The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-30 00:00:00

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voted to Min on account of his conduct at the Thew.,
during the outrage. Public meetings to address Lis
Excellency have been held at Kilkenny and Belfast,and
many others were appointed for the latter end of last
week and the beginning of this.

It appears from Madrid, that only 40 rneu beleogieg
to the Swiss regiments in the Spanish service, disbanded

breeder of the Cortes, have adopted the sitereadve of
reining home. All the others, officers ma'am sot.
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Two
General Masa, hues greatiy distiognished themselves in
athae4 turn
la; ratisia.a
• The following is an extract of a letter from Madrid.
dated Die. I —" Cariosity is on the tiptoe to learn
for whose reception the country palace of the Pardo is
preparing. It is about three league from Miele, hut
though the grounds about it are well wooded, the lulu.
Is a very tumble building, the least showy and conesi-
eat that beep to the Sovereign of Spam. It wu to
;his place, yes may recollect, the mummer guards fed
es the eight they abandoned the teetrnpolis, aid hen
they remained posted wail the 7th of July, the day et
which they attacked Madrid at three different potato.
The mansion is now fitting up with aa little delay's par
sible. It is supposed that the scruples of the Cortes hate
eubeided a little, with respect to the detention of the
King in the metropolis, and that they wiU permit Mtn ha
retire Its a 111011 ill or two to the fordo, where he eau
be well guarded, and the vicinity of which to Matti&
offers facilities for lecreasing Lis rinds is ease there
may be enmity."
The Asada* Observer of the 17th **stains Leal-
gene !toe Constantinople, dated the 25th of Nev.. eat
states that Haled Effendi has been treated with gnat
lenity : his property is untouched. and lee has eves been
permitted se retire into a convent of dervices. Several
other cheeps have takers place is the adesioistratiou;
bet perfect tranquillity bad prevailed is the city asdthe
environs,_ except that in some quarters bands of sewsi
thieves broke into sews houses, but these enters were
epeedily checked.
e=trt of Cessation at Paris has diming' the
of id. hi. Lafittee, Contest. Bentry. and
Genet Foy, easiest M. Nutria, Preareareasal
st the lhoyalCoartaPoitiers, era the following greeds
--vie. that tie an of aceaseen cootaieed nothing which
could mithehts a complaint of celumoy—that dam pas.
Cages complained olio the pleading of the sth of Sep
tubber are sot melkiently guarded, still they have so
character of intuition, without which there can be so
calmer —that the passage relative to those who" ace
the tressees of the Usurper to bribe isserrectiose," ia
which M. Lafitte appears to be aimed at, is gesersle sad
menthe applied to him. since, instead of nacelle'
the feeds Intrusted to bite, be had declared dm, el
placed them at the disposal of the law.
Letters from Berlin, dated the 17th, state de the
King of Prussia has conferred the functions( theism
Chosen's.. of State, Prime Hardeaborafii se M. es
Wee Illeister of State.
Ai:kier from Frankfort, dated the Me des. Est
the honest Hothsebild, of that city. had ismesedeille
Petetelmrsh six millions of brigs is infra§ of "Wee-
This bulbous had been chiefly brought free Lee.
and the route by land was preferred to seeding I. bre
in cooseqneoce of the risk at this petted if the yelle--
For some time pee the same hoese lei bees
a great deal of geld not only in Frankfort, bet li
commercial towels of Germany and Tho
of gold has thus risen considerately.
The following remarkable article appears is elev.&
ewes em
of Tuesday—the cm, lays the Oahu
Evening Pad, is not singular, however :
" We have beard with solos degree of asionieleset.
though attaching no great credit to the ststmeeed, that
the daring outrage recently committal is the property
of the Karl of Goateed was pleased. and its enewthe
offt.eted through the instrumentality of *perm wile is
smelly at this moment a stipendiary et the Offele•
ment; end was perpetrated under the inert:Wow that
so flagitious an outrage on the property of as highly
popular Nobleman may lend to the imesmaate leer
duction of the new Constables Bill into this comity, and
that the abettor of the inituitious effort for its istredscv
tie may, to conseqeence, further benefit himself (As
the public parse. A clue to this mysteries eine .
stance has, it is said, been afforded by a secretes a
the accused individual, who has slim quitted pie ser-
vice, and has actually lodged isformation to the eine
we sow state. We. however, confess that we are se
credulous enough to attach credit to a story is Itself_ el
apparently absurd ; more particularly as the indivielsel
against shoat the informations are sworn is still at
liberty, and heretofore bore • good character. Thi
matter ought, however, to be seriously and minutely Ito
valved into, and the result fully eemetaieted to the
public."
A Law DICCISION CV sows Isarostarte.—le the Coe
of HMO Beneh, • few days since, the Lord Chief du
tics gave the following as the ansaissoas *sleet tiss
Conn :
"That &person having a cosotiog limns is a heraegi
town, or city, for transacting business, sod to which be
was in the habit of resorting daily, is a householder *1
that borough, town, or city; and that a penes loving
warehouse, or any house. in .wbish be carried ea be-
'abuse, or warehoused goods. and is which his eel
elept, is a householder of the toweecity. or meaty. is
"kWh each warehouse is situated ; sad Mat a pore
Whig a hone in his occupation, for which hope the
'poor rates, &c., was a householder ; and &Mete the
widener.* of their families might sot be situated aide
Leh city, toed, or borough. His Lordship remarked.
that if these were not the tree isterpretatione of the
.erord householder, he meat pronounce half of Merest
isheable persoss carrying on business is the City of lA'
40•111. sot householders.'
eteesolilinoer"st:asepougipdtulenceleartootobkfatitakt:tehientpbeserretassiblifewoothfirschthrit.:WecitsiAllkientaler,ell:hourclec•
(where he reside.l) in the seeds of their pea
Wade him a present of 10 acres of cootscio, on which
the avenue leading to the seat sow atingle. His Lord-
ship, who is a very early riser, was the first to diets.
is one of hie morning walks. that a peer wen Bled
all her geese stolen off the met" the Prorreillt
sight, and aceideatallt meeting a liberty WO I"
work, sad thinking, from being wrapped ue is his
great coat. that he was unknown to the man, teisireo
I of him respecting the trete, and asked bite if be knew
what punishment would be inflicted on the offender who
stole
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be rgeeseftarhnoen :op,
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des loltmeru l
tell o 7 ny
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fas t L sosfdi bes 11;
our Lord.
ease.' replied the labourer.' would thank y os
ship to tell me what punishment the law would indict
the was who stole the comment from the reef
We regret to state that there are at this time upward*
of 40 poachers confined in our county pul. nod'
number is, we believe, quite oepreeedeetea, eraf.e
neatly hope that our leoislstors may discover OM 30 4
of lessening the number of offenders* of this nttur,'' "1:
the crime, altheogh generally oonsidered venial. esi
to °lberia( the most atrocious eaten We enders
it is net prevalent on the Cestinent, where the pie 14,
saleies pawl
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