The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

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ed hep•planters of Farnham. in Surrey,
native town) save invited bin to dine
today.

otitis' at ten o'clock, his Majesty left
tiling carriage for Kew, where Isis
he day.
Ir. rinse's'', the Extra Messenger, ar-
ida despatches fro. Vienna.
'view of Cavalry, which was to have
y, on Hounslow Heath, o tr readers will
ieral Orders," inserted in another part
astponed till Saturday neat.

Ihe admission of Roman Catholic Peers
Hons. of Parliament. it is expected,
. The majority against it is calculated
lad by others at SO. At the head of
stood. is his Royal Highness the Duke
King himself is said to be (Atoneable

been received from Lisbon, which coop
portent intelligence of a conspiracy
rased there, to overthrow tbe Coned-
, bat which was detected sufficiently
it the ill consequences which might
attended it. It appears that the first
the Government, on being made ac-
he plot, was to lisle a deeree fur the
• Habeas Corpus Act, which bas been
ire the adoption of the Constitetiona;
led to the arrest of 26 per Jone
riees mention, that twentpeight per-
m op, who wete said to be implicated
icy. All these individuals were ex-
y, six of whom it was determined should
sent out of the kingdom. It is under-
ne of them were persona of aily COO-

A►att 29.—Mr. Polities. the Rag-
left tLis city yesterday morning on his

Ile it is expected will return very
te; be declined an imitation to a ball
I mark of respect from the chinas of
himself and lady. previous to his quit-
If the report be co bat new io-
►ten received from his government,
commercial difficulties, perhaps his re-
ly be prolonged.
Andasgs. the Spanish Minister, we
at Philadelphia for advice. from his

the House of Representatives, the Corr
and Means made a report en the fiscal
s Government. It estimates that the
e present year will be adequate to the
sdirue ; and will leave in the Tres-
id of the year. a surplus of 713,548
ards of 160,0001. sterling.

Mar 4.—Tbe question of South Ame-
ruse was discussed in the Seoste on the
n an amendment, reported by the Corn.
.iga Relations. for Increasing the sum
I in carrying the a easore int* effect
pOO. dollars to 110.000,000. was pegs-
sr amendment. providing theta() enamor
ro from the Treasury until the President
led the proceeding would not intercept
elation of the United States. was also
Cher amendments shared the same fate;
ions were urged to the principle of
;lc was finally ordered to be read

Brisbane and family arrived on the 7th
t Sydney, New South Wales. foyer.
e had taken his passage for Europe in
which was to sail early in J y.

te, Crabtree, with 159 male convicts;
ilird, with 102 female convicts, 29
rre women, and 36 children ; and she
,rd, O'Brien, with 2.24 male convicts,
art•town, Van Dieman's Land, in De-

ion from the London Missionary So-
utlt Islands, with additional ads-
out in the Tuscan in May last, arrived
sprite on the 27th of September, after
f 4 months and nine days.

:a.—An American paper has the follow-
:—" We hare before us a letter from
ired New York, in which he mentions
dim the character of Captain &Thant
31onday next. Anxious to see a
nilier.ce again, and to take a public
liis intention to visit this city, and give
Hags and recitations, on Monday even-
He will sail for England on the 16th
&Ott, Gazette.)
rotion.d Company's ships arrived at the
▪ : hal , the 2tith of February;
e, the lit of March; Thomas Coutts' the
David Scutt, the 12th ditto. The Earl
ceded on ber voyage to lmlis on the loth
the Thomas Coutts on the 17th. The
e and the Sir David Scott, were to follow

I he Mactiorten, also outward-bound, ar-
hlia on the 23d of March.
t'ourt of Directors was held at the East
hen the foiloo ingeotnmanders took leave
revions to departing for their respective
iz. ',Apt. George Mason, of the ship War-
Capt. Willi= Adamson, of the Winehel-
. Samuel Lyde, of the Dorsetshire—to

nun Mum—This celebrated mansion is
to be levelled with the earth. It is already
pidated„ several of the doors bring partly
?aper hangings almost removed, and many
a rnmpl,tely broken. It presents a woe-
', the several portions of the buildings be-
d in lots fur sale, preparatory to the Man-
aril or Craven Theatre, the " Doric Tem-
es, &c , being disposed of as " tnilding
trandenburgh-lionse, from the celebrity of
litant, has been visited by immense num;
! anxious to gratify their curiosity. No
hins on the premises, except a few chairs
I .otne paintings of the Asquith family.—
I, of the lair queen, the hatchnsent, bear-
h, Hanoverian, and Brunswick arms, was
e large nindow in the long room on the
!nce Ler Majesty was accustomed to bow
who were wont to appear there, accost-
ddresses carried thither; but on Sunday
covered within Hammersmith church, di-
. pew occupied by the Clarets. when her
led that church. As Brandeabtargh house
down, it could no longer remain in its
ton.