The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-09 00:00:00

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stacurinv AT NIWU , CRUSTY conc.
CORI, Manna 3.--. Yesterday, about eleven o'clock.
_ John Sullivan, Cornelius Sullins. and Matthew Con.
nen, were conveyeri in ,the sew vehicle constructed
• for the purpose, from the County GaM to Newmarket,
to be executed there on this day—the two first far
appearing in arms and firing on the Kist's troops
near that town, and the latter for mlobing Mr. Hobbs
of his gun, near Kantark. They were guarded by a
strong tram of cavalry, and were attended by the
Rev. Messrs. T. R. England, O'Keefe, and MsEwiney.
of Bandon. They were conveyed through the city
• and over North Bridge, and the awful fate which
'awaited them seemed to make Reda* impressloa upon
the crowd which witnessed the process's°. James
Howlehao, who had also been sentenced With the Sul-
. lime /or the attack upon the Rises troops, near
• Newmark's, was respited on Saturday.—t Cork Ad-
. vertiarr,)

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LONDON:
SITUJIDAT IYE 41MG, MAICU 9. 1822.

STOCK EXCIL4NOIr. 11.41.1P-PASr 'WSW'S
O'CLOCK.

There has been but little business doing this fore-
noon. Consols opened at 791 to 1 for the Account,
cud for Mosey The 5 per Cents. are 1020.
We are informed that up to yesterday the amount of
tie 5 per Cents. respecting which dissent from the
Minister's plan bas been signifed, is about 200,0001.
It is supposed on 'Change this morning, that the
haste with which Ministers wish to push the Navy 5
per Cent. Bill through Parliament, is en indication
that they are in po ion of some important informa-
tion from Turkey, which, they apprehend, will be dis-
advantageous to the Funds.
/1011tilelf ruarns. •
tewnlek. Old ... eletwit Buyers.
Poopleo
Dud*
Neopolitas .10
The Irish Papers rewind this morning, bring ac-
counts of the arrangement for the execution of another
group af Wbiteboys in the county of Cork. and of the
cnntinastion of the proeeedings.ander the Inearrection
Act at Livonia. The prose of **bey isaftri setkit
very deeply sleets as nearer home, compels to to post-
pone the details of the latter. The rapid sod sum
scary proceedings of the Special Commission, fur-
nish, as Ms Dr‘lia Merging Pm truly says,
practical nod convincing evidence if the efseeey of
the Act, sod of the beady disposition of the Limerick
Magistrates to carry it into complete effect. The list
of outrages. in the last papers, is much less, and the
contradiedons to previous statemaits and reports of
offences. more &apterous than nein!.

Letters have been received Ibis morning from New
Orleans to the 26th of January, by which we learn
that on the 3rd of October, General Long, with 50
men of all nations, surprised the town of Bahia, and
took possession of the fort and artillery without oppo•
shims. As soon, however, as this intelligence reached
the Governor be dispatched Colignato Paris with 150
men, who soon retook the town, and caused Gen. Long
and Isis party to surrender. The prisoners were about
to he put upon their trial as public robbers.
Paris papers to the jib inst. bring an account of
fresh disturbances on Monday at the churches of St.
Eustache and Les Petits Peres. The gendarmerie
were called to disperse the numerous crowd which
surrounded those places, and the people gave way at
the time. bat only to collect anew in the Place des
Vletoires, where, grown more confident in their own
strength. they attacked a party of the National Guard
with stones, exclaiming at the same time, " Down with
the Missionaries." The military were once more
brought against them, and several persons having
bees apprehended, we are told the rioters withdrew,
and complete tranquillity was restored. Such teen-
quiHity, however. cannot in the present state of Frame
be any matter of boast or any ground fur reliance. Even
71se Courier does not deny the danger to which
the Bourbons are exposed, by conducting their
Government on principles so, inconsistent with the
spirit of the age; and our Ministers, it is said,
lave received intelligence from France. which has
made upon them very serious impressions. Report
states that General Berthas. of whom the Paris papers
make so mention, has lately received a large accession
nf force. and is marching upon Nantes, with every
',nits( success.
French Fire per Cents. on Wednesday, closed at
91f. 35c.

Whatever measures is Parliament are connected
with REDUCTION of TAXES, those we deem of the high-
est Importance at this eventful moment. With this
feeling, we have much pleasure in adverting to the
Ratko given last night, by Air. Slices, of a motion,
to be brought forward on the itith inst. for leave to
being its a Bill to repeal the DUTY on 74.1.1.0111 CANDLES.
This le one of the taxes which particularly oppress
the tons; ad, surely, it is high time the Country
Beetbsenete should be aware, filet, without evincing a
Amore regard for the interests of the pour, there can
be so safety for themselves, nor security for their pre-
prey. This is no time is which to legislate wag for