The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-22 00:00:00

TEM; STATESMAN.

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dm Chasse. 21—Aganst it. 26—Majority against the '
Claw, 5.
On the Clause regulating the admission of Mishap
if Religion into Prisons for the benefit of prisoners.
conversation took place between Dr. Lysol NOTON, Mr.
Secretary Psis. sad other Members. when it was at
len(th agreed that the clause shoeld he so modified
to allow all Ministen of religfise to have unrestricted
amen to prisoners under sentence of death.
O. 'clause for allowing religious instruction different
from that of the Chp.reb of England, to be given gene-
rally to the prisoners; • naatar the infection of the Ma-
gistrates, with thercomeent of. the Chaplain.
Mr. Alderman WOOD snored- as an amendment to
stigma* with the consent of the Chaplain.
The amendment was supported by Mr. Ni. A. Taylor,
and opposed by Mr. Coertenay sniffs's.. Secretary Peel.
A division took place, when there apeued—Por the
Amendment, 54—Against it, 55—Majority against the
Aaostimest, I.
The clause was then agreed to without a division.
On the clause for empowering Courts of Justice to
sentence offenders to birdiabone, „
Mr. BENNET said, that persons retracted of pon-
tical aflame (libel for instance) should be accepted from
its operatton,
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR concurred tattle eptition of the
last Speaker. and the clause was then withdvawn.
On the clause aathorising the emplornest of prisoners
before their trial.
Mr. HOLPORD moved as ausendinests rendering
the eosseat of sack views, soceesary to their am-
P 6Pt•
Mr. &seven the smesdasest, sad Mr. Stg-
TOSSZILL It.
The was Vaal to without a division.
The other classes were them agreed to ; the Moose re-
amed, sad tie Report was ordered to be received on
Wednesday neat.
)Ir. OOULBURN moved the order of the day for the
eonswittal ottie Irish Constables Bill.
* 11e. °PAMIR LAMB opposed the Bill on the ground
of the /ammo of the boar. and' moved that the House
. should adjourn. -
A coaversation followed, at the close of which Mr.
floutacias emanated to poitnone the Bill to Monday
neat.
Mr. BROLTOHAII (we believe) postponed esti, Mon-
day le'anight his Motion respecting the intleence.of the
Crowe.
The House westinto a Committee of Supply and voted
100,0001. for employiag the Poor in Ireland.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of,
and at Two o'Cleek this Morning the House Adjourned.

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oration's! the morels'sg of troops fir tho Coriat sit
Seats. It is stated, that the assemblisg of these (ones
oo the Spanish frostier*, is to prevent the rerolodoO
ary,priseipies of the Spaniards front infusing the..
seises i•te the South of Fraser.

AI

The Paris papers to the 20th ban arrived, bqt their
°Meats are not of much importance. • It would ap-
jeer that the remonstrances of the Spanish 0
mat bare had some effect upon that of France. The
emigrants and routed banditti, who lied from Spats to,
Davao', have received orders to retire to a greater
lace from the frontier; and fifteen or cistern eases,
sin gas in each, which were to pass on men's backs
into Spain—for whose use is obvious, have been seised
by the French Cestom•honse officers sear Imams.
Ott the other band, the French Government appears
$v sake precsstions for its own security. The ford&
alias of Perpignan, which is Dot situated tar
km die Spanish trader', are phi to bei
Fairies with great rapidity. The Chambers have
cent yet had any public Sittings, as the Barnes
bays not finished their riantioatioa of the different
articles of the Budget. The Ceastitatiersael and tit
lemma! des Debate assert that all the individuals
tried at Nantes for a conspiracy to excite an lomat-
Bon, bad been misfiled. The lituotidienne. Is a
Mind of second edition, published at dives o'clock at
~ig•t.t"
bt gives the following Intelligente, which if core
-" "'"
test, is ofoom interest. " We receive at this moment
attain information that G I Bertha, and two is-
divided' in hie suite, have been serviced in a farm I.
the neighbourhood of Samar, where they lay con-
coaled. 'lley.isave been led; accompanied by a strong
escort, to the prison of the Citadel." As ail menisci
Isad for some time agreed in representing that Clean]
Bertha was residing is Spate, the oaly mode of re-
coming. time two assertions, is to suppose, that false
hopes of succeeding in a, second attempt bad induced
•
him to retorts to France, and thus to throw himself
loco the arms of his enemies.
. Faacn FUNDS, June 19.—Flve per cent. Calais
•opened at 9W. bSe.; closed at 411/:; Bank Stock,
,1627 f. 50c.
Exchange on London, one month, 25/ 50c.; three
miontlas, 25f. 30c.

The House of Lantos, last night, the Bill for al-
lowing Reiman Catholic Peers to sit and vote in that
assettifilp experienced the fate that maciaticipatml.—
• The motion for its woad tooling was moved by the
Dike of PORtLAND, and supported by Loreto gam xt,
HAZY, HalaN‘lLLa MI HOLLAND, and strenionsly op-
_ ,
roma ivy LAM L.OLCHESTIR and Hain/MALE, and
especially by the LORD ettAncaLion. On the goer
ties being pet, the numbers were, for the second read-
ing 129—against it.l7 ; saahsrity for rejecting it 42.
I. the Henseefeommunes Mr. Waxi.scn abandoned
tb Werelmising Bill for the present Session. In

stating his intention, be said, that there was mach ■is-
apprehension oat of doors respecting t►e measure. bat
Mat ►is sentiments as to its policy remained unchanged.
lie, however, withdrew the Bill. " is consequence of
he advanced period of the Session," adding, that be
.bonld certainly bring it forward early in the sassing
Session of Parliament. A variety of other business
occupied the House till two o'clock this morning.
Among the measures of most loured was the Prison
Law Consolidation Bill, and that respecting Irish
Constables. Is both the* Bills alterations of import
sacs bare been introduced._

We omitted to notice the siogniar tars which the
proceedings took in the House of COMMONS, on
Wednesday last, os the question of the Irish Tythes.
Mr. DALT. the Member for Galway, having caseated,
ma the suggestion of Mr. GOOLIBUIN, to withdraw his
poetised motion, to pledge Parliament to take the
abject pato consideration early neat Session. Mr.
Huss Instantly rose and moved the few resolution.
Sir J. Newport moved, as as amendment, " that the
House should pledge itself to take the subject of tithes
into their consideration earlyia the next Session, with
a view to substitute a mode of providing for the ss•
tablisbed March differeat from the present vexations
sad injurious system. Mr. Hoes withdrew his mottos;
bet Sir Joey Nes/roar malaise, is his, a division
took place, when it was negatived by a majority of
72 to 65. The majority may Imre, he fairly takes is
a minority. The Majority was yeast but amoag
the tweatytwo that voted against the Asseadmeat,
how many were there of PICACOMEN. Panstosame,
Somerton:ars, and Tax•naysss of various deserijo.,
hoes ? The qaestion may be answered very satisfita.l
syrup for the Friends of Reform ; and we bogie•
to hope that Irish Tidies, is their present form, we
sot survive another Session of Parliament. The ea
eurrence we have just noticed, is the more important,
because- the House was takes, in this lartasee, by
surpribe ; and wee thrown, as it were, ape thousand
feslittg sad bias. The suddenness of Mr. Homes
and Sir J. NIMPOIT'II Motions deranged, le great
parr, the tactics of Ministers ; and all but the
Placenta, hr. were, for a moment, free. Bat
there is mother topic which these proceed-
ings present to our consideration. They tend
greatly to streagiles our foriaer observation
respecting the dispositita of Dinnevata towards

mint, indulge Is that thought. Bat political
grievances went not the results for whi4. they larviy
rose, and plundered, and essrdered. They Arm piled
on, by the extremity of distress. The *farms Artie
one great ranee of this distant.' "lh'ellitt:peasont has
not a stock of Potatoes saMeisnit" Is liff kissed!.
and his wife and children
in this desperate condition,
and takes away the tenth of hie
is not the whole of the injury.
Catholic; sad does sot want the
of
the Pontos, who take! his
of that instruction. He cannot
ties. The PARSON knows that I
gave biro the Living knows that
meat knows it.. Can therd
beyond Alla INFIDELS would
such a pitch of wrong u this.
do it—Csurrs Ana can defend
will Christians be prevailed on,
well may there be °strata, '
any thing that is mosetteu,
the most patient by nature,
set have patiently bores the
wive; and why should a hey
hesest people be .eriputed to
pirated ? What effects can
those in the House of Commons,
ties, be expected to have !
them ; and if we could do so, se dare nut setter oar
thoughts. And be it remembered by the [fosse of
Commoner and remembered by Ministers, that oast of
the promises held out, at the (slew, by 11r. PITT in
this country, and by Lord Corroatizoos in Irelaad,
was, that a .commatation of Tythes should take pl.tee
immediately on the passing of Hai (;lion Ad. Have
the Irish forgotten that!

The Emperor of Russia left Petersbarg on the
26th ult. for Wiles, where, after ranaleiou a few
days, he will, it is said, sot out for a foreigo Coate.
The King of Denmark was invested witie,tite Order
of the Darter by Sir George Nayler, on the 10th alt.
A meeting of the Bankers was bold yesterday morn-
ing. alma the subject of reducing their rote of discount.
The result has not vet bare made public.
The Itesolotioo of the Bask of Itoollsod tadistonnt
at 4 per cent. is said to have bees carried by a
.majo•
rity of only one voice. On a former discussion when
it came to the vote, it was lost by a majority of only
one. The previous discussion was lung asmitrehemeor,
god thogeesdon was out finny determiatd till past
two o'clock.

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PLAIN DIMLING."

Mr. Peel says be likes plain dealing. The (*Bow-
leg Is as admirable sample of it. " It is froositbs /pi
wick Chronicle." and the obliging correapsoffiles.
who has bad the goodness to send it us, observes, dm*
the author is a gentleman of great respectability. vo•
siding apes his own estate, and was, some years as%
an officer of the army.
"-To THE PRESIDINT AND tiettans OP PHI PITT cu 11"...
0 ,—On my return from the continent. I
"Sad you have dose me the honour to propose me ail
" Vice-President of the Pitt Club. However meek .the
" distinction may batter my feelings, I mast beg ,hew
"to decline it. The deplorable situation of the country'
" proves but too well, that the *yaps of the great Pilot
" wee erroneone.—l am, Orations's, your most obedient
bumble servant,
(Signed) "Joss Oustaos."
Anington-Hall, SOffolk, May 15, 1822."
Short and sweet! This is pain dealing; and
enough of it there will very soon he. Daddy Can-
ning would do well to get of. if be really be going
at all. He is become quite a second Gaffer; sad
most, if he resale, take his place by the side of Gafferl
Gooch. Come, Sir! Where are yeni jests now ? Really
the day is fast coml.( wise, the " revered sad rep
tared °visa* need seemly envy you. Where are l
sow the shouts to the " Pilot that weathered the
storm f"—We long ago suggested the utility of
getting lists of the Impadeet vagaboads, is the seve-
ral counties and towns, who have still the insolence
to most to praise Pitt, though surrounded by the terri-
ble rain that has followed and bowed from his iniquit-
ous and creel systems. „We hope. that this will yet he
I done, that the IMAM of the unfieling monsters may
be remembered. To meet to celebrate the landing of
'the bastard of Normandy, or the Plague in London, or
the Famine le Ireland. would not be a bit more insulting
Ito the Indus, nor bespeak hearts more desperately
wicked. Let us have lisle oftkass, that we may know who
they lON sad remember tbelV. PITT NU the destroying
angel of England. He laid the sure foundation of
ail the misery we now behold. PIRCIVAL and all
that have followed have been bat hie sederworkere ;
the @legator, of his fatal bequests.
The Prises at Priscess Peel Esterbasy are about
to revisit thole skive country almost immediately.—
The Princess wed her young family. it is believed,
will set forward about the middle of next week, sad
his Excellency will follow is the coarse of a fewtiAirs
afterwards, leaving the Coast Colleredo behind Linti
as Charge trifffaires.
Oa Saturday night, a gypsey. Is a state of into:lea-
sloe, fell over the cliff war Black-rock Groyne, Brigh-
ton; but, though very seriously hurt, hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery. The depth to which be fell
was nearly fifty feet. •
Dteruses.—The news from the country is appall-
Suffice it to,
increasing,

more oil-

Slighted
at the
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money
The
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the beeettgb,) the,
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Duct..-0a last. a meeting teak place
is tte field to the tete of the New Barracks, wear
'Praise, between Edw. Church, Req. eldest sea of Dr.
Church, of Oirtsaard, attended by Captain Bowleg,
and Lionteaaat Cot. Weeded by Lieut. Wright, both
of the 39th ray. quartered ia Listowell. when after
tboirst esettaags of *hots (each having been slightly
Laded) the parties quitted the ground without say
danation.-e-(Dre(in Massing Post.)

Saturday (15th lost.) R.bert file:ander, Editor
. Sentinel, and the frosdrzas pertain. of W. M.
iwick, was incarcerate) in the gaol of this city ea
of caption, proceedieg on a decree of the Ms.,
;es of tilespw, for upwards of 1001. sterling. as
utoney•uplifted and Not accounted for by Ale:.
while in the employ of Sir. Borihwick.—.
'Margo. •tlige.)
BICIAMIT.—fit's recent pahlication.we bad the pito-
n., as we them thought, of sanoancing the marriage
the daughter of Captain 11.Namara, of Birehfiehl,
this County, to Lieuteeast John Wilson Pollis,
If-pay of the 40th regiment. This usa!risgs was
ieJ into other newspapers, and by that mesas
reached the eye of a lady residing in Naas, so lees
the wife of the above-mentioned Mr. P.M..—
Poulin iieseopately communicated the circus!
to Mr. 111'Nassare, who issteatly repaired le
, and asterisked the fact eo be correce,--Os Ms.
Tamara's return from Naas, he had Mr. Pollin ism
warded to oar gaol on Wednesday. under the clew
"%la of Toulkieffervie, Esq. for the seiner of bigamy.
is a melancholy. circatestaece. partiroluly we
who, we mime arm.* hosoarible pitsciples
Captain M`Nantara, and tke amiability of his sow din
consolate and heart-broken dasghter.--(ffamis Chro•
aide of Setortday.)
Yeaterday the Winchester, a 60 gun ship, was
lianuebed at Woolwich. Lady Cockburn, supported
ea the 61111 of Sir James. and Mr. Cuoningliant, the
Chief Commissioner, was conducted to the stern of
the ship, followed by a number of ladies and Gentle-
men, where bee Ladyship performed the dace of
ebristesisg. The river was thronged with boats, alt
eke place, during the whole day, presented a scene of
animation and gaiety.
Yesterday morning a very large van, heavily loaited
with baskets of differest kinds of fruit, 6:e. belonging
to Mr. Well., market-gardener of Isleworthf passing
from !Yarling-street along St. Paul's Cherub-card. to
Fleet-market, the-near fore when came off (supposed
from some villa's takiog oat the linch pie.); it ilume•
diateleovertunied, fell ammo the tiotway, and cause
with great force against Mr. Hallock's, surgeon. No.
24, St. Paul's Churchyard. Two women, who were
*mad on the top of the load, were throws off; one 01
them escaped with a few slight bruises, the other was
jammed betwees the baskets and the wall, and taken
oat skockiogly bruised and with one of her arms
broken.

.
//he eVateontan. respecting the orporstron Or MILINISTRIB roweras
la
11111.4001. They will promise Winne of &betel ill - . .
p but we must postpone the details. Suffice i
s " ritie ■itifisß sTitTassat4" if titcompolii.l722 willi " Till say, that la every dltectlos the distress le inerest
- reilitsitAx." tile Gotorsoboot of Ireland 1 101 l they will ages•Plibla mad the fever Is. In.every comity, assuming a more
-,--. c.... T--nine. If any one elm attempts teams onyitsferm,they avian; aspect. The rich, nay the poor of Eng
• * LONDON, will tails it oat of his hands, by aloe* or by force, have awes nobly performed their oiler. What
for the repeat of agroagliog it. Thimatmeocemeit great Lads of the Sol. I have done in Ireland. we
SATllapalt lIIIIIIiii. JUNE Iff. Ufa.
, - • , 7-er-• ...ugh.. _C.-- 'vet to ors.—(Dabho Evening PoW.)
r others, Is sot - a a..
IWO= 111KOKANOZ. posit's' O'CLOCK. 'f.i.':::11111:-fijirZeisie4,111k-diA4 • - . - - :,---.7j•-7, ris,.,b flg- *le Illswkl444lllll‘llwd, ill°
There Is a dead calm It the market: end searcrlya "'""'"' '-': t cession of e member for Lys* tot • title, a van
roof of this. that their modest Who Ilelelt is the enircemetatios of that town, eticurs.
)tar aim doing. In the early part of the moreisg, a P
tythes ? They know. and they have Off wino Won. lobo Walpole. son of the late 541. and 811
/great specalat,r sold, to realise his profit. Cossets
•.• if their purposes) that the late *atm • n Ireloed slid 8' Folk"' a°l4 of the lit° limber °l7/14 .1111114
im-at 'lomat 8161 for Account, and Redeced SOH. f ii . 4. . , - lrish,
thamaadidotee; sad as there has umprbmw no est
• la ato Foreign market tilers is a complete starts- mot
P •rwill P. .8.4" -II tbd for forty yeate.pkving it is respoeted to us to the
but from distress and from the apipreach of starts- littos of she feelfiee Imeressid is the bentsgl)
glen.
—......-- don. Not that there Is not political dlesadafectiou sad town is in 114, lila bailkle--rtho Corpondlop, g
Private le" from Paris this °Mi.& ee Mims disaffection enough in Ireland, Let no or for a mo- roily speaking, eeffewlierildX• Wa.!llohl, album 911
orationing the marching of troops for the Cordon de mint, indulge is that thought. Bat {bar political B. Folk" ialliwiwPolat loodidoW•
Dint..—Os The ast a swede took p
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1 her staiiieg; sail. ::::41
, the Pa emu's, aphis
ii. only Bat A 0. la !
r. The 'to
as
as to a of the
wl
the tell iastrnetioa iethletters
a la parseat istrati
not mein That lnstrac- Ung ,
it ; sad the rattail who ander,
that ; and the Omen- Miff
tbe injaryAted insult, iti. sar"l.!
slid not hive gone to 4,f ow
s. Bat Cat4estass can is this
d the praeti4ileo-.-aor half-pa
o, to forego4t 7—Why! toPied
lasurrecdo4,3lurders, rtie:nhet,
in !reload. , A people M. i
asd by it, coatd ammo
se Inn' thk lAA 118- Bass, I
use, and ha*, tboa 111`Nae
to be cites wards
lai- =Mil
a suell prod a. fru, 1
10119, on the Chen
We dare not Captal