The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-16 00:00:00

- Thaws Market begins to decline rapidly in price.—
sootley, wheat sustained a redaction of about 4s. per
or; sod the demand was trivial compared with the
opiT. 'The speculators for ligh prices, and they are not
&ow. will be as much disposed as Lord Liverpool, to cont.
00 of the d—d fine weather." It was,bard, and very
wowed of Providence, just as the wheat was ready to
bopped, to laterpooe in its favour, and save such
piestitbl crops. But these things will happen, bard as
lb/ en, until Lord Liverpool shall be a much greater
yootoite with Heaven than he is likely to be before he
goo there.
The Duke d'Angouleme is likely to meet with as enemy,
opee which he did not calculate upon his entrance into
spilt. The Navarre Army of the Faith has published an
arm to the Regency, in which the Duke d'Angouleme is
wooed of deceiving and insulting the Spaniards, by his
ferret from Andejsr, which annihilated the power pf the
agency, and placed Spain under the direct control of the
/tench army—a measure which the fury of the Royalist
*fiction had rendered necessary. It is true, that this
division of the Army of the Faith is of no great cons--
rem—bat it sbews the feeling which prevails among the
Cantles, and renders all idea of any compromise between
the parties in Spain illusory.
--sofens—.

-(1:1111r. eaadry, the bark proprietor, who has so persever_
OfinSilesioured to compel the Bank Directors to give
's'
9X ase;ossi of the nature of the Establishment,announcts
•
pimp Ls will wake another attempt on Thursday next, and
.ti gas the body of proprietors for their support. That
tiamtibioarentember,tbat it is they, and not theDireeton,
tiro kelp matters in the dark. By the mere use of their
sweet voices," they can obtain what information they
Orme.

A long report of the condition of the Greeks, by Mr.
Blagoire, has been published by the Committee. Its only
fault is a lenrth which has compelled ns to omit its inser-
tion today, and may prevent many from evading it ; but it
will repay those who have leisure to go through

• -
. PUBLIC DINNER. TO EARL FiTZWILLIAAL AT'
SHEFFIELD.
' -
A highly respectable Alerting of the Inhabitants of
Sheffield took place yesterday is that town. for the purpose
of considering the espeslieney of testifying their respect and
. gratitude to the Right Honourable Earl Fil z.viiiiaus, fur
his long, uniform, and unceasing efforts to promote their
Weeds In particular, as well as fur, his constant main.
Wince of those public principles to ehich the prosperity
sad progressive improvement in the state of the conntty at
hrge might fairly be ascribed.
Kr. Dewsuap was in the Chair, and was sup7orted by
News. Young, Newbold, Kolby, Brownweil, Ward. ni-
ps, Oainsford, and along list of the most wealthy gentlemen
ad manufacturers of the district.
A Resolution was lastly adopted for inviting the Noble
AM to a Public Dinner, to be be given at the earliest oppor-
. amity which may snit his Lordship's convenience.
F. copy of this Resolution was directed to be sent to the
• .Reble RuA. accompanied by a suitable expression to the
of the !sleeting. and on his Lordship's answer being
'received, a day will be axed for this interesting festival.
,11.1 p stapeaced Ilstiol I the loadieg eitareeters lis the smutty of
York, whose political sentiments are known to be in unison
With those of tbeNotile Earl; will be invited to attend the