The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-10 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

A Court was yesterday convened fur the dispatch of
various pubic and private business.

CRAND JURY OF LONDON.

Mr. Gnome presented a memorial from the Grand
Jury of London, relative to their right of visiting the
gaol of Newgate. He stated the various steps which
had peen taken by the Grand Jury for the establish-
ment of the right-
which they claimed; and the legal
proceedings which had bee!' instituted. The memo-
rialists only wished that the right might be ascertained
by this Cow t.
The memorial was then read, and they prayed that
as sulne expenses would be incurred by the removal of
the legal proceeding by e.:tiorari into the Kings
Bench, that .hey might be defrayed by the city.
The memorial was referred to the Committee of
City Lands.
Tilt QUEEN'S VISIT TO ST. PALL'S.
Mr. Fuvrt.t. begged to call the atteutiou of the
Court to a subject that reflected the greatest credit on.
the Corporation of London. lie alluded to her SlR-
jesty's reception at St. Paul's. He moved that the
report of the committee appointed for that purpose
should be received; and that the committee shook'
be empowered to draw on the Treasurer for a sum not
exceeding 1001. the amount, as stated in the report,
of their expenses, which was unanimously agreed to.
ADMISSION 00 SOLDIERS IN THE CITY TO
ESCORT CONVICTS.

Alderman WAMIAAN said, he would take this oppor-
tunity to mention a matter of which was proper doe
Cowl sbonld be informed. The worthy ?alderman then
stated, that he 1121, a paragraph in the Morning
Ilreabl, which mentioned, that in consequence of en
attempt made, to rescue convicts on a lute occasion,
the convicts should be removed from Newgate in future
under a military escort, and that, in consequence of this
suggestion, the convicts bad been so removed the day
'before. lie thought it very extraordinary that ao/-
1 diets should be brought into the city for such a purpose,
apd the Sheriffs know nothing of it ; he therefore
immediately wrote to Mr. Brown, to enquire into the
fact, and be was happy to be able to state that the ac-
cusal was wholly aufintudetl, do such fact having taken

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LONDON:
SATURDAY ETSNINO, MARCH 10, IS2I.

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stop papers arrived this morning of the 10th Fel
ruary, from which we give the following extracts :
E‘traet of a letter from Pernsnilmeo, Dec. 1:
This country is, I believe, about to follow the steps
of the mother country. The people are only waiting
to know whether or not the King will accept the
terms proposed, whicli have reached St. Salvador,
avi sailed for Rte.
EXTRACT OF ANOTHER LETTER OF THE Ern nee. :
Since my last, this place has been all confusion,
owing to the discovery of a plot to murder the governor
and many others, and thereby effect a change of go-
vernment but lie has arrested a great number of
OtheerS as well as individuals, which it is thought
n ill, for the 'present, prevent a change taking place.
This affair has prevented produce coming to market,
and those who hold any will not sell.
A letter from Washinirton states, that the Naval
Gummi ttee have it in contemplation to repot a Bill fox
reducing the Navy to the scale of peace establishment.
Appearances at this time by no means warrant any
anemia' reduction of our naval strength. With the
depredating squadron of Lord Cochrane to contend
n ith, and the prospect of wars in Europe, we certainly
think Congress ought to proceed with great deli-
beration. •

Paris papers of die 6th and 7th have arrived this
nierning.
They contain a circumstantial detail of the proceed-
in; s in the Parliament extraordinary of Naples. on the 13
11, and 15th alt. By a decree passed on the 15th,
the deputies have declared that they could not accept of
the propositions of Austria. Russia. and Prussia ; and
that they would defend the liberties of the Neapolitan
nation by force of arms : they hate also declared, lit,
the King to be in a state of coercion (di cossione)--
2ed, that they will not internseddle with the internal
government of any other State, but will grant an
asylum to all foreigners banished os account of their
liberal opinions. 3rd. that they will never epueludei
a peste so long as a foreign pow shall occupy their

territory.
The several Gaeta's. is Chief have gained !fail
city se repair to their respectiveposts. It h partly
oralettated *as the lieapalitaiw will act as the

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