The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-24 00:00:00

notice -of a motion respecting the Liturgy for Fridge
next; and Mr. WE rn alma. moved for certain pigpen
relative to that subject, which being deemed infortual,the
previous question was moved sad tarried by a majority
of 260 to 169. Lord CAsvutna ton however, alleged
that he objected not to the minimd informative,
but to the motion being made ►yithout pieviuus notice.
In consequence of this Mr. WETHERELL gave uutirt
of a motion on the subject for this day.

A requisition for a County Meeting in Surrey, to
address both norms of Parliament un the same sub.
jects, is also in course of signature.
Since the statement that the Queen had concluded
a treaty for Marlborough-house, Pall-usall, it is re,
ported, says The Tinges, that Governsuent wean
offer her Majesty Harcourt-house, in Caveuairha
square—an almost regal residence, les doubt : but
why not give her one of the vacant palaces
baps it is meant to assign Kew-house, also to her aa,
jute, as a 'country residence.
Dispatches, it is said, were received on Monday
from the King of Prus-ia, stating that his Majesty
does not mean to proceed to the meeting of Sovereigns
at Laybach, the popular feeling iu las own country re.
spiting his personal presence.
The King yesterday, upon the whole, was well
ceived, but hissings and cries of •,the Queen" assail-
ed his ears occasionally, both in going aid returning.
The House of Peers was crowded chiefly with lathe's.
There was a great -many foreigners present, autos;
who was the Conntess Oldi.
The American Papers last arrived bring arcounis
that the allowance to Members to Congress is to he
lowered. 'I hey arc in futu.e to be allowed only sit
dollars a day for expetaces. The knowledge of this
regulation must of course stimulate the Members of
our It'Cislative body, to rival the Members of. Congress
in disinterestedness and self denial.
The Addressers have been beaten by anticipation
in Galway. A Requisition was gotten up, which
bore the signatures of the Archbishop of 'fuel, •
Mr. Martin, one of the Members fur the County.
and several other Gentlemen of diatinction and in-
fluence. But neither their influence nor their dis-
tinction was sufficient to move the County. When
the Requisition got wind, the voice of the C,tanty
clare:l against its 4 x:ediency. Mr. St. tirurge,
of Tyrone, an independent Hentleman of great
property, exoresed his intention of opp.e.ing it.
Sir Joists Burke, of Marble-Hill, also Oct:Lived that
he was adverse to any mcyement in the county
this period, and we believe that Lord Cksidirock signi-
fied a similar intention. The thing was not to be ha.
zanied under such circumstances, and the Requisition
was not to be presented.---( Ertwisre Po.d.)
IIKETINti AT TUC MAYSION-1101:11E.—The gates of the,
avenues leading to the Egyptian-Hall were kept canard
to-day till twelve o'clo.:k, and- nu strangers- whatever
were allowed to enter previous to the commencement of
business. Up to the latest period at which we can r
ceive intelligence, the Hall was crowded to excess with
highly res:sectable personages; hnt the hnsiness of the
day bad not proceeded to that stage at which we cosh
communicate any thing material to the public.
At a Meeting of the inhabitants of ()mistiming, reed
by the Warden, and held on Saturday last, a Peri/ion is
the House of Commons to cause the name of her Alttjes- '
ty to be restored in Rae Liturgy.ansl to invest her Ma.
jc'ty with all her rights and dignities, and also rayine
for a reform in the reprerstitation of the people, was atm-
nionously adopted, and will br peen-steel by Mr. Beni-
son, one of the county Members, on Tuesdnyane
It is reported that a Clergyman, not, fir from Ile.
niton, famous for Isis ultra-loyalty, in reading over
the Psalms, proper fur the :11Ith or :fist of the
month, stumbled upon a Radical ides of David's,
who had not arrived at the sweeping and unquali-
fied conclusion of the mitred mats of lasalios.
"That the King can do no wrong" " Put not vow
trust in Princes !" was the unlucky sentence. ;fret
to his King, (yea, truer than to Isis Bible) his soul re-
,lslted at it, and without further ceremony he passel
it over.
An article from Milan, of the I ;WI inst. in the Gts-
:elle de France, mentions the attempt to assa,simen
Colonel Browne, stating that one of the assassins seli
to hins—" Browne, this is the 1, at sets:smut of yet
life."
Lieutenant Owen started yesterday from Piccadilly,
to do fifty miles a day in twelve hourg, for twelve sat-
eessive clays, for a wager of two huni;red guineas.
dieting is 2to I against him. Reading, 11:riis, was

his first days ground.
l'ost-ExcHaNae, JAN. 2.l.—We had an additional
supply of Wheat from Suffolk this morning, besides a
large quantity that remained over from Monday, aid
having but little demand fur it, the sales were very hea-
vy, and only the finest qualities could he disposed of, for
which Monday's prices were obtained.—The arrivals of
liarlev hare been large since Mouday from Suffolk aid.
Norfolk, yet a few prime samples obtained that isy's
prices, but the inferior descriptions were offered at at
abatement of lis. per quarter, without being able to drat
sales at that decline.—ln Beans, Peas, and Oats, thertis
no alteration in prices, but the sale oreach was ess
tresuely heavy.

LAW INTBLI,IQBNCH.

COURT OF KIM'S KETCH.---.SAY. 23.
This was the'first day of Uilary Term.
Till KING t. HENRY lIUNT, ESQ.
Mr. CHITTY moved that the rule which had beer
granted by the Court last term, calling. upon certair
person% to show cause why the restrictions impost.
upon Mr. Hunt whilst in conlinetwut in I lehester gar
should not be, removed, might now be discharco
without costs. .4
The Coosr intimated, that before it could distharr
the rule it was necessary to. hear.whether Mr-. Serif"
who was not present, would offer any objection to tin
proceeding.
Mr. CHITTY, 10 oonseluence, nithdrew his motiot
for the present.

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