that Mr. Peat bad never *rat for
TLEnsaau'a deith have lees sato amongst these who This is very carious. This person must hire bad
are called " 7bries." It is. spin we say. simply a woo soolga, which was found to be imprectirehl"
question of rents or no rents. Fur the Isidlords, with Bad therefore ahaodoned. We shall see how the thing
silty halloos of tare, sod with Wheat at 4*. • will terminate. If it should taro out, that the Stilshee
bushel. to get rents is impassible. The oleo they will has ULSKILTED. what moat be our cuetlesioss
lisle. to, therefore. Is, he who will lessen the laze:. Hsi. nothing abort of lis nut being Girth-commie; st
or who will repeal Peel's Rill. If Cann. u• be the trial can make as believe this to be posoible. it'
ready to do either of these. be is the also t bet, meat, at say rate, have the examinations taken bele,
he Las proclaimed from his stage at Liverpool, that DTSIL, and all the names of the bail. itles all it
ho I. sat a man to do either: He bee no 'sewed! over, Ise west have a plain narrative of the facts is a
for the sinkieg farmer but patiemce. lie is worse
cheep tract, to be circulated all over the coentry. &-
than Job's comforters, or. at least, full all bed. dictum! to the lice Society and the Swirly fur pro-
for he reminds them of the time, when they "preach- jag cliristion Knowledge. and salaamed for Ike
" ed" (a pretty word forth, occasion t.) " patience to see of Schools, where children are "educated is the
the hustler claims." Jut as if the recollection of principles of the Church as 6y law established."
this could do them soy good, could alhord them any
relief! Of his political knowkelge they have had a INTERESTING Docrmevrs cosck.yzsisc r:IE
sufficient *petioles is bawlieg out to the Si: Acts AND Tilt; SOLD!
Parliament, to pass the Cash-Bill by an eacmimors welts*" AND i'eete3ll"lewr afr' Tag “I'DigiL
vote; aid in kis declariag, that that vote set the gee,. To the Keeper ofthe New Prison, CirrkenwrP, or AM Lispat„.e
lion at asst for Clef Nay. even during the last Sea- Mitiollear.c to cit.—Receive into your c:stedYkille..k
shoo, one of the erprmente he used agaiost reform body ogJotlo y, herewith tergi°l4••• frefaatis Ma-
ras. that it was better that the House did net speak liti:ituir.,:Zer;n7,.,..(7,7 the...,
me of the people for, as ae loess:ace. the people
were *going Peet.'s Bill! Hood OW! Ca. any OSP
ow
in his.sensee thick that the landlord* want such a tai- and iedeteutly cuintnitting. with the liutionrablit
ulster as this! sadYclisajrugeld befuore the.aaitt Justice, upon the as
ojf.:llywrns:stuiLeshospanodf
cuitotige4res,r,rdii,t.lci, no lyi

rely aid creatural prudes again: the
e.
hereto's, safely keep in your said custody, for
swedes, or till he shall be 41selsrsted, by du.
r law ; and for so dalog, thtb shall be yonr sof.
imset.--Oiven seder my hand and seal, this
ofJely, Ifet. (Signed) H. M. Dice.
tut, Keeper. (7'110040
OVOIVIPA TO TIC WITOINIES.
s the Fourth. by the Grace of Hod, Ste. lire. to
lloger (Beeson, James Clark, John Latch.
Ito every of them greeting. We caisson.' you
v arse, that laying aside alt mann and pm-
hatseemr, yew and every of von personally he
sir biter the Keepers of oar Peace and oer Jew
signed to hear and determine divers falsities,
and ether misdemeanors mosimltteil within
sty of Middlesex. at the General (Jetliner Sea.
the Peace. to be held on Monday the 9th day of
et mast, by 9of the Clock in the rerenoon of
Day. st the Session House on Clerkenwell-rseess
rid toasty, en our behalf. against Percy, Bishop
mr,for certain misdemeanors.
his. yea or any of you are sot to emit ender the
d tell. to be levied os the goods aid chattel.,
sd taste ants, of suet down as shall fall hotels.
Sr Charles. Abbott, Knight, at Weetesloalw.
say of hum, is the 3d rear of our reirk
by the Coen,
Lvertnwron.
faliosrtia similar subpoena with respect to John,
•
MR. COKE.
Stilt sedated. some days ago. a pmphiet,
all se flwa le Norfolk by Ht. B. If. issue., re.
of Mr. Coes with regard to the
feAsat. A brief statement of the egos is se-
before we stasis soy remarks oe the jedr-
air readers.
hose bolds a fors of Mr. Celle, the lease of

zpires at Michaelmas 18i3. Mr. °lves, from
ratios, net material to the cam, wished to quit
1 a year mower ; that Is to say, at the Michael•
I now at hand. As Me ocenpylog tenant, he
If he Lad chosen to tennis, ha►e had, moord.
he iara►iable mums, anot►er leas., in pro-
to any other tenant at the same rent ; that is
he, Mr. Onswe, was wattled to what is called

•
rekiNg. or the refesal;vi tiro farm, the landlord
be rent,of coarse. It wasmorthemiseabier, there-
be placed, la this ease. In Mr. Osass's shoes. It
heehaws* to gee arsaisaleing for resigning his
• this prtferange. He hod laid oat, during the
or 14 Feuer, a 'great deal of mosey le improving
Wags of the firms I and be ear rally wished to
sethisg, In the way fgemaneration for this,
ie person into whose alas he aboalil pot the
'preference se teasel. sad who waald. of coarse,
!he knefit Vases ixproonnents.
My, therefore. Mr. Utaaa looked oat foe a per-
isecerd him. Ilia free bedtimes woe to agree
sir person as to the amount of tke 'renevner•-
his lest was to get this person excepted as a
ty Mr. Copp. Thepsress who offered him•
Mr. Mmma, a Rl'. Maims Arm; sad after.
6.-Ks..lllsaalwas mem& -Me. Mace oohed SOW
tauseVatiomfrom hie istesded anceemor. N`-
shoat the bargaisi between the tenants was to
me the landlord, until Me tensest* Weenie to LI
seat This was as esmatial prellashary in the
Mien. Asi. oily, when Mr. Moons ea.
die as he promised not to mention
Wee ks, tog , soetitka prune of sews
lir. Otass sad Mr. NOOSE
,fildrteliklital477l:llolllg to give the sass do.
Iby the tanner bat, apes the Weskit's, of at
r,.eiation, Units declared, la. a sparreglilia•
that faunal kept htteeore fie of keoplag the
of the emaciation a secret. Sat. while One
iklag these premises; at the very time thothe
'king lids declaration, in so moieties a Passage,
I TCTTILL MOORE) bad. as Mr. Glans states I.
:piths, actually been with Mr. Coin sad *Maas-
ronriee of the farm fa 10f3, without. gemmed,
11r. Grans a farthLig !
Clans, not suspee log any tato' of tale tart,
led, *nista be bad broken of with Moose, to
me with another person; and a Mr. R•Dlrailft
us whose it appears Mr. Coss did not object to
Dam, agreed to glee Mr. thane the 5001. Ti..
sent having bees made, the parties went to Mr.
in order to obtain hie aeeeptaisee of Mr. MOD.
as a !maul; when, to their astonishment, they
thso Ilooas had been with him. told Mm of the
'mien under band, and bad actually' got a pee-
s /arra lam in 1423.
r treark if promise on the part of Moons ap-
to base been fully explained and *leery proved
,Gnat; yet, he adhered to his promises° Moon,,
it that promise was obtained In so scandalous a
er ; end thosgb, by adhering to it, 3001. were
lv take. unjustly Grim Mr. Orals. It appears
Mr. tiists's pamphlet, that Mr. Coss says. that
Is breach of premise was nothing to Aim; bet,
furiously harpies, that it is but too manifestly
se inter..l of Mr. Coat that the inemniag teoast
1 keep the 500/. Instead of giving It to the ool-
ongs. Whatever the latter gave to the (Gr-
eek!, of coarse, reduce the mesas of the analog-
alit; make him have less capital to lose; and
him hare less money to hand over to Mr. Cots.
s impossible to disguise the real motive here.
so plain to admit of hot this use explanation.
remise made to Moons was no user. bled's(
rould be* bargain to pay so much for goods to
had stolen them, after yea had discovered
le hare been stolen, aid after you bad discovered
tl owner. Will say man say, that such a bar.'
mold he binding in is ? The presumption
is, if we take all the circumstances into view,
louse and 11 r. Cute made their bargain for Meat.
arrest of keeping from 11r. Ulnas the 5001. One
things sign have been. Moons must have comma-
I all the circumstances to Mr. Coss; or be did
If Le did Not, then the promise he obtained was
ed by a fraud on both the parties. If he did,
Ir. Cora took his fall part with, I. short, join-
1, Moose, to keep the 5001. from his old le-
thal 54/01. being, let it be horse is Wad, lotted-
remoseration in part for the great improve.
in the buildings that were fir ever Mr. Case's !
1. sea say urea doubt of the motive hers ? Mr.
ILL was as eligible a tearing u MO9llll. Why