The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-04 00:00:00

been wade for erect* a gallery for strewn
the discussions of Negress. The objertion to the am-
tion was that the Congress was as operative, aml mat
an oratorical hotly, anti that a temptation 'to indulge
liesi. their visitors with
,fight divest them irbe
that `vs
that whiegilt „proper duty The
chief business in w leh ire House of Cuomo.*
was enraged last night was that annonneed
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Mr. Wntva we I n reporting the Constitetio
Association. His object was to move an Ad-
dress to his Ma.trarr, prating him to direct his Ar
voax in Mt NERAt. to enter a Noll( Prosequi spew all
Indictments laid against Individuals by that Society.
The motion gave vise to a very inte.esting debate; but,
as had been fnilyintticipate(l, was negatived wittiest* a
division. This Association is likely to prove too ser-
viceable to Government, for the supporters ufAdostois-.1
tratios to wish to check their labours.
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Monday morning annintonses were issued by (bider
of Viscount Sitlmooth, for the assensbliog of a Cabinet
Council, which met at three o'clock on that day at the
Foreign Office. The Coancil continual their delibe-
rations till near five.
The Privy Council will meet to coasider het Ma-
jesty's del.), at 10 o'clock to-morrr moraiag. The
Attorney and Solicitor-General are snotsuotsed to attend.
The Queen ha• issued numerous earls of invitatims,
for an evening party and concert, at Cambridge-house,
to-night.
We have to congratulate the inhabitants of this
port on the expected arrival of his Majesty, who has
expressed his gracious intention of visiting this plan
on his return from Ireland.—(Plionorik Chronicle.)
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Sir William Scott is to be called to the Peerage by
the title of Lord Stowell.
The Royal servants and horses leave town this morn-
ing on their tray to DOllin.
Allerman Wohd arrived in this city on Sunday
afternoon 14st, on his way to Cornwall, accompanied by
Mr. Austin. We understand their stay In the West will
be bat a few days.—( Easier Paper, Jmly 2.)
The contest fur the bonieurb of Carmarthen is curried
on with spirit, but with the greatest order. The poll
%till continues by tallies, and at the chug of it on Satur-
day last, 41KI of the freemen bad given their votes—Ml
for Sir William Paxton, and the same number for' Mr.
Jones.

The inhabitants of the city of Hereford are about to a
present to 31r. Home a hogshead of the beat cider that t
the county ran produce, and an elegant silver tankard.
with an appropriate inscription, as a mark of the seem
they entertain of his parliamentary exertions.
Order., it is paid, have been issued for opening a
rendexsont npa-ii Tower-hill for receiving volunteer
seamen fur actual service, under a Captaiu of the
Royal Navy.
New movements, bat for the most part of a precau-
tionary character, appear; on the strength of private io-
teiligence from Madrid, inserted in some of the French
Journals, which arrived last night, to have taken place
in that capital from the 14th to the 16th ult.
The Peoperinado is said to have captured the Citrate
of Rua, Merino's Prose Counsellor, with his owe hand.
Quiroga, we are assured by another account, has honour.
ably declined accepting the estate which the Correa had
voted to him, at a recompense fur his services, and has
transferred Isis interest in it to the nation.
Letters IZOdessa of the tith ult. were received yes-
day, Asia that an action hail taken place near
is 4 Jassy, Turks tinder the Paella of thrall, and
• . the troops of Ypsilanti, beaded by
Prins. . in which the former were-defeateal,
with the
.1 L,OlO men in killed and wounded. .
Liaises, yes 12 ---'• On Sunday, the 10th. at iis tie
'Remise, a fire broke out in a part of the squaw when
the palace of the Junta of commerce is situated. No
public misfortune sines the earthquake of 1753 has
equalled this; all attempts to stop the flames were
useless, and it destroved almost the whole of the
palace in a short time. There is no doubt that the tire was
by design, as pitch anal other inflammable matter were
-found in the neighbourhood. The damage is iiiralcu•
table. The five depots of acts, the most important to
the nation, have been destroyed. Mr. Sepulveda took,
though nonlessly, the wisest measures to stop the flames ;
and the Commander of an English frigate in the port
sent his engines and the greatest part of her crew. A
great number of military have suffered from their cou-
rage: an officer of the 'English navy and two sailors
have been dangerously %%minded." This account is from
a Paris paper. The Lisbon papers, however, which
have been delivered out toalav, and which are to the
16th ult., make no mention of the calamity. If the dis-
astrous occurrence really happened, it must therefore
have been at a period posterior to the date assigned.
PROPOSCD CATHOLIC 31 CETINO IN Dt HAIN. —By
the Dublin Journals, we hare been apprised fur some
1 days, that no small alarm has been excited in that
city by the Requisition for an Aggregate Meeting.—
, The Catholics of Ireland have been admonished to
consider whether this he a period to stir up angry
' fet'lings, or to launch, unnecessarily, into controvert'',
whether this be the mode which they should take
in welcoming hit Majesty to that part of his domi-
nions, and whether it be necessary to get up a Public
Meeeting to discuss the I 'du, just at this time. To
counteract this design, it appears by the arrivals this
morning, that a Requisition will- be speedily prepared
to produce an harmonions anal comprehensive meeting,
computed of all who are most distinguished for rank,
talent, and genuine patriotism in the Catholic Body, for
the sole and exclmive purpose of voting a congratula-
tory address to his 31ajesty on the event of his arrival
in that country. A considerable number of those who
had authorised their names to be affixed to the Regal-
sition, which has been advertised under a fall* imples-
sion of its actual import, are therefore expected to
withdraw their names, and sign the new Requisition.
Mastconarta, Jcxx 30.—T1se amount of bank-
notes exchanged for sovereigns at the office in King-
street, in this town, exceeds 420,000!. All the still
thus put into circulation, and amounting to upwards
of four tons weight, has, we understand, been brought
down by the mail-coach.
limiest's& llacr..—lt is generally supposed tisii
Commission will terminate their investigation in a week
or tea days. In the coarse of the proceedings hereto
the Couet a few days since, one of the prisoners swim
to some statements which Impeached the ebareki
ter and conduct of Mr. Caines, the cereal'.
who has been in the habit of bolding inswing he
the prison for some years past. This being maim-
nieated to him, he attended at the prison on Thursday.
and requested permission of the Commisiionees'elsas'
Ise Might he called la to refute the charge. He was
accordingly examined for upwards of four boozy
the course of which Mr. Haut endeavoured to .
that in one instance Mr. Caine' ought to have Arai-
ed the sorgems to hare opened the body. As die
whole of them/Wore will hereafter Wald bef
public, it will he unnecessary to make soy #
s,
statement,-6.(Abertorit Atererri.)
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