The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

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meta? .bees he thiakippbeitwawalauta of the EC-
vowing is 1111t4 ? ‘"apwe eerreorer.
Isom Iminfitarcttix Sm.; terms ta 567.
sot sad sun-rise Ellt. wbfeitirse Illeted for Leave to
be brosight is by Mr. GloositraW: a leetian whieh
.vas tarried without a dtvfileu. This Bill will he
discussed hereafter. we @oppose; asd therefore Pe
deed say nothing reute4f it at present.

Yeste►day, at three o'clock, a Cabimt Council was
held at Liverpool House, Whitehall, Weil was attend•
ed by all the Cabinet Ministers accept the Heel of
Harrowhy, whoarrived just la the Council had br..ken
np at four o'clock. The Attorney and Solicitor
Ueneral were in attendance during the sitting of the
Cabinet.

Madrid papers to the ! Ith ult., have arrived. in
-the sitting of the Cortes of the lSth of June, and some
sabsequent-days, dor discussion on the report of the
Committee on the political state of the nation was con-
tinued. The debate turned chiety on measures re-
eommended by the Committee relative to the Clergy.
Oott proposition that was adopted is to make all the
incumbents responsible fur the sermons that may be
preached in their Churches; and another is to require
the Bishops to state what measures have been taken
spinet Ecclesiastics who have jollied insurrectiosary
parties, and to suppress all troavrets that give shelter
or aid to insurgeots. The Cortes bave resolved that
the commencement of this month the trade in tobacco,

except with regard to cigars sad snag brought from
Ithe H shall be oo aseount of the nation. Os
the 21st they wets officially isfuensed that his Ma-
i
juicy and all, the Royal Family were to repair to
Madrid on the 27th. The Madrid Papers continue to
express great jealousy at the favour shown by the
Preach government to the Insurgents. It is ',toted,
that an order issued at Bayonne for the Spaniel re.
fares to retire into the interior of Franca had out
been enforced.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's,
at Deal, dated Jaly 2:—Arrived and passed through
the Dotes, at two p. m., the Surrey, liaise, front
New South Wider, with his Face Minty Major-Ge-
neral Macquarie, Gov.-ma, his family and awls. The
followi.tz vessel" were left at Sydney when she sailed
on tlse 114 of Jaosary last t—Providenee, Mary.
sad John Mall, with provivioae; Royal George, Grace,
and lllip, form England; Marshal Wellington, from
the gele;oTFtence. Mercury, whaler, traders ; Acteoa,
Mahone, from India, Sophia, from the 13Ie of'!
Fraoce. The Missive Bell. Minstrel, Heroes,
antj
,Jobn Bail, Osmond, India ship, the former
frop„New Zealand, and two latter from India.
—Saited December 17, the Hindostan, with troops
for ISO& ; lohn Barfly, for Batavia 30tb, Ma-
labar, fur ditto; Janetry 1, 1822, sailed the Luvita-
nia fir Magnetic Patel, and England ; 23J, Claim
dine, for the coast of Chili; Feb. 2, tke Westmorland,
for New Zealand sad Gtaheite. Tire Grace was ex-
pected to sail daily for England, /soda, a full cargo
of wood and oil, the prodnee of the colony. The Ti.
ger, Beach, had arrived in the Derwent ; the Surrey.
touched at Bahia on the 6th of May.
We feel infinite gratification io apprising oar Renders
that his Grace the Dike of Bed ford is much recovered
keel kie late lilltelli.—(etrired,
_ A omen* tweetjag.terok place, on Tharedal;. at
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""'wsleflilef44llle. hha Oreee the Duke a,
ford was to have presides!. The pleasure anticipas.
from this eirmsmatance, was, however, stonsiderablY
abated by the sudden indisposition of his Orace. A
large sum was subscribed by the persons present, and
his Grace also contributed 1,0001. towards the under
taking.—(Thid) •
DIAJOR A NURIC....-‘* We have bees shown," says
the New York Eresieg Poet, .` a heautif snuffbox,
Wild with pure gold, which has been p n tad, hy
the Duke of York, tb the Rev Mr. Demarcat, of Tap
pats is take* of the grateful sense which the Duk,
eeser.aies *lbis respectful attention to the remains el
Umlaut Major Andre. which were disinterred from hi.
grenade. The cedar out of which the box is carved
grew epee the grave, and was seat to England aria
tie sarcophagus which contained tie bones of the de
ceased. The following is a espy of toe ieseeiptios.
Inside the lid .-.- a : a :
',f From ; • •
His Royal Highness the Duke of York ; .
l'n mark his sense
Of the Rex. John Demarest's
• * LibetaT Attention
Upon the Occasion of the Removal
• Of the Reiman, of the late
bloat's JOHN ANDHH,
Al Tappan,
Ou the 18th of August.
1821' "
COURT or ALDER ous.—Yesterd:l the Lost,
MAYOR held a Court of Aldermen at Onildliall; fur
the dispatch of general business, when Mr. Aide:mai
Thompson attended, and gave bond to take upon bin
the office of Sheriff at Michaelmas nett. The Centralia
tee appointed to consi.ler the complaint of the inhabit.
ants of the aetgbbourhood of Smithfield against the shut-
fad/ op of the gates of St. Bartholomew** Hospital. de
leeted into the Court a Report, reconnueutling that gate.
be erected upon a design, as proposed by the said
and that they he left open for the convenience of
the public during the flay, from fire o'clock in the oil • a-
Ing is the summer, and seven o'clock in the rnot,:im: in
the winter, until five o'clock in the evening, during the
months of October, November, and February •; tow
o'elock in the evening during the months of December
and January ; six o'clock in the evening Burin; the
month of Harsh • and eight o'clock in the eveninz dor.
ing the restaial4 mouths of the year ; which Report
was agreed to, and ordered. A Special Court of Abler-
men will meet to-morrow, in relation to the Bill pending
Parliameet relative to the Orphan's Pend.
On Thursday last a Writ of Enquiry, to
, swages, is a ease of Breach of Promise of Marriage, it,
which judgment had been suffered to go by default.
leas ted at the Castle of Exeter, before Harry
James. Eaq., Under Sheriff, and a special jury. Thr
plaintiff was Milo Jena Mottos, of Teignmostb, and
the defeodinit Mr. P. I. Davy, of Knighton. Tht
hearing easepied seven hours ; and the jury, after a.
quieter of an hour's consultation, returned a verdizt—
Damages 1751.

Cot; Rum/tos. JOLT 3:—The market is well sup-
plied with all descriptions of grain. with bet few buyer..
in consequence of which, the asarket was very heavy.
except for the best simples of wisest which obtained last
Monday's prices. Barley War scarce, obtained last
market day's prices. There bas been a considerable ar-
fi►atof oats, which lowered Is. per quarter.

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