The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-26 00:00:00

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LONDON:

WitONISDAY IVINIRO. /DNS 2S, 1822.
STOCK EXCHANGE, EXCHANGE, 7YPELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols closed at 1311, but is cousequoce of tome
Stock being brought to Market they lowered to lilfi,
for the Aramaic, at which price they remain. Reduced
at 801.
It appears that a goad deal of the Chile Stock has
been brought to Market withia thee. few days sad
Spanish Bads are rather heavy this worming' aid;
little badness dolog.
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. * INTELLIOIiNCE FROM CHINA,
•:.• • • MOCIIVED AT LLOYD'S THIS MORNING.
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...-,' ,- %; MISIOLrIIII AGENTS WO LLOVIes AT LYMISI•TON.
. • ' 1' • 'l/41 raitinniost Jima 25.—Tbe Porter of the Maur-
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ognhatei;CliftleitliamteraisadaGoy trelinkirgame4Cl4l6:t.ilassayid'slesesftlisitpBathTMoPale.adai Feriaboiraloantliaboillas:drld:
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-• • , the Topknot° sea the men who were wounded, and h
was judged iron this circumstance, that the late diger-
' " otters would Won be amicably settled. The Company's
. - ship Rent bad about two-thlrde of her loadlag on
. '.. ; *" board. &ad would sail as aeon as aconseanalcaden should
he received (rove Pekin.
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Pail. papsts to the 24th instaat bring details of the
aspetaileled barbarity of the Turks towards the as-
breasts natives of Scio.—Accounts from Porpigaa
and other places on the Spanish frontier. Rate 'that
the Fatah military and civil authorities, act with
'rianism and good [skit in preventing the paint a
arms from France law Spain by the Spanish Rollagea.
The Preach Chamber of Deputies had a Public Sit-
lag oa Saturday last, but the whole was Odieateff to
haring Reports and Petitions: . .
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New York papers have beet received to tito 146
ult. but they costal* ea intelligence of impala**.
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t We have the pleasure to announa that Mr. James
Cobb/his arrived at Liverpool, after a very short and
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*PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
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: . Is the Lords, last night, the Irmo.. Bill was
read &mead time; that le-to say, the ROI for farming
. , was. if possible, the Military and Naval Sitifiney Pen-
--- slam We *heaved epee this Bill. whop it was be., ,
.• fere the Cameos, ; and we certainly perceive sodas(
of novelty is tits debate A the fords.
~ Leanne-
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. .....„--g,„"inowiner. teak eceesteek was, - t
-• the Slaking Food, aid seemed, If we
elf whisk re us by no mass sure, to take to himself
the honour of beteg the Papa of the present Slaking
Fas 4: and. igttbas ha really the ease. all we have to
say's. as thiltibeerally As ray, to a happy father.
moat: fop, 'my 'Ord ! pad Kura said that he
viola to kesw, if be cook possibly shale the in-
:'. famstlen. 'Whether ihete tally was a Sisitiog Fend,
or not. flit ...iitlaltill *ay aimless his wishes t bet
.. . 110,.. 01! NO Mystery he explaisad till ithe whole of
• •"--- itething be swept by the 'board. It came out incl-
• dually from Lord Livaaroa, that it was at the ia-
voodoo of the Ministers to propose a renewal qf the
Bonk Mertes, dnriog tAo present Session..
la the Haas of Commoss. Mr. Hossonsa present-
ed a petition from the relations of a man named Wit,
• I.IAM Semler Sums, aid this might be a cassias to
isseibil parents set to give great sgmes to their chil-
dren. Thendtalrers of painting. sew aid thew
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their sons' "Mica/*.. A treet.o !" The lase at
this sort that have isms under my observation, cep
feisty do not tell se eaceerage the whimsical prat-
tics, which genera; arises from enthusiasm and re-
sults la mortification. WILLIAM SHINDY SMITH, is
• is Botany Bay, traasportod for life, for highway rob-
-Crary! It does, however, appaar that there was no di-
reit evidence against him. It appears that it iris sot
be that easmitted the robbery; bat it also appears
that ha was In the company of those who did commit
it. Mr. Peat, observed that the jury had beta sada-
fwd. the Recoaona had been satisfied. and so bad the
' superior Jolson who reviewed the daisies. Yet Mr.
Pact. did, we thia/t; sees to admit thin there
groatsionliik.aftei baring heard all the rillittjedicial
,geiresionlidosts thee had been mad*. The petition was
-.`Vecri.ed and ordered to be printed ; and we most sio-
cetely wish that ft may lead to the eetarearipted
person transports& ; borate, if 'bailie it, ' '
.he uscht to ;Eve the heath of those doithasi=
•beeaup, it is better that tea guilty
'that one isascent should seer. We . - this
Min this subject without ex-pressing our impels*
at the concluding observation of • Na. Ifilll
Nova. who said, that his object, is premed*.
. tile petition, was sot to institute soy proeol4-
ing 'on it is Porlionsest, but to induce Mr. Peet. ti .a-
new his inquiry Into the facts. This is a pray
of use to make of the Parliament. The Polities
_ and mast pray, for the House to &something; so .'''''
here is a sham; for the Hos. Member declares Olathe
wants the Hotr to do nothing. As long as the
House of Commons is made use of for purposes like
this, so loog will it be thought of as it is noW
thought of. Things must be out of joist.
when, in order to induce a Minister. who is oil;
viously a most diligent man, to do his duty, pelt.
tioos are presented praying' the House to do limn;
thing, while the very persons presenting them &glib
they have no each object. As to the matter of the
made*, nothing of polities appears to bare been es
cribabie to any of the parties; and. therefore, we
thisk, with all due deference to Mr. Hanover, that
it wooed have boss better to leave Mr. &DUST SMITH,
to the effects of a very ?leis and perfectly true state-
ment lodged li the haste of Mr. Pan. .By the
dressing up of a querellous and rather ctimiratory

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