The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-22 00:00:00

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of wino% wortoonsidered aolwo if good vivre*
were brought into Testae. and committed to the
county noel, on thitharge' of Whiteboyisrn. o.llarg
still' continue in that nelplilnterhood, *ad three busses
ban been set on ire any Tipperary. In the alanty
of Tyrone, 'desperate attack Ins'bren made as • te-
veer* party. and is tie *stem, five or sir of ow

country people were killed, and nearly
wounded. On the part °Nit military, which cs
ed of a detachment of the 38th regiment, Am, #r
were dangerously wounded. god the .Sc,?, I

Emus, suffered so severely, that it was with
be could be removed to quarters.

IM.VI.

entre! of die slily us 8471. 't his ditty is cot teary ti j
all the' sound principhis of political economy. as I
Wars, with Its grestrst weight. upon the vev.ntses of
the poor sad middling classes. It would be good italic,
to repeal it, even if some other tan were obliged to h.
levied, to snake np the deficiency its repeal wool
leave in the Treasury. ftuj shire is no such wed
RIMACNCItaIUNT will enable this Government to bear
that loss, sod not feel it. We, therefore, leek to the
debate on this subject with considerable anxiety. It
will do usual good, if eves the reveal cutout be ob-
tained.

The proceedings yesterday at the annual dinner of
the Society fur providing Refuge for the Destitute,
will be found in another of out columns, and brief as
is the report, it will be read with the deepest interest
by all who desire to mitigate the sufferings of their fel-
low creatures. To a genuine philanthropist it ewet
but be matter of gratification, to observe ors of all
' distinctions, uniting in the furtherance*, se object so
r laudable as that of this excellent Society. We should
[ warmly applaud such Meetings, even on the ground
or policy; for it cannot be questioned that, moo/
men engaged in political warfare, an occasional
meeting upon a subject admitting no difference of opi-
nion, and engaging the best feelings of the heart. mast
have a tendril to soften asperity and dispose the millet
le liberality and kindnese. This Society, while it holds
out DO temptation to vice, provides iuostediate relief
for those who are deserted by the rest of their fellow
creatures, either from justifiable caution or motives of
a nature less ble. It tow often happens that the
unhappy wretch discharged from prison, without re-
source, and without character, is tempted, by abso-
lute want, to violate the laws, the justice of which
he has bet the previous moment expiated by Ferrous!
suffering; and not onfrequestly does it occur that a
naiserablejavemile thief will be reconouiued in the even-
ing to the prison from which be has been discharged
in the morning. It is to take away the temptation to
crime that this society principally exerts itself ; and
with Ibis view, it affords temporary shelter to the
outcast; and, giving time, opportnoity, and eecon-
raiment to reform, it either saves an useful member
elfseciety. or leaves the sword of justice to fall upon
its proper object. Such Society cannot fail to obtain
that rapport, of which, in the opinion of every liberal
stied, it most be considered so deserving. We can-.
sot conclude these remarks without noticing the praise-
werthy conduct of W. Cftosar, the Secretary to the So-
' cloth whose gratuitous exertions have contributed
much to its success.
We understand that the. Reek of Ireland will
charily commence to draw Bills, at 21 days sight, on
Leedon ; or ism Tom Bills, payable is London, fur
easeteltbie certain limits not yet, we believe. 6ltelly
411•11011thred en, The Exehange for they Bills wiU
is Dial at Poet.)
Thoidooliboe et4edividnafs attested en the charge
of btlbrl}smfikalti in the Heftier' oodiarirsey (says a
VAA~piboOt woosoto to abiat /Mh-.!' •
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We look at the divisioe, In the House of Commons
last night, on Lord A LTHON InOtioo, without die•
may—indeed. if we were to say, frith oatiolectioa. we
should not very far wis-state our feeling. If we were
to deduct from the numbers who voted against his Lord.
ship's motion, every member wile holds a place or peosioe
ender Government, or who has a relative u ho expects
promotion or preferment is the Army. Navy, or
Church, we should find that Lord Asnausea kid the
'majority. The numbers for Ministers were 9104:
Witham exaggeration, we may state the Platemen,
Peratioxers, and Rzpeetemts of Promotion at usweel•
leg to 120. Take these away from the majority of
Ministers, and they will be found in a avinwrits. We
venters to say that uo Country Gomlltmemos who receives
me emolunteet from Goveremoot, as has so relative is
the Church looking upward to a 'mitre, or in the Army
or Navy expecting the highest rank la those services,
or at the liar, looking to a Judge's seat—in a word.
that no Country Gentleman. who is free from tech tiro
as these expectoacies create, voted last sight with Mi.
sisters. How, then, does ear actual coaditims, end
bow do our hopes, stand? Why, simply. that Minis.
tors have ! majority which is made up of mmedols
subject Itulfcay. Souse of the bleatiemee of wbeet•it
is composed will, by mod by, discover that the Om
petty and rank they hold in the coaetry are of mom
Mee than all that Government eon give them; and
wises they have made such discovery, the same mil,
Alamo which threw them isle the moo of timolio.;
meat will snatch them thaw.: This is. le fact, open
rats( every day; sad that, .it very sitesaly, or seel,
cretly. The nese of RetteneUrpo and Rgforeselbliet,
www felts Mo. *ally Coliatry cfeathmea
" upp 1111/•13401U re4iters4 P-
tak,* Were wuuaj to
ember Aso Imo she reefal

yea advent/ea
1 of rid* totbirei;
risycilied 1 4.

that ' a • '
brought the nation nearer to rola (If that• fit orr gesthisow, tut h *psi wirers weedas . .nt
sable without immediate destractko isettiag)ivadtalli Menams teak plea lathe Swam Imo, Chichester Mr.
see mete ofthe Country Heathrow's, wbo;rm ipelito IMO Stelliassi Weadiddg• Is tbn C:.efr. • About 100 per-
k' the teats of the wished," we shall eseMereidtillore soas,setttteys the roottoodd costal* at the iablrs,
'scone oat fromameng them." The Vitra, therefor.. dined. Alter dhows lbs farmers, *64m sot side
is his paper of this awning, bat betrayed bk. Mail as li°ll moos tat the &Nisi .11100 from tie ether market
wait of judgment when he auks at whir Moo be "tem foe the peps.. of toads,' tits discussion
fairly deemed the defeat of Ministers, be idiatingly oiduisuews @greeted, it to tie cents, extent sod re-
bels, speaking of Lord AtaTlOlPleil molly ofdist present ibtress wader which the agrical-
Latiship's motieas have seldom bees very swersollel, mad body suffered. Mr. Cobbett was present, and
and, therefore, he probably bad not raised his ape.. •-bdoe sailed epos by the Chairman, addressed the
witless of sateen very Melt In the present Instisee." ole•/•y tholokisct at nonsidoesble length.
If Lord Ammon's's motion bed generally met with Gamow Comm.—A Court of Common Council
success in the plais where they were made, and li lie was yesterday held at Ottildhall. A resoletion was
temper in which that plate thee wee, they/mild Sias Pooled stuoulundroliodering the Chamberlain to par
partaken of the qualities which have justly readOsied the jOO4. to Ida Iffolaserktko City Marshal, in addition to
the 100/ whisk I. bad before received, to indemnif •
proceedings of majorities there unsatisfactory to eyehim for talc awe- ea he had teetered Is mime'
f
nation. Lord ALTIIoaPa has been aceestemed2 or hie late severirmehleat, and sus testisnoey of the symrsee o-
forward oily tech mittleas at bemuse a ease onor. patliyof the'Coart. After the CO ars had concluded its
to offer. What expedition be madly ladle dln ordinary basinets, Mr. Retell ettneeeited that Mr. Hanle
last night, we cannot ear; but it is probable' was was in atteadaseit. Aldernmetßiewent.and Minter W.
seemed with the somber, who voted with wilih fin 11111611114 withdrew from the Omit, amidst load Magog.
they plainly 'hewed that the reel senses., 4hit'HOnsi • MY' Hew" was line annhicied he Mr. Peed' sad Mr.
&ate sod, after taking the oaths, he received the free
d dike city in • gold box. from the Chaleherioin.
was is proem of his motion. The Met lays—
" There certainly are persons who think the t 6 with the amid cereWiny; upon which be returned
reductions insufficient ; there are others who think thistles in a speech of some length, in which he stated
them too great ; bat we are inclined to Indigos that the peleciples by which his public moduct was guided.
the people, properly speaking, will he hers saddled to The howerabk member, as Weil as he concluded,
rith-
leave the settlement of this point to the Aunties of drew amidst load plaudits.
his Majesty's Illioisters." The Vitra, by thcsienevity Toe Reruns rota von Derrimrre.=-Yesterday
of his oesertioal, lays temptstiolawelotimmilibillete eeinieff the Fri."' ud s•PP•stose 0101 houttotitio,
us to am coarse wards in nosier to him. we met at the City of Lead.. Tama. Bishopegatthetreet,
for the purpose of eelabeatiag their Amdversery fee-
will avoid them for the persist ; •aed only Kiosk our
readers N observe that. phrsoe_wthe peso,. rweeierh, deal, and bearing the Report of the lostitution read.
speaking." Where does, he lea w the .pettiritr--;',wt, his Royal Highness the Duke et Sark in the Chair.
leave abe witpueeet of thiewome Amongst the eemposty were the Earl of Limpid,
ri sseikersiser
at me unienty,e mishdeeern...rNet Vim:oast &damsels, Visseeist Szsmetl, kr. be. The
01000114biannehasics, the manafaMarers. mad a Tests whirl "teed iw °beim"' of the viewing,
we will mutant buoy I we stated, that imams of 111,8011-bidieWatils bed iseeaVt•
theforntere and their learetsreee ;>r Am"eedtsed sot thir tee 814417• eyed that 1,1" had he"
irommg the poor who consume the salt, soap, addles, 111"""' 1."11 ,
to Society from • state of vise aid mi.
n""n1".11. the mile"! of "eon had
Imam and malt, the taxes oe wibith it is proposed to been reworeo
taisott The ultra
must find the
people, of wheat he sery, and that during the lass year 11b males sad 116
speaks among the pianism'', penile: we, sod aftomseirte females were "mitt"-
of the country. He cannot find them among that part of The special and proximate causes of the peculiar
the nation wboare properly tented the people. Ilieyealt promote of Taxes, and of the enivereal distress of the
aloud and incessantly for greater reductlos of the text"; e15",.,.._.„1tY has eiritiew___Lhee° Itiitsd ottulullsed to be
and they will not cease to call in the same RIM. WI rtseel"Tr.wnriatenf Vim". la ranteass°4 neenennwee elsewbets4
on subjects of Political
taxes cease to be a falls: hull" to Okla.—The hoWiuer, undertaken the solution of this dm^rtgatepd
Ultra says, "the great object to which all galliiittee- joule/Ate problem, and his analysis sod solution will
ed men auw direct their wishes, Is the redadkatt of is- appear in the number of Tax Mortriat MAGA:tits,
wrest that stuck which toms the Ilearfistriissifien Wills* will be published on theist of March. Having
on the state in proportion to its capital." But that detected the true maw, he points oat a plain, simple.
of and efficient remedy, which merits the emotion of all
legerdemain trick upon the landholders,. to t
sense look, upon with comptacesey„ well'ectilet:d°erbi to Perretaw--eilignde.euliti of every Yeawe who is
thing can be done by it, towards Itiosides tOse pe?. ito
•w *LILO SrpittrsaT.g I%iis Ue.ndetnas, Weave by
pie's bortheas, that might to be seetaaplislied /keret' 1 this distinction, died on Weduesda lass, at Vs apart.
as every other plan or project Which can tisass meats I. liarib'emberlaad-etiest. Y 3
Weibel's. Whets the people claim farther ratilefw
of the public expeakiltere, for the liaeposa of SLl'lllffi AT TATTILRIALL's, Fee. 21.
reducing taxes,
la', you -4 tel apt C. out
I Caiesiss—lars 1.
Stodt of Leadesepe—da to
of that r .eat ofotestill-ilO
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tr°44mors toot. of
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coax, MONDAY, ram. IS. soon o'cLeca.
[Abr;dgedfroot Ike Cork Mercantile Chronicle of lloodarl
Title day, at one o'clock. the Judges, IteLibLutt:
and Alums came imp Court, which from an early kw,
was crowded to excess, in all parts, by pas," the
highest rnpectability. A panel, consisting a ep„,th
ref 40it perms, sommooed as Jurors, em b.
'am cloth of the Peace, sot thirty of whoawer sheni'.
In all cases of sons-attendance the lees maxi
vvcrpt where satisfactory alfidavita were peagi,„*„...
There were in the Lawyer's Box, the Attorney4iesew,
Solicitordieseral (Joy,) Messrs. Quilt, 8. Tommad,
Geoid, lie.
Fourteen men were put to the bar, amongst who% pne
pumas of the name of Ooggio, ifurpby,
Minden, Harley, lie. The indictment charged the
Fanner, Gages, aith having, at CarrigaMoug is
this county, on the 24th day of January, usembhg
legally is company with the ether prisoners, lad hie.
leg find a ran on the liege subjects of the Kit,
mcoadly, with having fired a gen at Robert H. tyte,
Baq. and other persons ;--and thirdly, fee ban pm
sent when a gas was fired by a person neknowo.
A jury was then lemanelled, and when the pelal,
en had been given in charge to them,
Ihe A TTNINST-ORDER A rue to astelreet the jeey.
The address, at considerable length, stated the omen
and progress of those outrages with which the run.
Cr. stood cl-arged, and after referring to the *sec
laws and extraordinary powers with which the Magi..
traey bad now been armed to impress theta, delay
the clauses of the Whiteboy ALIN together triti the
various cirrnmstanees where they appHed, sad pea.
eolarly those parrs under which the indictment is de
pretest rase was framed. The AttarrOmeml es.
tered then into a recital of the particulars of theme
for the prow-cation, and concluded by expnesitg
yt
confidence in happy results to the peace and geed sr.
der of the toasty, which meet fellow frost theapsirk
and impertial administration of the law anise:*
(Whets he set doses esvelyhild
prunes Cousiiiisaluo.
ore g I etadijistatios of apple** tisk
clapping of hands, dc) •
The evidence was then proeeededinto.
OLD BifILEK-77tris iloextah
Sfranita.—Thee. Barrett ma Maria d'orn vere:e.
dieted for the wilful niunler of Joseph Thera. is
42tarles-street. Drury-lane. on the Mak September
A 4 Area named Haggerty. was alms in the Mkt.
slant. hot. at the time of the :warder had es.
eyed. and has not sift* heed Laud
.1n on awa stated the facts of &omit ithe.prepeat
as the partimlars of the hem,
time to time. detailed is saw_ paved Mr. 1:71414.
clerk to the Magisteate% of Illarlhosmugh-stiustallhe
Office, was called and produced the depsitiou giesaV
Thayer or the 30th of September. 'PI* eller dos
made was for an eamaalt, but the h
afterwards committed the inarier, doddbevtalhiepedid
reading of the ddpseition, and efdidanahalwading da
intionatad r
stt 'talk sial“,
ceiyed is ividgecv,
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it --1481e4;1/Thiliii WfMlit I.97;rehaat
-41 Is hot rebook before mho dereftell-e. ebe
the damask fill from the vials, 'nit forineem•
nun hit fare tie the pavemert. Ho did assi argue Ie
min, hot groaned very 111141141. This evidemsamwspa
**rated by Sarah &oath and other waders'..
-The primmer* offered no defeeee. and she Nadir
left sommiag up the evidence.
Yesterday I. it Ville, Las oepitally Maitarsi ei
breaking and entitled the d srelliagthonse of Ws. Tick
la Leg-alley, Lear-Acre, and akoliag dowses agar*
of wearing apparel, his peps*
Martha Bette/ley, a yeast l ialereetiV
Feature, aged 2!, was cayltalyS.4 of stealiag
the dwelling-boa., of her rsosterielititries Atwell, "-
wards of 601. a quantity of paperds. &s his property.
The Jury recommended the Orme to emu. is
which the promoter jorwelAreseviser, that be Mimi
himself fur not bettor seep* the peoperty.
The following primmer' ours epso .capitally mash*
•I :
Mary Berrie, aged 3.i, for stealing in the dwelling.
house of (lee. Edward Holworthy, a quantity of wearing
apparel, value 50L his property:
Edward Medley. aged 19, diary ReerSery, aged l&
.ited Hairy &epees*. aged 21. for stashag in the drib
dairy
of Richard Henry Cox. Esq. a slicer tear&
dWita se his property.
•
awer-wrnsar---Yesterday. a yoesg renames. Lel&
a situation In the Admiralty. and related loimillss
Hit highest dipunction, was brought up by
iSrer, end dnalerwent an examination belies liar
• Mama en a charge of rape, alleged ko how
bimmurred ander circumstances tit &metalware-
ties •
It. was stated diet a short time ago theacedsei aid
brother took lodgings is the home of a empeetaile
rly man for three menthe certain, ate that they bed
there het a few days, when the accused. la the
d=of the greater part of the inmates of the hear.
the slaughter of the Landlord to a bed-room, and
having takes mamas of a Metal kind to prevent lir
from elli!kff out, be acoomplished his pare. The
' nest weans g the Ibrethers quitted the ledgtogs. /be
what/Pee which she experienoed, and the coasequed
&flatlet'. mediated such ea effect upon the yaw Cid,
t at she was considered in some danger. sat( 31r. Beck.
'eft. a misagiscrate residing near her father's house, ~et
lire and took her deposition upon oath, and epee ibo
laffeassation a warrant was greeted.
.
Ws prateccttrimaxliessialsendtoo sdillYealto mlbsileianoYi ilitih.esaditatiltb""
lides esteemed! doubtful if she smiliteenver.
A. applicatton was ends to Sir lL *arts m alre
lid accused to go at large dims bail. bat we angelical'
limas refused, mad be remains in restudy.
Coax Exreaxese, Pats. 12.—ms Wheat trade rot •
now exceedingly heavy, the supply !minx min h large
than Abe demand. Which melanoma considerableserehas
of
mingles to remain on band. as the hillier. may fro
altar finest parcels, which support Holiday's prier:.
Mudd other diarriptiors are offered at an alone/meet a
MI Is. per quarter. without being able to effect sales :t
311ter redaction. We bad a tolerably large arrival of BE.
,197 terdav frets Suffolk, yet prime samples met ready
male as Miss good terms as on Monday; but the ataioeil
'Ma ordinary qualities were exceedingly dell at a de•
cline of is. per quarter.—Oats are also is. per quarter
cheaper, the ripply havi considerablymortised dm.*
,Monday.—lt !leans sail Peas there is no IlttratialL
SMITH/IBLD-Master.--There was a good supply
this merging at market of all descriptions of Cattle, and
the NOM. rico et good Moot mlataiiped the same as
per last idoeciaeo emoritots• but. she itharior male were
nimalati 4 Piatirl whack *primes a grove trerdl

Anr...aa!imw asa anal & 3, 3
doting the tins, it 'is no sourer t• ..y. ill _...—,.._.
Deasr.-1/ te I apt*. oat of IlyiNeli-g
re you a million. mad • liiiltily a plot rat it CA* a Ausilia...-10 to 1 limb wit of ar. ga Cu
;soft Iticlumure. Haslet saes du .101 OM, 4111, FINS .KU for. /0 Alialigo..-14-WSI nil a. out of Las
' that plats ; and If thli *c a fait 40,4 ' I I Nig culltorPlutoc-thh to 0 3Prit 3. out of
"-gives es lb* advantage of that, 1:" '
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