The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-25 00:00:00

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of UNISIIIOOII as the Corn Laws (where it is proved to I THE Collo:V.17W N.
them, by the most elieeeeltliewthie "On", that —asp—
I Preparations for the Coronation have now corn.
though their rentals had, in the year Isl.', trent ' woe's, within Westrtsinster-hall. Arrangements are
nominally doubled, yet theft rents had diathaAlied „r in • tooki to sit .1 magnificent chandeliers front the
ms/ value, whilst at the same time the taxes had in-. roof; used ore satttrilar next the 61'114160v at the
creased voint-rut-u) in .y now make WHO. iropressiou exteenittv of the Hot, in whi..h the court, of chim.ery
on their recurerNl understandings; anal, if they hire , and Kini's Deitch are 'with will be ultra down, to
sufficiently robbed olf the tiles from their eyes, they I afford atiditionil spare fur the ceremony. It i.: taped
issue perhaps he ahle to rat their approdrbiug frit All i
two. in the re-eonstruaiun of these Courts. enure at-
ilte authorises! and newly puldished rounnunicatto‘ns i
to the Marti of Agriculture.trillion will he paid to the aceomniodati 111 l of suitors
on the state of tne.: and the public. The Court of king's licliLls will sit
Lauded anal Aericultrotal Interests, au.l its the pages item Teem in sericanis. Intl.

itf Mr. Ileathfirld.

But it may be said. that the ryes of these Country
fielatletnen, whose meeting bn been announced. are
only yet partially opened a—opened only to some fain;
ilkcerninent of what they may consider thou, own per-
Solari interests; and Opened Sufficiently only to desire
a return of high price& and high teats, that they way
he able to pay high taxes: and their " fu.•therrnce of
the .iteress of the Agricultural Petition!" way meats
now l•orn Laws. protecting allutie.:, and dearer bread.
If so (long :14 may have been already their " state
of repose“), let them "skep mad take tkrir rod :"
hut let. thew r. member also. that when the)• are next
• awakened, it will be to a day arjath,,,hrid

ANAGRAM.
II 1.)11 tresspoxe what ladies wear.
-"Twill plaint) sitew whnt harlots are:
t.gain. ii von traliqpnse the same.
Mill see an ancient Hebrew name:
Claude it again. and it will shew
Wliat ail on earth desire to do i
Tratfispose the letters !,et once more.
'What bad men do. you'll then exp:ote.
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A fANCASIIIRF: PUN.
flit Is DOLT. more the pit..,
%% wild tam lie thou Plat witty.
Thim,ilt Dirk is at lie:t but a drone,
Who thiiiis it no sin
To MOO ;okra from Tisi Uats.•
01/..101: Ilittra. and call them his own.
, One dm. in Dem'. e.tr.
ApA friend..
mho sat !mar,
i,. tithing, smart in h half-w Lisper spo'.e •
, Thct Mani Ms Mend's jest.
It But wax jeer'd by the rest,
% P swore 'twat no IMPROMPTL j..ke.
ifit appeal'il to the eltair,
.ch condnet was fair.
Atelli j ke %Os most rerlainlv new ;
% ho. the matter to mend. .
Liiktis'd at DICK. then his friend.
,replied. •• Yes; it 4Oa II.M ritourt tot.."
succirptior <A the immortal Joe Miller.
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Prato a Liverpool p,r reeeivell this manioc
.APT. cO.ATINUE L L prat IBT DAT OF Jt LT. 1'4•22.
• rut rVIIIMITTING trot r OW WOOL Mold
DDITII.III ILAATAIIO4 174 AIIFILICA.

A` Whereas an Act was made in the lath vear of the re:An
his present Majesty. entitled •An Art fO permit. moil time
day of March. ISHII. the exportation. to she United
Kingdom. of wool from the British Plantations in America :'
whirls sad Art was continued, by tui Art of the 40:1i tear of
the reign of his present Majesty. until tlim••lsth day of Marsh.
ISM and which is near expiring. and llt to he continued.
Be it further enacted. ht the King's must eseelleut Majesty.
by and with the advice and consent of the Lords spiritual
Slid temporal. and tommons in this presrMt Parliament as-
sembled. and Icy the authority of the same, that the said Act
shell he, nod the same is hereby, continued from the said Imlth
day of March. 1t419, until the Po day of July • ifsl3.
.• Plantations in America. March 31. MO."
Extract of a letter f New Providence, slated Feb.
15 On Wednesday last Mr. John Symonett ar-
Tired here from Amine; Island, helm ing with him a
person who calls himself Reynolds; Ilrhilir. It ap-
pears that this mall, with fire others, Arrived at Andros
Island in a hoot, stating themselves to be the crew of
an American vessel wrecked on the Isaar rock:: but
thrones other circumstances which occurred, induced
his to suspect that Melville was oime of the crew of a
piratical ve.“el capturi..l lately at tirern Key, which
proved to he the case, for after their bring examined
at the Police-otfice, Melville acknowledged to have
been on board the Jenne Creole, but only as passen-
ger, carrying dispatches Irons liefteral Lontr, of Texas.
to Sir O. M'Orrgor. Itelville appears to be a shrewd
wed inlelikerll 111311 I be ahu stares he ha.: a commis-
sion frnot some of the South American States. After
this derlar.mtion he W;ls euumwittrd t.. pa56,)11.-
COPI:SIIAtitN, MAT 13.--1 n the cane which has been
Ow wwe time before the Criminal Courts, relative to the
forgery of Bank-notes, no less than :IS persons were
hromriit to trial, of whom eleven were mottle 1111 l eti to
death, and The others to different prrioill of imprison-
ment. His Majesty has, however, graciously *rm•mitted
the p •nalty of death, and commuted it into hard labour
in the •linnsittif l'utrection. The punishment -Of the
cr!.errriminate tar ititeeise beat morterwed.
An itunanally great rptatitity of business now atands
fur ilisett:ion in time House of Commons. There is
scarcely a day, tp to the Itlth of July next, fur which
some very important matter is not fixed. It would
Rem that the Session is expected to close about the
CIA of that month. The following; is the arrangement
of notice% fur mom ill anti orders of the slay :
Lord A. Ilatnilion's motion fur papers respecting the Re-
presentation of !Scotland. this day.
Itisulti•nt Debtors' Rill. second reacting. to-mnitow.
Lord Milton's motion fm.r kale to bring its a Bill to repeal
the Foreign Wool Tax, ditto.
Lord J. Russell's motion relative to Parra. Monday nest.

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The :loyal I'k It is walked to I* in readiness to I
sail from Deptford to Calais, to bring over to Dotter
their Royal Meknes.' the Dukes and Duette:. es of:
Cumberland anti Cambridge, who mill Le present at
the Coronatiumi
11-t v "SO e. N'Ar 44.—i-Vesterday his Ma;ecty remain- I
ed upti or& of an buns at Eton College. Vie hint
then remounted his horse, accompanied Ire Sir Benja-
min Illotonfiehl sod General Sir W. lieppei. 'I he
spectators then teree three times three distinct peals t.t
itrerralss. When the Salt-hearers stopped his Majesty I
on the and demanded their Salt, the
King was higlily pleased with their accomplished
alti in the purse which was put into the hag.
his Majesty's ilantriblition was discovered to be a lOW.
intuit-note; a most gracious present front a. Mute
to a young titan just entering Cambridge CEllege front
th' foundation of Eton.—Mr. Wilder, the son of
John Wilder. Csq., of Purley-hall, was fortunate to
get the distinction of Captain of the •1/4,,b0t. 'the ( 11.
le. ti.ot of the Salt hearers and Servitors amottuted to
I 191.. a son, uoprecedetsteti at lay preceding Mow/ern.
The last collection nal 91/0/. 'lids fund the young
gentlemen obtain to sectlre their establishment at Cpl.
leg:. After leaving. the Cullege. his :Majesty rode on!
horseback through Eton and Windsot, and proceedei
to the Long-walk in insulter park, where he alightedil
anti enteripg, his travelling caLrifge,lrkieh was iowait,
intr. rolOrtsesi to his cottage. lie lawn was clarsaggit
With company to excess. lid!: afternoon. his ,%1111JeAty
left the Cottage. in Windsor Great-park, for Cachou-
',tie King is expected to retort' to rise Cottage
next week, and reside there during Ascot Maces.
1.';.1040 If °ANUS Co tro.tartox.—The half-yearly
pnidie examination of the children in the two schools
Of this Corporation took place on Alonday last, at the
School-house, St. John's Wood.
Ortee the Arcithislin? of Canterbory presided on the
occasion there were also present the Bishops of Ely.
Exeter, LiantlAtf, anti Salisbury. Cords lienyou and
Ur Dultstanville, and a nonserous aszetublage of ladies
The chilth • went

Lord Castlereagh** ,Theis Hill. ditto. and !gentlemen of distinction --The el _ern
Mr. li. number's motion fur a Committee on Acrieultural thr„ogh, „en. part of their examination with the
Dietress. Tuesday next. grs.!:e.t preciseness and accuracy, highly to the satis-
air. Lewiston's motion 01 the present cute of the Rawl.- .
irritation of the People in Fneland. nth June. [swim' of hi 4 tiraee and all present. who expressed
Sir Francis Burdett motion respeseing the Nlanchester their approbation in the most unitialified terms.
Meeting of the ISM kogust. for an, June. All important eircumetaace took place at Stockholm
Mr. lioblionse's motion retarding the assumed power of . .
The King's Chancellor of .lustier.lustier
penietiment for pnblisMng proceedings in Courts am Jostles., " 01" ..I lust.
„
011Z11t it hi-s laity to prefer an scion against the
for I Fth June.
We have been given to undertow, I that a warm and whole Board of War: The ground of his action is,
pointed conversation took place, a few evenings liner, Out the Board. without any just came, had dissolved
at Brookes's, between a distinguished Member of the a contract, legally pad*, fur cast-irqii goods, to the
Opposition and a Noble Peer, the remit of which I prejudice of the contractor: a proceeding which, as
tended to confirm the report that the !Lin. Contleman the Chancellor most justly expresses himself, betrays a
to. purposes, at no great interval, to take his ; want of regard forth rights of individuals, and an in-
seat on the Ministerial side all the 11410;14'. clination to arbitrary proceeding.
IThe Rank proseentions arc increasing to a frightful I The King of Sweden has consented that the ships
extent. At the April Sessions there tvere more than !of the United States of North America, laden with the
forty persons under capi al charges, and although a i natural produce or manufactures of the West Indies,
fortnight's interval only has elapsed, the nitmlim. at the shall come to Stockholm without paving higher duties
present Sessions is taprorty! Doubtless a careful discri- I than Sweilisltvessels but upon condition that Swedish
I minatioa in exercised somewhere in the selection of the vessels, laden with the produce or manufactures of the
victims to the paper syStittl: still it happens, unfortu- I countries un the Baltic, shall enter the ports of the
!lately for the effect intended to be produced by these i l'aiiteti States without paying higher ditties than Awe-
: periodical scenes of blond, that the r-eater part of the rican vessels.
an ferers are remarkable fur their youth. At the last t SAMAR'S 11'KLLS.—This elegant little Theatre is
B oak execution, two lads were hanged, whose fate es- i fast increasing in popularity, under the spiiited Ina-
ei•ed universal pity. not umoingleti with an abboirehre nagrinent of Mr. !lowans, PAYNE. The new Pinto.
lof a punishment so infinitely disproportion's' to the j mime of The Yellow- Dwarf; or, Harlequin Whig uj
moral guilt of the criminals, especially when they have l Mr Golden Moro, is tl.e mist attractive we ever re-
! not arrived at mature manhood. Neither of them were I member since the time of the immortal Mae, Goalie :
twenty. On several occasions lately, espital caustic- it is, we perceive, the production of Mr. C.-WE/41'MA.-
11 dons have taken place on the evident:. of brothel i COTT, the author of Goody Thu Shuts, and promises'
! ketpors. Surely it is not necessary to protect the gains to be. if pOssible,lllote successful. You, g 00:311.41.111,
of inch persons by the Infliction of death upon youths, his Father (comic Joe) BAkNrA, as Pontalooo ; Miss,
who, seduced into these houses, pay their extortionate VA/.1.413rEf. as Colortabine ; anal OCIRINT, as Hark-
charges by forged notes, anal then are dragged to de- vile, exerted themselves very successfully. 'I here is
1 struction by their seducers! A capital conviction, a great timber of very splendid and excelleut trans-,
where the prisoner did not exceed IS, took place on formations, and the scenery is particularly beautiful.
Monday under these circumstances t and it is stated, The petition presented to the House of Cennuons
that then are other cases of a like nature to be isselodest I against the return for the borongia of etwAsiey, has
in the next Recorder's report. (iOO4l WO of all parties ; arisen from the accidental discovery of a charter for
should cordially unite to pia so end to scrums which j that horotigls, the existence of which !as a secret that
are perpetually recurring, alike disgraceful to le as hail, until lately, been faithfully preserved.
Christians, and aillietite to the feelings of humility. Lord Norbury recently visaed the new post dim
Yesteiday morning the Princess Augusta task as Dublin, and complimented some of the inmates drat
airing to Kew. the stile of their apartments. He was told that the si-
• The Princess Sophia rode out in her Royal High- tnation would be comfortable enough were jit,not
bI
iseatili spare carriage. and visited the Drirbess of Mau- • the noise of a " certain description of females," Wimp
cotter, and afterwartlie prior-ceded to the King's l'a- : made the moat hisleogs Wear all night !To which
how at Kensington, on a visit to the Dusthess of Ont. ' his Lordship replied. " This is mat at all to he Won.:
Yesterday was the first anniversary of the Maritime tiered at. tot peevetitedi we they are only waking for
A't•sandrittal birth-day. 'tie 'karts"