The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-07 00:00:00

SURN PKNOI

TfOltdiffitiotifloqiirittelilUTlMAeined Giottointent As;.
oftiriectl, 'after .hisvityLlotroduied the. changes anti. destos.
ditioo suggested bY,egirrfeßii, jot the Politic:all:o4 *-
creel—lit. The Consti,tution of Greece, which *all Itas •
henceforth called the law of Flpidaitiss, is dedicated to tide
llidelity of the Idegislatimilloill.. Unitise Goverouteet.u*
ludtentl uthoritiee ;it is ritirk Inpriggied to the safeguard&
of die people? and to the. petaled..oo'4ll the car r.y.
The Executive coltutnpaOt itivs.er nsehe innovetiotts tart
she ladle* of Epode** nader any circuosatalttri wbsit-
ever. fly. the .rer'taedrnd Willed lit
the Ken. 41. convitt, %ill be immediately produlgetild
thronebent the ()reek Confederation.dthLy. The oritinik
!kited' by all tbe,mentbers and delegates composing the
peintedt asseMbli. 'shall be deposited in thearelover of the
114atly. Gireu at dtsturs..on, the 2Stla day of
b 1,11123.. Third year of flrecian'hidektidence.—(Thep
ow the Signature of tint President. Secretary, and sum-
larepif ,Coogrus.)
Sitting of %b. The article a! the .Constitetioo relative
Me to self, of the national dontalnl supend,4l. iu *riot
they Say insure the negochtiOn of any loan tiornrc •
giant shall have occmilin to contract in forego, countries ;
airt, so pregent the loss which might sprig dot, being
illepUed of ander existing.cirvuntstances. The Imitative
distrety allowed to, oispose of perishable materials, suit at
honer, shops, caravansaries, mosques, baths; pnblic
',schools' oil presses,, .grompl for bonding, gardens, &c.—
Itessuiptation, decreed to the llyslrletes and Spdsioted
the dm stspened incuEeed by their.taied etettitma dori:4
Slip • • " •
• nth: Bodget discussed —esilosatiOot 16• sunis onces-
ii_ry ler theensuinz campaige--veritras measures . for re-
citing. the payment of the !Revenue. Tlm Execeticp
idottuttended to Like such Steps fur meeting the et-
' Igeneied of the Moment as' ate all )broil by the t;oast.-
lotion.
bill. Project of a law fur the es•ahlishmeat of /haslet: •1
Governors and local Alagistracy discussol. • .
29th. Disctission of vdrious points concerting the
feet—lteport of CoMmittee bu the Pascal Cute dismissed
—the Executive allotted to orgatise the tribunals pro
itypore.
30 h. Seat of Government fixed at Tripoliiii ud ; 3
leriM—Propriety of eatabli.shing a Parr Money circu...
tiun discos...ea—decreed that another National I;eogriss
shoss::l inert is+ two years. except ?articular circsoestances
shoe d render it necessary before ; also that in order to
vent the prop!e from beta .c too much hurried in the
Iklekttes and Itepre..2ntatives, the Executive is to give
titre,: Snot tbs•notice of the coniveatien. A PS orladatiort
was then read. adopted. and ordered to lerroortadOtte4s of
whirls" tho following. is so extract
•It hat been among the objects of the ;treat% Of If
of Greece, elected by the free and unbiassed eh:ice of the
people, to declare to the whole universe—let. 'lleejsuctieeo'
:,:e tear in which they are engaged fur the preservation 4,•T
Ilse national inllepeidenee. 2div. The anxious 4i...sirp kr:
the Greek people to regain the knotiledice they hsti:/t4l by
centuries of oppression. and. to be Illittibei wwqg
nation. of Europe. to which they idok 1:0.•
3YstsPalltY and support. 311 y,. Tts thank, in the Mune 0••
the whole natioe,thenailitary and nivel fasces which tot:,
iluring the: isO list compaitzta„ SO bravely fought the hat-
Iles 31 their emmtrysdeAtroy.togabove fifty, thousand
enemy. 4shly.- Tar eipersetes thanks to the Provisional
Government, as eel 'as the local Juntas, more especial r
the Senive of the Pelopooriesus and Areopazus of tVosteru
Grcece, for the zealous and disinterested manner whicia
they have performed their arduous duties."

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COURT OF CHANCERY, WEDNESDAY, Arm G.

The Court wis occupied with motions in bankruptcy, of
no public interest. Some of the co. ti4el in the causes first
upon the list being absent, his Lordship ordered the case;
to be struck out of the paper; but at the request of others
of the counsel present, he allowed them to stsn.f over. His
Lordship remarked, in terms of severe rep•oof, that wild
other Judges were enabled to make arrangemrn'e for le v-•
ing town, the effect of those arrangements would he to leas
hi►u sitting—to wait the attendance of connsel elsewhere.
lie would not subject the proceedings of this Court to th-e
convenience of parties engaged in other (Out.. •the sittir
of which Courts he was empowered by Act of Porllauetnt to
stop at his pleAsure. .

KENT ASSIZES.. • •
iIAIDSTONrirrissDAT. Atm 5.
CROWN SIDS
Thomas HamilioA, a midshipman. of la Majebty's ship
Ramillies, employed on the Sinugglini.: Preventive Same.,
was indicted tor the wilful murder ofJanies Colley. at Dim-
church, on the 12th of June, by shoo lag hum with a loaded
musket.

Mr. ADOLPHUS stated the case for the Jery. en 1 situp y
Garroted the facts, which he said he sittiuld prove by wit.
nestles.
Thomas Taylor, a labourer living st Limme. examine..
—On the tight of the Mb of June, about eleven, o'cloek,
witness, with other persons were !pig on the groins!,
near Mr. Dray's rails, at • Linitlie, in the parish of Dim.
church. There were 16 of them in the whole. The de-
ceased was one of the party. Two persons came up to thept.
One of them said, "Hullos! what a.e yon after heti:"
They were armed with muskets. The night was .rarlielst:
Four or five of the party itennedisttely ran away. Wi: nevi's
party Were not armed. None of them had any arms. One
of the two men levelled his piece, and fired after abase who
ran away, the rest of the party remained still. Toe mart
who tired thew said to the other, (live me your piece, anti
i'll shoot the It was light ettou;fi to see 11101 n
wbo were running away. He took the gun frdm the other
man's hand, upon which all the rest of witness's 'party
ran away; and the piece was fired after them. • They ws re
four or hve rods off when the piece was fired. The person
who fired was the prisoner. The deceased amongst the
rest ran away. Where; got off. Those two shots did no
other itijery. None of witness's party made any resistance`
whatever. It appeared that they were all snivelers. -
Several other witnesses gave evidence to the same effect.
The primmer beieg called open for his defence, beetled
i• • written paper, which.was read by the Clerk of Arraigns,
to the folleWiag effect
Gentleinen of the Jury.—" Previous hi the lush of Jane,
I had been employed at Folkestone in the preventive Ser-
vice, and I came to the Hytive district for Abe first thee au
that slay, and was stationed at a reartello-tower, 'near VlM-
church. On the night.of that de./ Iu as open- duly, ar-
cosopenieti by a emu of rhe,ninue of Saassuel.Firetett. At_
the hack of • cottage ocettiert by one Thome+ lipowh,•
where uty attention ha I been attracted by beae/eg.se On.
uses' n .tee, about hilt-pest .12 (the Maid hiring aseeliglit.)
I ote.erved a body of bet 4t) stt ns#ll, apparent!,
kueelinst. sonteotthem leaving gnus in their kende. Altera
runenent's ItessteAser, tell, wired with, ley istetnillia: hand,'
tapo-i then to give** as:gotta of- thentriell • !Mitt.
trsneiwiog.no+sdisnvr;l %WA eit otirus te4laleel6lieWlttorr
peel were sesugeler, • 4 ttersistaeW dee wmia-stit si ar tf,;l;,:
by pistO tlei air, ispon•wbith
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tris t6t 14yeltreaex- Panoiois, a iiispular Cole, shattld set out Aloe 'woe day%) by liciope a pistul is tho ispohith all!eFithattit"ros
of, of their fourth ?J public sitting from the 13th tO the Atth, whea the. tes:. and those who were a:4aq, pleat& th4r jogs totlalpesiskt
r *sit .a warlike purl on the 6histi,•ttion was read. to lit-, foriaine a tri.,tigle. I tetarnol toe 'word to tt, •
u the Pyrenees to "2:elt. Constitution discomed ; various clattses modified scabbard, and toil( glerett's musket, which, from ,•-
rand
imptorett ; adopted unanimously, wh•n the full() ving greater length (having the bayonet liv:d), l coasiler<ti
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