The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-18 00:00:00

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STOCK SXCHANGI: KL6kr&CISOCK.
The Consols opened this morning at 78e; aid got
up to 78e. and thee drept again to J. The Five per
Cents. are 104 e,; and Long Annuities tie, and •
great deal of business is doing in the above fonds. A
number of persons from the country have sold out
their 6 per Cent. Stock and have taken the money into
the country with then., being disgusted with the plans'
of the Ministers. The French Funds are 1101. 5c.; and
It is expected they wi:l have a further rise owing to
the French Treasury having 130,000.000 of Ganes to
throw into the Market. There is a great deal of bu-
siness transacting in all foreign securities this morn-
ing. which are on the rise. Danish hoods have made,
their appearance to day for the hint awe. and are from'
S 2 to 83.

The Dublin papers of Friday and Saturday last have
arrived this morning. Accounts hem Cork confirm
the accounts previously received of the Mara of the
peasantry is the neighbourhood of Newmarket sad
Macrame, to a state of good order and tranquillity. A
great number of persons in the vicinity of the former
place have come In daily to take the oath. of ella
glance, and several have boa! it to skopote up
their arms; and in the lallitt ilas areiles4l6ll.
lowed this example. la the county of Limerick, Ite
ars concerned to learn, the outrages coedits*. On
the night of Saturday the *tie, the tilebalsonse et the
Rev. B. thraglity. Rector of Kilisedy, wie atterai by
a numerous armed party of insergeists, who. after re•
galiag themselvel with the fare .1 the lardet aid. the
cellar, set lire to the house,exulting with acelamatioes
of triumph, ao4 then departed reeling drank, firing
shots through the different parts they passed t when
arriving at a farm-house on the lauds of Dor-
rery, the estate of Mr. Menotti, they Instantly
set it on fire, sad both houses were med to ashes.
The fire was seem at Newcastle, from whence a patty
of the 44d regiment were ordered next morning. On
their arrival they perceived a few persons near the
rains, all of whom ran away, on which the party fired,
and after a pursuit of some miles. repeatedly Aring,
they got up the mountain ; a piece of the cape of a
coat was shot off by a ronsket-bullet. When the army
returned from the ruins, the peasantry collected from
all directions to the house, which was still is flumes,
and did not leave a single article of any description
whatsoever. Another house, near hbanagoldeo, was
burned by the insurgents the same night ; and many
other houses are stated to have been attacked and
plundered of arms. The neighbourhood of Cherie-
Tulle is particnlarly lamed ; and during oar of these
attacks there a Whiteboy was shot, but whether by
the inmates who resisted the assault, or accidentally
by the insargeuts themselves, is matter of doubt. The
13th Regiment of Foot are on a route from Dublin to
Limerick. Mr. PLUNK ET r was expected at Cork, pre-
rirs to opening the Specie! Commission, which was
appointed to take place on Saturday last% , 1 wc
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?EOM TEE NEW ENGLAND COVEES-lIINTIE. PEN. Is.
THE NEW PROPOSED TARIFF IN AMERICA.

Extract of Mr. Baldwin's resolutions, now Wore tie
House of Representatives :
Rssozvzo—That it is expedient to provide, by law,
that from and after the 13th day of June next, the
same rites of duties, which are, by the existing laws,
now laid on goods, wares, and merchandise, composed
of any specifi.d material, ur of which any specified ar
tide is the material of chief value, shall be laid on all
goods, wares, and merchandise, whereof any such ape.
cified article shall be a component material :—That to
the existing rates of duties upon goods, wares, and
merchandize, (glass excepted) there shall be added,
the amount of such bounty or bounties as on the im-
portation tbereotmay be given, paid, or allowed, in
the place or county whams imported, produced, or ma-
nufactured:
That there shall be paid and levied upon the follow-
ing articles imported into the United States, in ships
or vessels of the United States, the several duties here-
under men►ioned, over and *bore the duties now pays.
ble by law, viz.:—On iten, in bars or rolls per ewe
50 cents ; on Hemp, per cwt. one dollar ; on Lead and
all manufactures thereof, per lb. 2 cents ; es Glass of
I all Mira. six cans per lb.; on all articles paying a


'NI • half per reiky al
e• all articles nol lite, I

rr cent.
of to. tier'

rate of duly (raw silk raeeptfd), 5 per
ant. all valorem :—On all otanafactares of si!li (raw

ineopted) Ihrer cenvid valwresix ow Lines:no4
pY otter articles, of wide% Nat is a component in: te•
tint, 10 per cent.. &drawee ; on Slate. and Tiles for
buildings, not exceeding twelve inches square, 2 dollars
per thousand over 12 inches square, and not exceeding
14 inches ; 3 (oilers per thousand over 14 and not ex.l
eehding 16 inches square ; 4 dollars per dammed over
16 and not exceeding 18 do, do.; 5 dollars per Novo-1
sand over.lB sail not exceeding 24 inches; 6 dollaril
per thousand on bricks; 3 dollars per thousand.on all
royal, supsr-royal. imperial. elephant, tnedistor
crown, folio, quarto, post, cap. and pot paper, suitable
for writing, or blank rules, and all drawing and cop-1
per plate paper ; 20 cents. per lb. on all the paper ; 2'
cents. per lb. on screws of iron. called wood screws.'
not exceeding 1 inch In length ; 8 cents. per grace
over on inch and not exceeding two in length : 14 cent,.
per groce over two Inches in length ; 20 cents. per
greet ; on linseed oil, 25 cents. per gallon :
Resolvid—That the COMUSittell 011 manufactures be
instructed to report a Bill pursuant to are foregoing
resolution.

Paris papers to the Ifith lust. bring the reports of
the proceedings in the Chamher of Deputies on the law
against the Press. An amendment proposing that die
Government should not have the power of refusing
permission to establish a j turns). if the application for
that purpose were supported by 50 Deputes, was re-
jected, after a violent debate. The second article was
amended by the Committee, so as to require that the
first sheet or number of any periodical writing or jour-
nal shall, at the very instant his piloted, be delivered
and deposited at the nice of the Kieg's A:torney-6a-
areal, of the place where it is printed. The Committee
also amended the third article, rendering a periodical
publication or jonrnal liable to he suspended for a pe-
riod spilt:eroding one month for the first till*, three
months for the second, god total suspension for the
third, in cue its spirit, reselling from a succession of
articles should be of a nature to injure the public peace,
the respect due to the religion of the nation, or tither
religions authorized in France, to the authority of the
King, to thestabilityofconetitutlonal institutions, and to
theinviolability of the national property and its tranquil
posseesion. Accounts from Berlin state, that the great
Laid-owners aid Deputies from the towns of Bran-
denbargh have been assembled at Berlin, to receive
'proposals from the Uovernmeet for the organization
of Provincial Stater in the March of Brandenbargh.
Thu last intelligence from St. Petersburg!' was of a
woollim nature, while the wows from Vienna were
pacific. The following pairagmph uproars in one of
the Preach papers of Thursday :—" At a masked
ball, which took place at Cassel on the 31st of Ja-
glary, the Prince Royal being permed by sevetal
souls, and apprehensive of being nteogeleid. clausal
masks with his valet-de.ebansbre. The latter was ac-
costed by the persons who had followed the Prince,
and had the impredeoce to accept from them a glass
of grog; be was immediately taken ill. and expired
the next day. The letter of the 9th of February,
which announces this t, states, that up to that day
no trace had been discovered of the parties implicated
in this crime." _

The Exchange and the Theatre were closed on the
14th, on account of the anni y of the death of
the Doke of Berry.

The emancipatioa of South America from Spain is
at length completed. Vera Crus, the last strong hold
of the Spaniards in Mexico, surrendered, as we have
found since our last, to the Independent forces, on the
36th of October ; and Callao, which so long held out
in Perot was constrained. as we stated en Wednesday,
to yield to General San Martin on the 19th of Sep.
tember. These occurrences are too important io their
hearings on the in t is of the Old World as well as the
New, not to excite the gratulatioas of the friends of free-
dom, and to awaken lively hopes of the extension of
the happiness of mankind. The resources of South
America are incalculable, and when called forth by,
the enterprise and vigour of a new, independent, and
native Government, must be productive, among other
nations, of effects as great as any that have taken
place in any of the revolutions of modern times.—
Though the last accounts from Brazil represent the
Prince Regent as as amiable and popular character,
which has led ;Ise mercantile people there to remen-.
grate with his father against his focal, and though we
much admire the good sense and moderation displayed
by the Portuguese people in their trans-atlantic
as well as European pose •ssioos, yet we appre.
head their great American Colony will constitute a
Member of the Southern Union, and form a State of
that GPEAT Rercut.tc, which is shoat to he established
open the ruins of S►axtsx CRUiLTY and JEBI/IfICAL
COERCION. Still we do not dread any serious iscon-
venietwe will arise to the Portuguese who bold prope►ty
is the Brazils, as we make no doubt that whatever
change takes place in their form of Government, tbry
will still retain such conaectios with the mother coun-
try, as not essentially to affect her interests. Antici-
pating this result, it will be well for the Portuguese
as well as Spanish Government, to form an amicabla
settlement with their trans-atlantic connections, so as.
come what will, they may retain their accustomed
commercial relations, sad promote their reciprocal ad-
vantages.

Th., Ultra, is his paper of this morning, betrays a
great deal of anger against Mr. BROVUUAII, for coo
chiding his speech, on Friday last, by an " ea►nest ap.
peal to the Corralry &warmest." Mr. !ImoeonAat gave
proofs of some pod sense, aid of great patriotism. by
this eloqaeat appeal. Without the direct interim %% I.
of Providence, awe is no power cap *aye ibis cowry

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