The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

'ATESMAN.

MR. BO WRIN O.

Extract of a letter from Paris, Oct. 26t— Idle now
pretty generally expected that Mr. Bowring will be more
tenderly dealt with than was at first imagined, and that
he will be, before long, restored to his friends. The
great object of the Government, on this occasion was to
.strike a whotssome terror in the minds of the English
residents in Paris, that they might observe more can-
tles and respect for the institutions of the country,
i.-
lseirnrdinary conversations. All Mr. Bowring's friends
it that in political matters here be adopted the tone
an Englishman amongst hie countrymen at home, and
e as if be enjoyed the impunity of a St. James's-
t coffeelionse.—No 99001i0f, then, that he drew en
If the vigilance of the police. I have beard from
authority that the as secret part of Mr. Hoveringls
risonment let° be dispensed with, and that an order
to this effect from Government has been dispatched one
or two days ago to Bonlogoe. He is certainly to be tried
at Boulogne.
We (says a cotereporary) learn from a gentleman wise
saw Mr. BOWRINO OE Friday last, that be was still II
prison at Boulogne, and kept in the utmost tooortaiotp
as to the course to be taken by the Freoeb ilhoreemainee.
He was on that day to be sobjeeesel to a et** intexemrati
tory, which it is said, was to be tbalaM. As •11-ehleiatees
rogatories wits en *sera, not eves s advotate being
allowed Ito he, pedlotat, Mr. Bows-Nee aersooto (there
hag pot the slightest cheek on this species of falsehood)
were completely falsified in the proves verbenas, M. elh-
eial reports of hie ezausinatious. •
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ' -
Lila}, Nov. 4.—Conip4wes,frew.tbe River this m
leg, the Bliss, Ward, let Ma ens, Bombay, and *
nuts; the Thalia, Monroe, for lb* Owe of Good Miff!
the Geduld Grove, Pengally, Yot Jamaica ; the kaiti;
Teller, for M edeiriespi ,Boadure,s; the Peter Pim*,
Brown, for BRIIIPORI lie he.; iel•ydi for Ofrofteddill.
Pacifies Sutherland. 'Mr Ittlesene rasa ramie oratooito
oatwarddsoo ed.—Wind W. •i ";
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Faucet/TN N0v..3,4 4141.017;ot
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p
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for Bremen.—Anittrkliss Dubs of 11.01C1Prisladh
train tisboo, is id+ eisiblibirLii4f !Attire**
from Jamalcaoellrd ltilSeeele'l4r, and tom C
Watt, 2711 flopitoobjait. sup,t,.A9, off theats es 4
Jautsiosi ostOtoopd 40116 whit the M•OiNFOO POOkst,
--Saikid"ll* Iltaltherosi 00414 'for Loodos. —WHO
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for St. Ito's. Nawfosodistrdvitt,)ll Jays,—Wisd S.Wi
PORTIIIIIOVOO: PIOT. 4;44ltridoerlior Badly, Russel. fdi
London.--Wind W. "1",1, (,s,
BBlll.roan,'Nov.3.l—Lapt• lbo Royalist,
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gestioslosti. from Cardiff to loisdos,
Woo with iroo, *aside's os4olltoss Am the rood In'
Sandybarsi:aTtimillkftildlWl-11144•100
lq t I I
ii lasd~
'log. and tag . 11:1" own
damage.. ..it to! .t.le 4,14, ..;ktort 4114
The Humeri,. 0101•174 Urn AllootoirddriNiftilipid:
ad in Tremor Bay% ttl llrsdorfacik es- Pridordelifi I
• .1 tiwireetesettotoio v itof.
Covoill3atarteir ?it orass.,--frit oleos-Sl* Tooted,
of healWle was pENr‘ed, and Mae 14,tear=mojtosza
lAdr steals. se' 1.40k0r
IflldstfaftVirf War 14.611 *IOW rrltiolt mess
add considerably titer repotatioo. It was quite appal'
rent from the effort of last' bight that the confidence
which Went naturally acquires in Its progress, had its
influence** the feelings of the new performer. Of her
Belviderg, we thought highly, of her Isabella, we think
still more highly, and we ehslinot be surprised to find,
that as the range of her undertakings become mote or
tended, therblic will collect new and improving Inat-
ter to justify their patroaege. The scenes we would a
lest furparticular notice, are those In which the pasrit
of the trairedy is post epos tbe stretch. The scene
which lsabelfir it presented with the ring was awful
effecting; tint in which Biros Ines, and in' which sh.
discovert the object of hot early love " dead and bloody
May bementioned aioeg some of the finest dramat
displays ; and theicene in which she dies was as mu,
distinguished by tenderness and pathos as the former
were by terror. The commencing scenes were rath-
laboured, and did not appear to us to afford any proms
of the high struggles by which they were succeeded ,
but it belongs to the anxiety of a theatrical life, to he
rather anxious to make points where none can be made,
and if this error is to be excused is any one, it is sorely
in a new candidate for public favour. who has a name
to establish or to lose, as berentAt exertions and abilit;-
shall determine.
PROJECT FOR THE issreovesti:tr OF THE STREETS..
Yesterday a Meeting was held, pursuant to advertil
relent, at the City of London Tavern, for the purpose
discussing the merits of a project to prevent the frequent
removal of the pavement and carriage paths, to lay doss,
anti take up pipes, &e , and for other purposes.
effect thisobject, Mr. Williams, of Cornhill, proposed 1
adoption of a plan, for which he haul received a pateo
to construct subways and passages of brick or stone
Work to he conducted through the streets and tit the
pavement. The plan seemed to be generally approved
of, and particularly by a Geittleman who stated that its
dwfu lae se had been experienced at Rome for rome cen-
turies, a fact of which the paiteent projector does not ap-
pear to have been aware. No determination however
was come to, and another Meeting is to be held upon 0'
so hject.
'I he parish of Fincbsmtrbnd • has adopted the Oondl
and for the employment of the lahonring poor, and V
sincerely hope their example will be followed by all
neighbouring parishes. as it tends to the advantage
the farmer at the same time that it relieves the labour,
from the necessity of applyisig for parochial relief.
this plan every farmer in the parish, according to I
land he occupies, is boned to employ a certain number
of labourers for a given period, instead of payi,
his share to the poor rate ; and the labour being II
directed to the advantage of the farm, anti not thro,
away in digging holes or digging gravel, the tenant
benefited at small expense, and the labourer enabled
his weekly exertions to support himself and his broil
IVe•hope the adjoining parishes will not be blind to ti
advantages of this plan, and will not allow the labels'
lag poor to pine or 2s. 6ti. a week, which is the case
too many instance.—(Reediag Mercury.)
RESURRECTION OP THE I)EAD.-011 Friday nil
shontrwelve o'clork, from some previous informato
m . Yrtes, Maynard, and Ward, three Constabh
went to liedmineter Chnrch-yard, where they di
covered six persona actively engaged in raising I
bode of a young woman who bail been buried th.
en Sunday se'onight. They had nearly ohtained them
object Ere they were disturbed, and they offered
Many resistance, for which they had come fully pre-
pared; there were pistols snapped and rapiers draw-
bloody noses and broken heads. the battle was !of
sod ly contested before the patrol were able ,
secure five; the sixth escaped. On Saturday they were
taken before the Magistrates, and ordered to find bat'
four of them 2001. each, and the fifth 501., with ewe sot
ire each.—(Bristol Mercury)