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

the edostatige of the vie& The period its *Meal
when theories of the put mist be attended eel ,
scenes *thereof must , snail u it seems saris*
even to depict, We hope. therefore, to see Ministers
deserted, (when the repeal of the duty on tallow 't &a-
dios is leaved for) by every member who does not se
ceite his immediate bread from the crows. The (Can.
try Gentleness who are erpettents, must renounce their
expectation*, or give up the hope to bold their estates
in security. Whichever way they vote, the question,
sfll coasts Wisseselver more than the poor. The
outrages which have begun to be committed in the
country met-Mitch. most 'serious attention, whether
they have sprung from ittspetissee wader distress, or
us the rash di the ftstriyeeedflose isms. The only;
Monody. in either case, is to restore the poor to dm:
plenty sod cosafortivhich distinguished Woglasid beg
&teethe late stelsappy war; and the only mesas *Tieing
that is, bye large reduction of te.tes, Espmially thou
"filch press more particularly on the labourer. this,ase
Manic, and the poorer shopkeeper. We shall mot dwell,
longer on this, at present, further than to Say, that wt
have given copides **mounts oftke outriges committrd
in the country, which ire taken from a respectable
provincial paper, received this day. Out...seders Ai'
also find a most interesting ProclamatiolOillool by
the Magistrates Oche county of Nerfltik. It ie so
extremely important document. mil does Winer b
Lord Surnatm, by whom it was proposed, Isoi
to the 'Gentlemen by *horn it was adopted, in
recommend to the attention of Otto readers., its cow
cluding paragraph. The Magistracy of Norfolk seem
to suspect the Amu/ *hick has begun to allies this
country with its c 'Tee ; and teen( the pelspfe spinet
the INIITIO•TaitS to " acts of mischief, is the pessisA-
west of which, they generally take tare to hero no
partieipation.'' May that hand be detected bye:very II
Country Gentleman, till it is restored from the power
of doing future

In the debate, last eight, in the House al Cietallee.
on the Navy five per Cent. Bill, Mt. Torturer argued
very ably against the injustice of its provisions tee
wards the holders of that stock. He coateadad very
strenuously fur exteediag the time, give. them by the
Bill, to eiesidet the q u e sti ea °refiner/ring front the terms
offered by the Coorcut,ou of the itiCiliQUIR• " Ur&
lasi tint* were given" (he soda) "the thing weed
no better than etrindling." He alluded to the pukka
io which Russia rad Turkey need, with ratan to
each other; and seense4 to thick the apnea of
Ministers to harry on the Bill, arose from as apse•
hoagies* of so immediate war between those pewees.
He couleded by asking Lord Lannomwasav, V he
believed (hiaseey) what he lad told the Noun es-1

speeds, the prosperity of the ataltteys M.Lia Imo&
ship did, be wield gilts by delay. These argameite
were maavailieg.
It seems to be, at kagth, the decided opiates of the
best informed persons abroad, that war between itsartie
sad the Perish limitable, The same opielea, we
believe, also prevails here. Mr. Treurrsr, in Ike
Commons, lest eight, attributed the reluctance of Mi-
nisters to great delay in the progress of the Navy
Five per hest. Bill, to that feeling. We unmet any,
that we look to this war (if it should take plane) with
the aversion which war generally excitable our Weds.
The Oaten ought to be/reed from the Terfriat yoke.
It wield have been better, if this bad hose ac-
complished by a confederacy among the leading Chris-
tiao powers, with a mutual undentandlog among them,
that se state should be aggrandised by the result.—
But in the abseoee of this desirable crest, we take the
attempts of RUStia, to liberate the Greeks us we very
objectionable thing. We confess, we prefer taking
the danger which may arise from a farther seven-
' disemeet of Bosnia, to the evil sad the disgrace of
abandoning our Christian brethren to the cruelty sod
oppression of the Crescent.

On Tuesday night eons rioters arrived at the
County Gaol, guarded by a part of the Suffolk cavalry.
On approaching the city they were met by a con-
siderable body of persons, who appeared inclined to
make a tumult. The prisoners were, however, safely
lodged in gaol. Oa the reties of the cavalry they
were received with a shower of Moose mad brick-bats,
and were stoned completely th the city to the
Trowel and Hammer, out of St.Stephee's gates, whore
they gained shelter. The rioter permed them hither
and broke several windows. The Mayer, W. Mackiaw.
Esq. having received information of this violates dispeeL
tion. repaired immediately to the spat with some coasts.
blcs, and after much active exertion both by himself
and assistants be succeeded in dispersing the aseeeslay.
About the same time a constable brought to the Castle
another prisoner for the same disorders. As he was re-
turning, Mr. Johnson seeing thialsozfe body of per-
sons bad gathered together, and 'helloed to ili-
um the constable, seat two- of mnisteee'Sfelth she
man across the Castle Ditches. As moo as they had
entered the (widen Ball-lane they were attached, awl
the mob, after a violent strugle, sumeoded in gaining
poisesion of the cart, which they ran down to the
Fonnderv-bridge, and threw into the river. 'The
constable and horse were with mesh dilieulty saved
from their violence. No assistimat could he rem-
dried as the Mayor was at that Mouseet gamed in
quelling the tumult at St. Stephen's gates. These
rioters appeared to consist principally of the loom sad
disorderly boys who frequent oar streets. The Indus.
trials classes took no part in these proosodiegs. It
was expected that possibly a similar outrage might be
committed on Wednesday night. The Mayer and his
olficen were upon the alert, and we thiak that his de-
termination of Tuesday miming to preserve the peace of
the city, contributed muck towards the primulas of
any disorders that might, ea the arrival of new prison-
ers, have taken pl.,ce.—The Norwich Light Herm Vo-
lunteers have been oa duty almost every night this
week.—(Norwich Mercury.)
On Monday se'nnight a ire Wake one, occasioaed by
NOM lacendiaries, oa the premises et Me. Joh. Kentrof
Darrow Wood, in the parish of Dies. by Wish, in a
short time, several stacks weue 1111011111111•11. A reward of
one hundred ids is eared fee debacles of the_per-
sons ereasteldeg the some. Oa Asada ronetiay Noah
Puke and John Fortis, both et labour-
ers, were eneentittod to the Ors*. bye Led.
All
their owe ronfesetee of War is stain
dre to the above prendsos.--(lifiC)