The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-08 00:00:00

FAMINE IN IRELAND.

Yesterday was the so-awe-day; sad to-day. we
'oppose, .the collections, from dour to door, be;ia.—
The " Kifte's Letter" was read in Kensington-church.
It is a Latter to the Archbishop of CANT 000 ua v, re
sporting sermons cod cilectiuos. It is odd enough
that this letter bay not got into pint. It begins sick a
whereat, and sa)s, that the Kl, :c has received intelli

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gum at
!raised '
applied ,
lad acceded
eemmeeded
the swag
SOUTH'S
quite iL
way indeed!
our readers
to say
sod Balls
aid if et,
ado?
was seldom
bet potatoes
his dwellir
the meatiest
that coaL
ing immediate
s single '

sees in
eyes dim
and being
Wei of
gersoia,
laud is
of loaners
tisonsandi f
iigioas
IMPORT'
lIVERv
MEN
tbere ever
globs before,
trtbse• iptions,
The %'lcar
Aim which
people '
made ?
in the
as the
and paper..
mon on ,"

A letter
that the Cr
signed at V
Pbiladel
pertain
ander t
tered by
laostilana,
'nodally wc
medistely aft,
wise perished
the bend.
dal. T
himself,
from Mr
ing id
defeated
destruct
These }
the ageduiplial

on thq ,
The Isalarmidioa Waled
Hops, who 'kept possession of the ,
On the apprise" however, of Monte,
quesate. Hoyoe issued a unties to to-
Unsling himself unable to oppose 1
tended quitting the city and taking
leg to about 440,000 dollars saved
to its capture) with him. This the t.
and a desperate conflict ensued bets..
troops, in which the citizens were di
slaughter. During the conflict Morelli
and taken possession of the city..sao Hi
attacked by the Spanish troops, after •
to effect his escape. The combat -
The troops of Hoyoa were pot to
self with several of his officers tai
self and 21 of the officers and Hi._
to be shot, which sentence was executed
day, and the Spanish authorities reinstated
Oerman Papers have arrived.
mentions that the Austrian 0 tni
ployed in removing the impediment
cis! in:err 0 trig between Lomhar
that a uniform Tariff will I
throughout the Austrian dornisim
hail storms have taken place in Itio
the cr.ps of gratis are described
highest degree. A most destitute'
occurred at Stvalsorgh.
Yesterday hie Majesty, tl st Dal
PriscessAegos attended davits@
Royal, Si. James's.
The Lord Chancellor and Coot
diences of the Ring yesterday.
On Satorday 'evening his Majesty
private carriage, and called at his
where the King was received by Sir
the President of the Royal Aeadr
Yesterday despatches arrived
State's Office, Downing-street,
Maitland.

His Royal highness the Pukt
has made over his estate at 0.0
ing crops." &c. to Trustees, for
debts. The Trustees are the Es
Colonel Stephenson. By the tog
ascot all debts sot exceeding 501.
mediately ie full.
His Majesty has given a donation
pounds towards erecting a Welsh Co,
canshire, for the Vacation of Stadeet
the Church.
NAPLRA. Jews IS.—His Ilejeetl
sails this rveni...: for Leghorn. •
ness Prince Saes Cobourg tab'
.hat port.
The Duke of Sussex, aotwitbataedii
intends, according to a York paper.
luring the race week. He is cap
about the 17th of August, and to
in Castlegate. et the mullion 0
, one of the Reprt s:atatires

. o 1 a,
/
ens
of the sufferings ef.the pistple of some par. n
for want of food ; and that be had also been
I to, to recommend collections; that he Lid
eceded to the request, aid, therefore, re.
laded collections in the several parishes,
my to be lodged et SMITH, PAWL end
'a Booking Mew is losedwa—This was
in a easiness way! Rather a sew sort of
deed! Wells bat consolestery is useless. Ai
aders will know what to think and what
of the matter. We may add, that Sermon.,
ale et the Opera Horse, have now been tried;
these fail to reacet a satins, what is that satina
The preacher at Kensington said that bread
Ittom tasted by the Irish peasant ; meat sever ;
rtatoes and hatter-milk were his food, Ind that
ening was a miserable hovel compared to that.;
*nest Ecglishmaa. One third of the people of
iantry, be said, were is a state of sallerisgreqats.
mediate relief ; he compared whole districts to
le family, an instance of which is sometimes
in this over-grows metropolis, having the
im and the skins black from remise sad tllleMdts
King too far gone is wrembetinessliee the
of charity to afford relief! This was is a
1, mime!, by Mr. Ramon., the vitae of the vit.
-Weil, these this is trate ; and, new mark, Ire•
overflowing with corn and name! Thousand'
etori of corn; thissands of flitches of
.finettor
flrli of casks of butter; and a great deal, a pts•
s qoantity (of beef and pork, HAVE BEEN
RTED FROM IRELAND INTO ENEILAND,
IY WEEK SINCE THIS FAMINE HAS
r DECLARED TO BE GOING ON! Was
ever such a thing heard of on the fee: of the
before ? And is this evil to be put so end to by
iptione, by belle, by germs, aid collections'
Isar of Kesseington 'ascribed the calamity to the
100 ref (Too. But, is it, then, a visitation of
which seeds away the food from that faunisbisg
to this country where the co/kg:ions are to be
'—AN IRISH BISHOP preached the Stream
village of Fulham! That is " a food oar!"
vulgar slay.—Ret we bay, spun out our tier
Ter.—Perhaps 111f.COPMETT will preach a ser•
▪ the subject is his text Register.
ester from Philadelphia, dated Joie Ilkhosys.
se Commercial Treaty with Pratte* hie lies
I at Washington.
ladelpbta papers to the 10th ult. motet* the is•
it istelligeoce that a divisios of Morillo's army,
the command of Battistero", bad bees racoon.
by Colonel HIM. at the head of a corps of Co.
any, sad etterly aaiibilated. Ballieteres em
Ily wounded in the engagement, sad expired
iw-
tely ifter. The Colombian leader, Heres,
rerished in the battle, having bees alsot through
son. This intelligence is repeeseottei go be et
There is no confirmation of the defeat of Morille
lf, or of his flight to the mountains, bat aceouats
Maryeabe represent General Soablitte es &inse-
t his rear, and the corps of Maras. after basing
ed Battistero', was marchisg to meet him. ills
ictios was considered certain.
eve pipers also give some lonian particulars ol
Otsuripted revolution is the city of Potosi (Peru;
is Ist of Jantiary:—
e insarrectioa was heeded by.Lt;ntesant Color;
s, who kept possession of the city for mossy liars
▪ approach, however, of Monte, Proudest of Cie.
is, Hoyos issued a motile to the iababitants, the
g himself enable to oppose his aistagosist lie h•
rt quitting the city, aid takisg the fends (aroonr•
t shoot 440,000 dollars raved from Lima preview
capture) with him. This the inhabitants opposed.
desperate conflict ensued between them sod ho
P. in which tie citizens were defeated with tree
liter. During the conflict Monaco bad advance(
'ken possession of the city„.asts Hoyos is tars vu
red by the Spanish troops, after vainly attemptiag
ect his escape. The combat was of short derides.
coops of Hoyoa were put to the root, aid be his•
rith several of his officers take* primmer. Iliw
od 21 of the officers and privates were condensed
shot. which sentence was executed the foltowiq
land the Spanish authorities reinstated in the city.
rman Papers have arrived. A triter from Vitas
ions :bat the Austrian 0 meet has bees eve
al in reresiviwg the impediments to a free eemmerr-
nierro lest between Lombardy and Venice. se/
a unifotua Tariff will henceforward preyed
'ghost the Austrian dominions. Some dreadful
Corms have taken place in Italy, whet", looter•
reps of gratis are described to be abundant in tbt
Psi degree. A most destructive storm has a:a,
Ted at Stralsorgh.
.rerday hie Majesty, 11 et Dake of Yartc, aid the
ices Aitgo attended divine service at the Cheri
1, St. James's.
is Lord Chastener and Costa Musster had at
;es of the King yesterday.
t Saturday evening his Majesty rode est in le •
to carriage, and called at his Palace in Pimlire.
e the Kiag was received by Sir Thomas Lawrence,
'resident of the Royal Academy.
•sterday despatches arrived at the Secretary ii
i's Office, Downing-street, from Sir '1 bozo
lend.
le Royal Highness the Puke of York, it is sail,
made over his estate at 0 itlantli. with the gas'
:sops; &c. to Trustees, for the payment of Ili
a. The Trustees are the Earl of Lauderdale at'
net Stepheneen. By the terms of the arraigi
all debts lot exceeding 50/. are to be p rid ,a
lately is full.
is Majesty has given a tionaties of one choose
ids towards erecting a Welsh College, in Cai.
hire, for the Etlacstiou of Students disi,Aued
APLRS, Just, IS.—His Majesty's *hip Richert
this eveni..,.. for Leghorn. and his Royal Hi
Prince Saxe Coboorg takes a passage in her
port.
be Duke of Senn, sotwitlstasding his apes'
ids, according to a York paper, to visit that re
,ng the race week. He is expected to arrive
at the 17th of Angie, and to take up his reside°
Castiegate. at the mission of Robert Chile
, out of the Reps. a:abatises for York.
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