The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-15 00:00:00

tong tie aid to the a:prick aad fall annul

which I bate already stated to ye my opinion,
terbsiest and calamitous situation of Inlaid,
presents issemerable subjects fut coatemplatim

every reflecting Naiad ; but, without catering
tin wide field of Politics. I leave ao
hesitation is avowing my convictioa, that the meant.
wets of mon amid bo adusaod, that their comb&
ceutd be etched. and their loyalty called iota vireo.,
adios, if their Rulers, Civil aod Ecclesiastical, sew
seriously sad honestly, take into comilevation the mg
circontaisces in which the lower mad middle classes al
Society its sow placed.—One very alarming cease for
discoid's* would be rentoveid. if they, who. the laws ea.
titled to elan' tithes, were forbidden by the Some laws to
persist in oote.ralidenee."
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Paris papers of Friday and lieunnisy have arrived.
Aa article of the l Itl, fait. from Constantinople states
that traniaillity was ss s little restored" in that c.
pitil, though its streets were sdll eamnabored with
armed llemalease. The Porte had sassed it to log
published that the Sabah of Patio had disavowed she
declaration of war issued by hit aim sod the Jemmies
of Kurdistan, het this was wet believed,
ns it was knows that the Pereituss we= Mill earnerd
in the *vireos dust and ligament an the !dike
Nov. Acceding to advice, of the ad alt. fres
liermanstadt the inswdree of Ottoosoo troops contiesel
rapidly to increase is Wallachia and Moldavia. The
Asiatic soldiers committed the mato& swam ;
robbed the peasantry of their clothes, and fired the*
to take refuge baked, with their &Wits. is the ?.
rests, where most if them died of sold sod hssger. A
troop which lardy arrived at Boeharest, est des to
coevent, wino several of the pions fathers perished is
the dames.

The Friday's papers Jahns in of the sadise death
of the Duchess of Bourbon. Prism's of Cowie, aid
mother to the unfortontate DA, d'llloghien. She had
gone ;eat Thursday to the solely cossocrated church
of St. Genevieve to attend divine service, sad was fs..
lowing a processios, when she 'soddenly tottered, sod
after vain efforts to recover henelf.emelt dawn is assess.
She was immediately carried to as sperm" eat is the
geole de Droll. almost opposite the shrunk sad Mr.
Pelletan and several other distinguished physicians at.
tended ; but death bud auticipated their arrival sad
the Princess was se move. Another accouat add.,
,that the affection which terminated so fatally, sad in
so short a time, was tie effect of sudden told is an
immense c►urch paved with 'warble. and like all other
Raman Catholic temples snprovided with pews. The
Duchess de Bamboo was is her Iffd year, havieg bets
barn the 9th of Jely 1750.

From Madrid there are accounts that there has ben
an impanel's rifting of the Cowmen of State, porghlri
by the King. to goosidoe the Waage WA. Carte"
ITlltre are youthl maim, a thrroost sprat is that
of the Arrant at Doksts, *lsiah states that the Bo
jority of the Council beaded by Caminito was for sop
porting the Ministry, and treads( the message ei lie
Cortes es an hinnies of lito prerogative. Notbisg.
however, was dose is gooselpseoge. it is theotiosed u
a 'leggier fat. that the icing of Spain is appolatiar
to places of it and prolit south of the partisan
of the S:-king Bonaparte.

Saturday's papers are filled with the report of as iso
portent debate which bad taken place. on the prreedisg
day, in the Chamber of Deputies. The debate aeon
out of a petition from the Siesr Spy. of Citaloes.sor•
Marne, who prayed that henceforth the offences of
the press should be tried by judges. and cease to he
submitted to a jury. The committee of polities* bad
proposed to refer this petition to the committee
pointed to examine the law project cm the *Cosecs of
the press; from this seggestioa the warmth of debate
increased. It was saintaimed by M. Foy that this Po
tieton was one in which the Chamber ought to pass to
the order of the day. because the petitioner applied
fors law diametrically opposed to the charter. This op
skin was strenuously urged by N. de Clostridia. .• If:.
said he, " you receive this paint* favourably.
it is plats you wish to reader mote fewer.
able the auspices under which the: mow reps:t
ea the law of the censorship is to be meads to
you ; yea wish to coasters*, in ems degree the wi-
eners proposed by the petitioner. Bat tbe late Bryn
of the Seals, whiter tecereser. I hope. may sever sir
as ease* to regret %b less (a laugh). told you is a Veil
remarkable speech. that all the tektite. all the ono
mites (spices of Sowers) of the natiew--(secb was
phrase)—all parties were asked is within that tlo
jury should be employed in trying offences of the
press. This regulation was sanctioned by as tar
mesas majority on which a law is not yet wetted
Yet. by a moestrous concerreece of two austredietetY
systems of legislatioe. it is proposed, in one law, ter
report of which will be made meet week. to lacrosse
the attribatioe of off of the wee to the jney, ON I
is another, she attribetiee of offenses committed b!
the j le to judges. wise doebtleas will be the int
to regret such a proposition. As imoolation is tiles
proposed to yea, which was sot even indicated is that
eapositiou of motives so short, so succinct, and. if I
may so call it, so spruce, (lauxAter), with which the
mutt keeper of the Seals preceded the reeding el
his project on the offeeces of the periodical press. la
that brief statement, the Keeper of the Seals said.
that the new system finally adopted by the me,
Ministry was so important, that it would occasio
accessary change* and ntedikations in the Gast lee
which bad been proposed. We sever imagined, bow'
ever. that theme modifications were to have the
effect of taking, from French eitis-us, the pretax•
ties of a jury is what relates to she crimes. aro
if re will have it so. to the amen ar olisdesseseolo
of the press. This. thee, le a sew attack is thecae.
'thinks. sod my Roo. Faired (General Foy) has &ow
well is potent% it set. awl b meting the enter of the