The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-07 00:00:00

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1 FMCS Or STOOLS TIDO DAY AT ONE OVLOCk 1
Omsk Stook..
I-per Cont. Red. .Shot I Ditto blonds 0.. Wk. bls. p..
S per et. Coo ;NU 791 ass* Sea Stock.'
Irpsr Cent 1 Routh Be. OM Aso .
4 pot C0t5....... Shot I, Ri.110111d.10001... 0.. Is. p..
per Ct.. Nary 104111 --DON— Os. 9.. pm
3 per Cent.
Lone Ann Sbbt 1 Co.. for Aret 791 f
Imp. 3 per Cast 1 Inds for ditto
Irish 6 est Cost ' Lott.. Tlekots..... 1111 14‘.

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LONDON:
TaVRIDAT MINING, MARCO 7, 182*.

IfrOCK LIMNOS, TWELVB O'CLOCK.
Thete is scarcer, any buisw doing this malting,
and hitherto not the least leetnation in the Feels.—
Ceaselsere for the stemma 791, and for Mersey 7131.

rowan van's.
Owing to the um-arrival otCootialstal mile this
rooming up to this konr.very Hdleis doing is hedge
Stack.
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We have this sprain received Charleston Papers
to the 9th alt. by which we learn that the number of
memorials then examined by the Commissioners under
the Spanish treaty exceeds 6ve hundred.
By the resolutions of the Provincial Parliament of
Lower Coombs relative to the admission of the produce
of that Province into the ports of the mother country,
we find that the exports from that Province of its staple
commodities, hate diminished within these last two
years, from an average value of 766,787/. to 511,392/.,
that the imports have diminished in the tanks period
from an average of 1,294,7341. to 863,1361., and that
the provincial revenue, whtsh is almost entirely raised
from duties on importations, has diminished within the
last year, from 102,1421. to 78,1641.

Letters have been received , via America, from Sar.
daps of the Iltb February, stating that Guide was at
present Governor of Callao, and that the greatest
traoquillity reignedat Lime.—When the report
reached Lima of Castanse's approach, funds to the
ansoust of b di MAO dollars were embarked on
board atbe shipping at Anson. Lord Cochrane bad
for alma time beet making every imartion to endea.

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logs. is eyelike( the pain of following the Hems"
able Member through his details of the deep's tit.
gruafsl peuceettogs of her Si Clellgt:10 to
that regarded the fsseral. We confine coulees to
a few observations so the defence, set sp by Mi.
Meters, and their adherents, of the scene, whin all
Line Engliebnien will ever lamest, as oneedil
the character of the country in the deepest mot,
Mr. PEEL'S wain argoonent,is included in the follosia;
passage of his speech —" It was needless, (he laid) to
remind the hone of the circumstances gondola* ai
funeral on the first day of its journey; he woe/i only
say. that the annals of the world did set ?meet,
mess disgraceful outrage.—(Hear, bear.)--if by
nesse bad occurred in soother watery—if, on she
sera of the Qaesa Consort of any.other Lieru„,.
Ibsen lassies had leen offered because the Kieg lee
entered the procession to take a certain course, Olt
was actually diierted from its prescribed use,
teat say tilapaesiosate observer in this natio, Lio
deemed that the state of &earthy is the country, t,,u
die/raced. was eousplow, and that the laws had lee
all their supremacy:" What is this. but saying thet
the will of the urcutioc, and the laws of tie
country, ate the same thing ? or, is other sore.,
that the will of the Emotive is to be implicitly „1„„.
ed. if it should even proceed to the most illeceheswe.•
stitutionat, and disgracefal sets. Where the ItiOt
Hon. Gentleman found any principle of law to roar,
sauce such a proposition, we. are utterly at Ito le
imagine. But whatever lee wanted is upset, he
made up for it in the Lividness of his lencuage. de
commenced his speech by saying—" lie molt Fresh',
that be bid no personal knowledge of asy of thorn.
comatose's involved is this debate; but 'iterate nest
careful attention he was capable of bestowisg epee the
documeste to which be had referred is his elks, hit
conscientious conclusion was, that throughout the o.
reogetneate for her late Majesty's fuseral, the repot-
'ibis petioles connected with Goveramest were es.
tireiy actuated by admire to pay all proper respect b
the Memory of the Qum'. He wished to take this
opportunity of recording his matins 'claimers" is
every proceedieg upon that oicasion, and his complete
ceenviction that no other coarse could have beta pa-
s Red with equal propriety." The Right Bei"
able Gentleman would deserve commendation;
courage. if courage were commendable is_ol
—Bat what was the character of thafeereste
which could lead him to bespoi himself (as it tut)
with the stains which properly belong only to the
deplorableimheeilityofLord Si n rostra ? If Mr. Pau
hare taken the Rowe Department, kin oat toss ptil•
ed to father VI its follies and offonsisseendiffortil
wanton use of ootrace so go out of his way to mama
responsibility. There is i dorm of hardihood is sew
saes. which doss sot Isom ewe the swam of Matt
isg it. without timeless of the soonest and met ed-
ger words. We, therefore, quit the Seeretaryof the
Home Department, who (from the speech we are it,
essaisc), we should say, is a worthy successor w the
Noble Lord who last held ittaad that we did think it sa
impossible thing to be found. The Marqsessoftweve"
meat tried his baud it white.wuhing the "Wachtel
damning conduct of ki blisters." (as Mr. Ben !IST called
it.) in all that regarded the Queues funeral. Bat, al-
though more cautious, and more wily, than hu
ouwleistrghreuceirdebee;rs,wfoearaswersnoestitablyiwil,khto.ittpehmarnotreZogUnebeeeliswlr'llifacdlo;hoi:Wie'sceesapertibeic::
how utterly without a shadow of defence was the corn
duct of Ministers in all that regarded the Queen's to-
ners'. We conclude, by referring our Readers (whisk
we do with great pleasure) to that part of Mr. BM
Nat's speech which describes the conduct of the lime•
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verian subjects of his id to.rards the memerys
their Queue. It skews them to be worthy of a bet
masters, than they have in his Majesty's Ministers.

We are informed that a Uagistrate arrived in terra
lut night, from Norfolk, to Government, with to ac-
coont that the populace in that meanly are breaking
all the threshing machines.
ligarsito ion Ruront—On Tuesday last, a dialler
was held, pursnaat to mbrertisement. at Boagsy,
the friends of Parliamentary Reform. Nearly ow
hundred persons, of the respectable class of fowls
attended. Among the company p were-401u
Grigby, Rag, Sir Thomas Ammar, Bart., Tiered,'
Fellows. Eq..— Quilts Esq., .1. Powell, In, the
Rev. Worry Wilms, the Rev. -- Corswalliv, B if•
'Dowsers, Req., George Waters. Esq., Edward Taylw,
Rsq., Parrott. Esq., J. W.;-Gooch. Req., Ml"'
Denny, Thank...Childs, PrialialdPowlet, Beset, h'•
Yesterday a Curt of Direetors was held :it the Eart
India House. wham the folfuvhg• commanders toot
leave.of the Court previous to depardag tar their re
spectire destinations, viz. :—Capt, Thomas Francis Bd-
derston, Asia, Madras and Kurd; Capt. J. ilarnet `n•
theby, London, Madras end China ; Capt. W. Patterns.
Canning, Beocoolen and China. The followietg.Ctptaim
were sworn into the command of their relpectwe
Captain Jas. Pearson. General Hewitt, Weigel ,tie el
Captain John S. Henry Fraser, Slirqncts
China.

lirrnaws gives his OWN M3NOIRS as a sL.bj:t
his entertainment at the Lyceum this Season. N 2.1/.
whimsicality may be expected frowelhest.ftt4foi lost
of this eminent mimic.
A riot took place at Hull on Saturday last, in CO'.
irence of the attempt to reduce the wages of the seamen.
Some of them having complied with the reduetion, a
party of those resisting it, collected near Whitetriar•
gate, attacked and severely ill-ased them, notwithstaml•
jag the interference of the civil power. The riot-act
was read, and some of the ring-leaders were committed
to prison. -A letter was sent to the Magistrates oe Moo
day, desnalteding the liberation of the prisoners before
wets o'clestk N the folloning day. The u3aueo oat'
Mimobialgaltit nunsters on the morning of Tne..
BM bind if their demand were refused, dot
wig onellitaelli,tlie prison

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