The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-01 00:00:00

ALLIUMA Va.

DEAL, Mar 31.—Carne r!ou•n the River early 114
morning, the 1t0011.3%. Mere+ .n•,lll.trkson, for Minsle.t
Henry, Baker, for Qi.teber ; Roby. Rail, foe Rayn t tip.
eon, Morrie, for Lkbon, and remlin in the INtwong aitk
Hibernia. 3lac Into4r. for 31,nleaa and liertgal,—Arrivelt
and sailed for the River, the iterkley. Roger. from J.,-
mairc—Wind S. W.

\LMOUIII, Alit' 311.—Arrire I the Dow a Kent
Packet, Cotesworth, from Lisbon, in l l der.
PioRTSMOUTII, 51av 3l.—=Arrited the Itarkwortb, l'ed-
ler, from the Downs, for the Cape of Hood Hope.
The Twee, Gebroders, Lukins, frosts Liverpool to
Antwerp, arrived at Falmouth, with lone of niiccti 11/ Mt,
main mast, head sails, fkr. and leaky, baring been struck
by lightning.

POLlee.
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ROSS-STREET .../0/./1 LUdidak and P Cfl7l
underwent another examination before 'fllO3lAB HALL.
E.q. the Sitting Magistrate, charged with lisving
committed I forgeries. The prisoners, at their
own request, were committed for another examin-
ation.

DIARY FUR MR ENSUING !PEEK.
WITS TSZ TIMES OF awn WATAS AT LONDON-SSIDZI.

June 11, S.—Tay:lry SUNDAY.
High water—morn. 19 o'clock; even. 22 m. aft. I?.
3, M.—Sun rises Si tn. aft. S.
High water—morn. 441 m. after 12 ; even. I I m. after I:
4, T.—Fct.s. Moot, AT S AFT.
High water—morn. 37 m. after 1 even. S ra. after 2;
5, W.—D. or Cumn. !MN. •
IMO water—morn. 27 in. after 2; even. 46 tn. aft. V.
8, Th.—COT/MS Christi.
High water —morn.9 in. after 3; even. 23 m. after 3.
7, F.—Trin. Term begins. • •
High water—morn. 40 m. after 3 ; even. 85 in. after 3.
8, S.—Moon rises I t m. nft. I I ut night.
High water—morn. 1 I tn. after 4; even 29 m. after 5.

On Friday. the 17th nit., upwards of 100 gen.
flame°. friends of Parliamentary Reform, sat down o
an elegant dinner at tue George Inn, Chatieris ; Jo-
nathan Page, Esq. in the Char, supported on the right
by G. Pryme, Esq. and the Rev. John Wing ; and on
the left by the !Lev. F. 11. Sieberley and F. K. Eagle.
Esq.—After the cloth was removed, the Chairman
tave,—The King—The Constitution and nothing but
the Constitution—and a mere full, fair, and frequent
Representation. The followiag toasts were also drank :
The magnanimous Head of the House of Russell, the
steady supporter of tile liberties of the People, and the
determined Enemy to Corruption in all Classes-.-Civil
and Religions Liberty all over the world—Lord
John Russell and the Reformers of Ilantingdon•hire
—The Liberty of the Press—Sir Henry Bnnhury
and the Reformers of Suffolk—Sam Wells and the
Independent Burgesses of Huntingdon—Lord Fran-
cis Osborne—The Marquess of Tavistock, and the
Reformers of Bedfordshire—Lord Normanby, and
the 216 who voted for the abolition of the join:
Postmaster General—Mr. Pepin, and the Indepen-
dent Precincts of Cambridge.—The Ladies of CAI..
bridgeshire. S I gentlemen addressed the awe:-
ingotall Mr. Charles Beale. proposed a requisition
to the Sheriff, requiting him to convene a county
meeting to consider the propriety of addressing the
King on the melancholy situation of the country,
and the necessity of a Reform in Parliament. Thie
was seconded by Mr. Maberley, but objected to by
Mr. Pryor. who moved as an amendment that the
meeting should be called to address the King to dis-
miss his Ministers, and to dissolve the Parliament.—
Mr. J. Fordham supported the amendment.-31r. F..
Forster was rather for pursuing a middle course, by re-
questing a meeting to petition the King fur a redress
of grievances, and Miming the matter open for discus-
sion. This suggestion was ultimately adopted, and
the amended requisition received about 100 signatures
in the course of the evening.
A new Tariff is expected to be issued from the
Swiss Diet, which, it is said, will entirely ruin the
Cantons that trade with Femme, while, on the other
hand, it will throw every advantage into the bands of
the German manufacturers. and those Cantons that
deal with them.

The supply of the East India Company with tea
is a monopoly in the hands of a few Chinese Uler•
chants, known by the name of Hong (ur security)
merchants, who give security to the Chinese Govern-
ment for the good conduct of the strangers with whom
they deal. The Hong merchants are, of course, men
of considerable wealth, deriving enormous profits
from their monopoly, and will not suffer it long to be
interrupted without snaking extraordinary efforts.
A Comet, supposed to be the same that has been
mentioned of late in the Foreign Journals, was, last
night, seen from various parts of the metropolis, in
the eouth-wert. The last phenomenon of the same
kind flaying appeared here during a warm summer.
the present tine weather will, of course, be imagined
to he al; mein.; in tire Cana,
Nit«, potatoes were yesterday sold in Covent Gar
den tuariiet at eigut pence and pit-pence per round.
ii•raviberrios are selling at Plymouth for nine-pence
a

Butter was sold In Loughborough market, on
Thursday week, at only four-pence per pound!
At Brighton, the present has, by no uieane, been a
plentiful season fur mackerel. The average catch,
per night, each boat, during the week, .143 nut, it ap•
pears, e:sceeded 200. They were retailA yesterday,
to the streets of Brighton, at t. i. each.
Floe mackerel are now selling at Weymouth, !It one
peony each. is calcul.ted that one hundred thou.
sand of those Gail hare been caught on that part of
•he coast of Dorsetshire, since the cornmcoLement of
season.

Green peas were extlibite4 in York ina:ltet on
Thursday last, br the first time this teases, and sold
at from 24.6 I. to 4s. per peck.
tireen peas were plentiful in Chichester market, ea
Wednesday, (ruin Is. to is. 6d. per peck of two gallons;
a proof of the extraordinary forwardness of the $1.4306 ;
the 4th of June being considered early fur I:,at vege-
tab:e.

Notwithce,inO.ing C►ss sold is Shares bJth the Two
last Prises of Tsve..ty Twins:m(l ever drawl, yet
we Lutdertnni he feels d perste/it/teat be sha!l sea owe ee
both the TweLay Thoussre.6 mast be draws Nest
l'ioesday. w:,,.ai the entire Lottery will be decided, as It it
ill is Uue Da).