The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-22 00:00:00

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?bat a Noire post may record• sierte by a Ogle
alteration of POPE v,r P"aavearil
Thenararrhs, Gents? These reotthey Ilidatkpelattslp
No: ire cannot part willtlikais;4ll4-41kaft
Al to especting say tissebt yielding, Ilos eaa
toter ism the mind of ao-taiga tbat katowiabyablar

this " regiment." And, fs keit, alkioamogla.forsom
seeds is seed of all, aeries,* sore' flitnall,ibltr le
his sow to support it; and, as w0.,110, liiM94li
des said, the man who slim about ecesonjostneforpoi
without yarns:water!. reknit: mist he feu eaciorpopoo
arts Either a reform of parliastet is esemasieVad
the doable-jointed post-Slater is Itet.4istii."nirt
fawn by piecemeal is laspeesiblui um; "ir,,e/Ra:m!,...eme
half, of that part of .the .expeetiMusemAlubAs gel
estuary to the carrying •ea of the Meleil'eollMeeh
arse eat off, wither,: a ilibras Tof oditisfoo*
should see the whale tbleg tentUe to:Jolliet:l7A%i
totters eves now, when l'apthiei ,
digs off hes taken • ,d,,,
Mere Petitions were rsfrenid to. du a ellekeilmmitt
Nominee. When this airwayWiese bogy ill Nab
the, woad Report we raneet'irabreettt.el,b4t
be equal is height ideas to ibe'Ar44 ce:ltir4lt.n
pairs( doenuteats loch ‘s we defy.* twitilLivistilph,
la these we shall possess iperiMeee of •diviprviefigii
what Lad Caert.satanit malls " unlesitiMe'erfire
nutty." We jitl, indiad;• Ott
capable of sffsetliki ......... 4elicit,
is raised farmers and tradesasemais44,l4,ol4./MKPRIII
of the !shearing classes. ; kehreslopoerlielaiml !Mall
gauntry, where sea are •traasyserted We( OW!
their house between sna-ant ti4W1)111
the means of jacixing of the queti,tlei6tiii,;te'eluir
"(dies of the couptry.", But„stilL it lOW plasinq
is sass these two decussate.; tistsamse iamb east*
peal to thew, at any Mee. bertellawivltaloitiof *NM
were and tendency of this "
swan, is the only thing St feillflyteisiiiikiThApf
ear good. ••is ; run. 4 •ru
The Uaitariene are again pelltleekitegalle whom,
bee sidergoin,g the marriage -waressimixt.
toy sot do better to pray to be reßWedthus ibe Sap
spaces of the Thing ? re/igiotie)botisol,
its/pears, Arri" by being compelled ,110
this ceremony. This is always Abe wsy elm* Ithisp
pea here. Whenever you se that lataMeiglie lark
mired to gain some great Moist /Or tl4illeilertlt'irtible.
some ace: pokes its nose forward,
lois about sums little nonsensical *Ng
sister simmers' force is instantly sieltailt thin
is precisely what is wanted by those wbuflorteletSide•
's no change for the better. De flifilfwitiilabli re-
gard marriage as a civil contract, if 44104,1011 if
they do not, what authority hoe, ,emy,,fitt the
/Weary other than that authority ecbLb ties.Triulta-
lin have for their creed ? And, if they& regard it as
grief! contract, what has their "reffe unfeeling" to
ole with the ceremony which the kw IsiiPoieted out to
le used in the making, or the cods:slag, of that con-
tact? How is is mien marriages are eoetraeted be-
fart the vied magiatretet Are ooto-ilab seetractod,
hall denominations of Christians, le itieiesestaatries ?
hut, then, has religion to do with the ? But,
what can it have to do with the matter halite minds
af these, who take the liberty to differ le MORN, from
o'her sects of Christians as to the wan and kids-
'fatal doctrine of the Christian Church ? Am}, is it,
kt es ask them, worth while to make such afore about
this marriage ceremony at a time like this? Let those
awls them, who possess the means, help to put io
lute a full light the temporalities of the Church.
That is the part that is really

The Dublin papers received this morning do sot
wire any recent outrage, and confirm to ssse►t that
tb commotion, have manifestly declined: At the
etrk Speci4l Sessions on 'ill arsday, two persons were
bind guilty of having in their possession arms which
they had not delivered up to the Magistrates when re-
tpu:stl; and ten who were charged with being from
hose at unseasonable hours and with other offences
'sere arasittell. The entire number of convictions in
Limetick, under the Insurre.ction Act, amounts to
tLirty.f,,er,

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Paris papers, to the 2001 instant, have arrived, and
tostain an article fur which the public mind was as
Prepared. They state that it was mentioned on
'tattle, last Monday, that a great banking-Louse
LI received an express, antionncing the declaration
of ',Jr between Russia and the Ottoman Porte. This
untonr, coming in 31101 a questionable shape,
is little Rely to obtain credit ; though it may In re,
markedas *singular coincidence that a ministerial
Paper, of last night asserted, that a let.er has been
nreired front the British Consul General at Cowden-
tisople, which rather leads to the conclusion that the
restioaance of peace between Russia and Turkey is
to: so certain as worth, be supposed front the tenor of
some If the latest advice' f the same quarter.
Tie French journals state that troops continue to ar-
nre attoostantieople from Asia, and that the Porte has,
fortke third titer. off, red an amnesty to the insurgents
bf the Archipelago. A s to the insurgents of France.
teiwr more notice is now taken of them than has of
late been usual. General 11E111110N and his associate,
weltered to he still in the forest of Partisenay, and
"'berms divisions of grits d'artnerie have been or-
Itertd to penetrate into it in various directions. Four
P7I011; It appears, were arre-ted on Monday is Ilia
nl4l.ll.l'4ltifi. as they w
ere getting into a car.
to age tit leave the ki•ig.l..m. They were takes
lkt Prefecture of the Police, and their papers

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(Atiteittift:*billilibtil of the Toed.; • The
to. clinld444ore Ater errestetisa penal vim
odd be week fitateterteutee jeot arrived trees Pau s.
std flat 1* !etetletl 004 Total to .sootembleba
eetteadlet.. ittfact. tier possolvett eel et Ai towage'
Torsi wee letittlirobeiestl.`wbe bebtg penned by ih
,147.0 00111 Otifit f 4144. .4.aatimilogßO
aCCarassitts ,ad Ailoodarseriei sis permit of Ibui*
Feexott F,ux,4! Mouton 8.7-IFivo per coliOirilit
4gl gOt 70e. : !..7?

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War pah'utedenswants hos Fruit*. it slipilimer AU
Slum of dissemble way'extinelsbed Sortie pepert:
itailli*fardeltiVreppretitaity occurs farieliiihtullei
and milirs'fifilvited that On countryia4l,'Uhr are
114F!,#iffle#1;;Iirt irCentinly at their dire, %Ohs
*nice . _ /4 ille dieturhanseet Vim" efthem
bad beg*. to pickup their ellfeets is seder eolewleihe
40011414 Cad kis tletesphdau of eheweitialenise (here
that the present state 9( thins enamel list. *two
ledliths 'Mania ..eirioilieresilliuege • ef tisr Illi getry.
1-1.-Metl'elititrlied trierpi kr eternally k9PC'ok.lir
'034 4414 irist ,alem daring theodgina the
grepkikeli Is bird thesughest Patio. which is: the
'least •foi the trespeAs assemble. It is paenilly
eliddiU at Pnvie.: that • lard' Cutlersagb 'pvetned
iltrisee;ted net the Beerbons. Not longer ego that
Tad lik a curiosehruistance (Keened et.Calais.l
,t " isSrket-placeli the states of the CuAlsal de
Alitisi fikdiiiil.burt
i which lye row of flemeadedial
Weir
on the 'night of that day they were palled dews, shun
erbklna Venni iiisept-there Jurist the 'nigher - ' •
•1-Itdeteetrof the very recent date of the Atb,-Inst*nt
tieie'berd'erceived from Code. They meatier the *l-
isle? the Tit rkiilt AM, ken 70 Teeniest Palrets whirs
ittrilliA IgNied 12.0001140. All doubts ars now maw-
ted of the fite of Ali Podia, who has falle•- tato the
bands n(-Cburschid Pasha, the Turkish Orsini osea.
arandiog the Was before loannina, by whole ordli
be has bee* decapitated, and his bead sent to COIIOIO.
tiaople. This evert is regarded as a fatal one for the
Greek cause, as the army of Cbuncitid Pasha is Mi-
tigated at 24,000 men, who would be placed at liberty
to suppeet:the operations in the Mersa. •
Louie' were received from Malaga ',Hendry, dated
the 3tilast;by which we were inforiseit,3hat fa eiie-
dlence 'to a' deetetrof the Cones, saiettiodl,by
Kinfa kitlopritY;'i duty of one dollar,pri toil ie lot
)evied.it all fiireign 'ousels, withose,any easeptioa.
Skaistay utter any harbour or poet of Abe. Peninsula
..I.Bpibi whether they *goad their cargoes or sot.
Meetlergbant Ulcers is appoieted Chief Justice of
fedi& •i '' ''
' ; ILIXCISTAI COUNTY Maartya.-411a t; v '
.',of the
artifitig to be held at Lincola Deis I! y.,, '.s
.Siwatford New. sop, we have, hued. tam; as the
Nequisisiooiets hare net thought peeper:so mond*.
Reforms, there might be MUM objaniat WI threpiestior
beteg entertained that' deli sad thereat we under.
.tend a requisition to the following effeet is in circa-
I:dos for signatures, to save the trouble and Jaipur.-
'deuce of a second meeting on a sabeeqacat day, which
has been the case in some counties:— - •
" To the Sheriff of the county of Lincoln.
" Ws, whose names are undersigned, oboe/via" that
you bars been pleased to call a meeting of the county of
Lincoln, ' to take into consideration the propriety of
presenting petitioos to Parliament on the present alarm-
ing and unparalleled state of Agricultural Distress,'
further request that the 'washy of petitiosier for Frost
and effective retrenchment in the public expenditure,
sad for a Reform in the Commons House of Perlis-
Went, may also be taken into consideration at the same
meeting. '
Ltncoue Et.tcrtnx.—A meeting of the friends of
Mr. Williams' was held at Lincoln, on Thursday the
14th, for the purpose of forming a Committee, and
taking proper measures for conducting his electioa.
Mr. Denman attended on behalf of Mr. Williams, and
forcibly recommended that gentleman to the free-
men as one who, if chosen, would, by his great
abilities, constitutional principles, and honour
able character, do honour to their choice. On
Tuesday morning Mr. Williams arrived, and im-
mediately commenced a most suceessful canvass, which
was continued on Wednesday. on the evening of which
day so candidate had been declared in the Tory
interest. To-morrow is appointed for the day of
election,

By a gentleman just returned to town from MOll.l
moutbsbire, we learn that distress prevails as much
among the farmers in that part of the island, as in
any other. He went to dispose of timber w►ich had
been cut, and to receive rents that were due. For
the sale of his timber he had invited dealers, and
though he had offered it at thirty shillings a load be-
low its value, not an offer was made. As to rent he
wield not get • shilling and moot of the landlords
be beard of had the same experience. Retnachment,
oolong Mats, was the order of the day. Establish-
ments were reducing or breaking up; and so muc►
complaint and melancholy prevailed, that he was glad
.to make a hasty retreat to town, and obliged to draw
upon a banker to defray the expense of his journey.
The price of ale and beer in most of the country
towns has been materially reduced, in consequence of
the cheapness of barley and hops.

CORN EXCHANGE., Ill•RCH 'a
—Although the supply
of Wheat since Monday has bees small, yet it has been
more this adequate to the demand, and only the finest
qualities coati! be got off at that day's prices; the info
nor descriptions remain on hand for want of buyers.—
Fine Malting Barley is Is. per qr. d than on Mon-
day, and Him ready sale at that advance; bat there is
not the least amendment in the price of the ordinary
samples.—Oats were dull sale, and rather cheaper.—le
Beans and Peas there is no alteration.

SMITIIIIIILD MARKET, MARCO 24.—There was a good
Market this Jlorning of description of Cattle, in
consequence of which the various prices of all kind of
meat are lower, and nothing but prime Beef obtained
last Monday's prices.

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