The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

oempectemee of the law f•r the
in the order of the day, it was pomposed to soother
ateasiou. • . •
Tie sews respecting France centimes twister.*
in. The King ea Tneeday. at 11 o'clock, received
the Duke de Levis and the Countess de Salvers, mid
was, after eagle, engaged in business, suecessively,with
M. Corbiere, Minister of the Interior, sad the Mar-
juesio de Clermont Tonsere, Minister of Marise.
The Cedimittee charged with the esamieation of
dm profs: of law which bad hen promoted by M. de
&ere, fee the suppreseise licestiousness of the
gives in petrel. has named M. Millet its Reporter.
It is believed that its Feuds will be presented I. tie
seem of the week. The Committee appointed to
wpm' a report on the projei relative to the journals.
mem Monday. Its Reporter has not yes been
spimpt. The day of the seat public sitting has not
yet bill' feed.
Vacant Fee De, Jas. 7 .••••Five 11111 f Cents. 86f. Ms
—Bank Actions. 1530 f.

Cumacoa, Nor. 3.—Tbo following extract of a let•
ter from Arabs, data itStla of Oct. describes the cir-
cumstances sada whirl' the Union was takes.

" The 'chewier Union, Lama.., of New, from
St. Bartholomew., Wend to Caracas. was tottered off
your Island en the 19th ult. by the hermaphrodite
brig Hereto% (ramose Indians.) and 'edited for
Puerto Cabello. She arrived here os the ffetis, along
with my schooaer, 'Web the privateer bad likewise
eaptered on her passage from this to Careen, with a
number of Columbian emigres' passengers on board.
On their coming to anchor at Sand P.ln. I went on
board the 'privateer to lean time sense of my vessel
having been takes possession of, sad there I met with
the Captain of the Union, who gave me an account of
his capture by the Spaniards. He stated that having
fallen to leeward, he made the coast of Perigees.,
sad bad ►eat up to Ceram* w►eu the privateer fell I.
with hire. she baring at the time Colombian colours
laying. The boarding officer told Capt. Lament that
be mast go to blaracaybo, to whisk ►ereplledbeeould
net, his nerd being under Insures' and bound is
Came.. The Aker then pet a pistol to his head.
saying "if you den% sign me a paper that you are
boned to Marecaybe. I will ►lew year ►rains out ?"
—Captai■ Lamson, however, refined to do to, and
be was immediately carried on beard the Pauses, In-
dian*. The cargo of the Union consisted of provi-
sions, dry goods, and gb9oo I. mob."

It Is stated be s Frankfort article, of the 31st alt.
that Armenia was in a state of eoespleie Inearrertion.
and that the is►a►itasts had lathed the Bahian Ga-
metal Yarwelolf to occupy their territory.
Letters from Man received by the pest of yester-
day. state, that several fresh arrests had sakes place
theta.

A privets letter reached town yesterday. by an un-
usual ekaasel. frees Sayre's. of the 13th op,. at
trrideb dent it is Assad dun treatallilty wMral.

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eiessies liserliei—adsipied by
peeemealiesef the Meer aika 41111,114111111
tan , sod It was hoped that the peace VIM eajer
id would sot agile bbaa litertupted by melt dtsgracefal
outrages as bed lately take, piece. Advice' boa reach-
ed Sayre*. fresuCenetautioople, of the lOtb of Decem-
ber, which stated that capital to be perfectly traequil
The following as extract of a letter 111 the .41ge•
seine Zeitrag.aad.fie the Is of oar coeniry, we
trust, sad are disposed to believe, is utterly un-
founded :

" TIIIISTE. Dec. 23.--The Dews from Smyrna is
disastrous; the 'massacres have mothered from the
40th to the 48th of November. The mad'e' of the
English. such as it is described, has caused great in-
digmatioa. When the massaeresemumeoced. the Chris-
tiaas wished to take refuge as board rbe vessels I. the
port; but the English left the harbour, is order mot
to displease their good Meads tbe Turks, by perform.
lag an act of humanity. The Preach aid Austrians
acted with more generosity. Their vessels are en-
cumbered with Week families who have succeeded im
escapimg from the sabres of the Turks.
Is litters of the 28th of November, received yester-
day from &ate, it Is stated that Mr. Goodell, whose'
same his become so well knows by his 'zealous is
the cease of the Greeks, had arrived off that island.
He had quitted the service for a short time ; bat, as it
was understood. solely of account of ill health. Om
t of his @omission with that cause. it was with
difficulty that the commercial house at Skate, on whom
he had letters of credit, could obtain permission for
him to minim there from the Uoveraor. Mr. Gordon
was to perform quarantine prestoss to his leading on
the island.

la the Journal Vat Two Sicilia appears a precis.
asatioo. published at Zaate. i■ behallof his Excellency
Sir T. !Maitland. relative to the disarmament of the peps,
lades which had takes play is that-Woad. Amon the
goblet. and that part al the popslatise wham onion
and attachment ►ave demanded that they can be safely
entrusted with them. a %hemmed stand of arms is to be
immediately distributed.
Some parts of the coast of the blediterraseaa ap-
pear to have beau visited. about Christmas, by storms
as violist as those which affected. at the same period.
the coasts of Britain. The followisi is as estrus
from a prints letter relative thereto, dated linos..
Dec. 27

f; have witsemed the meet distressiag same slam
the semis( of the 24tb. Never lea es terrible a atom
bees remembered at Oases M that which has rawly
takes place, mad whisk lamed tem sights awl dark The

amber of ssfortsaito victims wits limit perls‘ei is

yet correctly aesertained. We have already semaitts of
Ni vessels which have bees either mak se shaftwed
the part. It Is impossible to say to how may itilMass
lineal the loss amounts; sets sink nisei
get=ped. We dread the arrival of news from the
masts, aid from Imitara; they mast be least ailliodeg.
la Pens Fresco may warehouses slow the walls has
ham dsserayed ; at MIA a issue has imee cent eel
sad the ell watchmen at Llamas* haft bees -carried
sway. The Belk. Gisela Chasthers.
dta.a.Lieerlzi:
perished wear flan Pietro d'Anna. The
and Carman's were &wool t very iittleir 'glen&
coosisdag chiefly of maaalactures. sad 'brit Is
emditiom was saved. The Amelean brig dleaeral
Uasola. Covina IMMO. we. wrecked an, the tech%
and two awn drowsed."

The iitt Levee of his Excellency the Meatuses Wel-
lesley Wee held yesterday. It was &Seeded by the
largest meemblagu of the Nobility and Gentry we
ever thaseiaber at the Curie of Dublin, if we except
the LAM held il his Majesty in August lut. At
bell past 11 o'clock the carriages began to arrive at
the greed portal, and in less than half en hoer, the
State Rums were literally crowded.
Several Addresses were presented : among them was
eawfram the Catholics of Ireland ; and one from the
Irish Catholic Bishops.—(Deb/in Morning Poet, If
Hie Excellency received the Catholic Prelates in his
closet, kW be aimed them that it Wei by his Ala-
• ey's pertienler desire they received this mark of
Ipectal distktetion.—(Dublin Peening Post.)
,tes
ADDRESS OF THE CATHOLIC BISHOPS.
The fallowing is the Addrets of the Irish Catholic
Bishops,; wMs Excellency Marques Wellesley, pre.
seated ads* Levee. We subjoin his Excellency's
TOE MOST MOILS MOWS! MAW

Answer.

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Quell IFOLLBILOT. LOU, 1,1111/INATIT outgags.
AN, 11811111g4.11 OOVORIKOIII OF ittILAND.
OLF* IT manse TOOK 3XCSLLONCY.
Theigadtrrsigsed Roman Catholic Bishops, parti
,rlYol4l4ll.ller **lrene! gladness diffused three/hoot
Irela by your Excelleaty's arrival; to nth tenter hie,
Majesty's Goverment In tile your native Cogetry.
beg Inn to offer to your Excellency their einem
and cordial congratulations spoil this joyous ocensin. I
Thep trast, that their put count hu coaveyed to
your Excellency, a much better assurance than womb
sea afford. of their affectionate loyalty to their Son-
rely. sad steady obedience to these in authority us-
der him, They deeply deplore those ate,.eltiet. which
have lately outraged all religion. in some `arts of the
tionetsy. They feel it their duty 'amend at all times
as Mitimare of the Gospel, to resist the spirit of iamb.
ordisatios. to inculcate submissiot to the Littman to
preach restaged good will amongst men.
With Sheet sentiments. they most 'greatly besseeh
the Almighty God, who bath given to year Excel-
limey those geese endowments, by which yea have bale
already enabled to render son mighty serving ie
the State. so to direct and govern all yssr undue&
hinge. that they may invariably conduit to the Public
pod—that yes may see Irishmen of all desemisadons,
ttaitedi the hoods of allegiance, christieu charity sad
pease. So may your Excellency's public career continuo
reopens% and year private !soars be Meson with un-

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radios lionise's.
To wbielt bis Excellency returned the following An-
/Wet

" 1 1.111111,0 your cotagratulatloas with the cordiality
sad respect due to your character, condor*, and sacred
functions.
M hi propriety of your past dowessoar *unread
time condeasesdiag notice of our meet grudges Sove-
reign t unarming ids royal ozaeople, sad obedient to
hislisjoaty's instructions. I receive you hero. with a
fell
ittilideace la your pineiploe elreetionate loyalty
to raw Kis& awl' of steady Amnesia, to dee

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rehire' Neese did at peeled at limo 41-ifirke• she w
iles exercise of rot precepts aid sample aces sere
necessary Se Ina the people that dadfal *Wiese* te
the law is inculcated by their retitle's, aid Is esseatial
to their present happiness aid welfare. That your
success say be filial te yes basest seal I. the sitcom-
plishsest of this salatary task is wry AMMO wish,
and bumble bet sanest prayer. Is se you win dad
a laid dispositios Se 'dadaist., the law to all his Ma-
-1 jesty's faithful 'shims of Inlaid, with a firs bas
eves and temperate bast Oa the part if ear Sove-
reign sad of the salted Empire. I claims frwmall the..
eabjests subsiseloa to lawful authority. as the first
fosallados of pease, concord. and social solos."

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