The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-02 00:00:00

CITY PROSPERITY AND CITY ECONOMY.

TO THE IPEOTOZ OP TOZ STATPRZIAN.
Sta.-1 have been informed that the eurporatiati tf
this city is now to paring pot. per year,as taterot sa a
hanc, coneracied to jiwa the Cuatieental—rltat Sae
I call then f —in t gloriosa year 1314. Do pray, St,,
be so good as In enquire, aml let us know whether sr
Out sock be the fact 6.
Your coostaat Reader.
_ _

Crosby moan., Nor. I. A. A.
• I hate also been informed, that this fret toeing made
4torswo to our precious King, ors* the rral 1..,
*dining to put the eiFizeos to say father tzprnae are
der wadi oiscualatautro.

SUIPPairiNTEILIGEXCE.

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down

ut, Nev. I.—Came .. from the River lastsieht
aid this morning, Rhin. ROMIHT, Turn'r, Rath, ilne.
me, Hero, Slaver, and flebbert Lilo. for Jamaies ; Le-
tone, thine, for Demerara; Sarah, Scott, lit. ,Marv:;
Ratty, West. for Cape Coast Castle; Hermes, o,e,e. terTrieste ; Halfocr, fironnon, for Liverpool;
nr
Frampton. for Oporto ; Lasitanea, Gihheas. tor timrtv.
—Arrived this morning and sailed. the Indian. itMcm,
in to days from Quebec.—Pot hack by a lvehe Crib,
the —, for Antis ; for Trinidad, sad a ttri;,,•,
particulars unknown.—Wind
PORTS/Met:TN, Nov. I.—Arrived the Hope. %sm.,
fret° the laowas to the South Seas, and H.M.S. Vahan;.
our. from Halifax. Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, ()cr. W.—Arrived the William, Prier,
from London to Venice; Surprise, Leeson, boa na.
lags; Henry, hillock, from Alalsos.—Sailed the Meer.
tweeting, fur Suriname).— Wind S.K.
Fahatotrrw, Oct.. :H.—Arrived the Despateh, game,
from Exeter to Lishon.—Sailed the Woodford, Clue-
less, f,!r Madras and Hence, ; Stardard. Lotherikttoe,
for Jamaica ; Woodpark. Nfovre, for Onminies;
Caroming, fur Odessa, and Helee, Wilson, for Lisboa.—
Wind S.W.
The closet Newspaper warfare is now, ant ',cheers
fdinisterial and Opposition Journals. hut between the
6bubterial Journals of Londoo and P.ria. The Cele
hi•eiletee not temple to call the Conemillesse of ids bla.
iestred Framer. Ultras, and to Watt up their headline
polities to ridicule, while the Deepen* Blew. end etie
Quetitlicone.sspply to the conduct of- nor 0 erernnitot
thetit le of Trimming, and to speak of Ile Cooler with
as little reverence as of his master's.
The follnwiog' answer bas been returned by The
Cornier of last night to an invective of the Qamidiesee.-
" The amenns of tbeaecusation (nos The Ceerier)
that the British Cabinet, by fts internee, b e restrained
all parties from ruching Into extremes. This mister:
acting and moderate svtem must be of mew &Orme
ing to the heettloug potitir lens of every deuemiamilltaa
bon it Is the one which beet
,hirespetee • gone!. meet.
*brae propewderillia Its either ride would immomeile
prostate derisisle conrequenem. Had KngLand permed
6 .lens-eunciliatory course—had she surf-.red herself to
be taetcayed into a positive declaration of views (emu-
able to any one side, whi.teeer might hare bees the
immediate ersalte, the remote omit mit.t hare heel rm.
barrassing. She has employed the vest bloater the
possesses in udainteiniug the equilibritim of the politica
hal ince ; a task which n'• other power could esectoe
becanse no other prover sunlit undertake it sub
so few motives of self-iaterese. to endanger the istecti'e
of it. porformsere. Eagland, in fact lass no
.separVe
interests to coolish —no indiii:dual objects to pia. The
good she seeks is that of the w holAt—astal it is salt a
State which is tons free front partiestar views of pelicy
that can safely he trusted with smelt an ascendancy.—
When therefore, the gift:kid/ease rails at whet it calls
" a epeeioe of diplomatic !rimming." on the part of the
Britirlt Cabinet, while it allows the supreme/I/me eller.
elm it, in fat, complains of the matte al and legitinuett.
coosequen its of that suprez..c-y."
Ammeg the pspeis seised by the Freseh pore, et the
time Mr. flouring was arrested, allusion ban ate, been
made to some rtieptiteliu belon;ing to the Portntnese
Kasharry. ef which that gent lencm was tnel-eater. These
dispatcher, with the contents of which Mr. Healing
was bitogether unacquabdril, together with tart rest of
his papers, were emit u? to PAris, and or sow ender-
stand that notwitlve indaug the immediate and mite-
applications.•( the
toPowbr virc;ibu te•sweancw..l utlriamawad:irveonn.
trhaeteds
ent to 11. de illele.
they wore opened in the mean time by M.Yeyroneet.
At the expiration ore firtiriglit, es we learn from private
letters from Paths, the dispatches were forwarded by the
French D.ivernment to their original destinatios,
broken seal', and the contents ronT!e'tly gutted. To
the astonishment Of the French Minister, mates. tat•
erer, of expecting treasonahloptnte anneOliepitacics,
found cooly in th. pa' ksoe en ontliee of Ono proseediegs of
the Club of the Paeiiivs :firma. or. to speak mare
plainlvto one Fnglish rearlets, the fle.al-qaarters of da
, Ultra-French par', oils M. Peyronnet at their head,
the most deviled organ and active engine of them all.
otwithettehdinif the great reserve observed by all the
p •: ties interested, astonished sod alarmed as they erre
at so pro's a violation of the rights of nAlOrit, the sah-
ject has got abut in Paris, and the prodni flora of sumo
of the centimes f it. turliage at the Thuilleries has
also created long fsc-R, particularly that of • parallel be.
herrn Lords XVIII. a:-.4 Napolein; the mysterious lain k
of the Duhe dr Horierux ; tl:e secret crders for recruit.
in 6,000 cavalry for the purpose of strengthening !hi
f'ordort Sassilaire r the pr.ijected Ketahliohoseat of
Tel,graplis cut llolletaos to the Pyrenees; the peremp-
tory orders to carry the same into etf.'ct, reiaosiess of
espence a minute account of the state of public feeling
io France, Ike. &c.—(.4l9rainse
TRIAL WY JURY AT S•Fritost IYALDSM.—Om Weilsei•
flay the •23d of October, being the day on which the
Quarter Sessions were held in that tows, a rum of ae-
sault came on before the Petit Jury. They were rega-
lady sworn, and heard the evidence on both side.. Oa
expressing a wish to retire, they were locked op in as
ailjoinior room, about three o'clock, and a constable
semen to keep them in safe custody, and suffer DO ODD to
have ace- ss to them. Mosta four o'clock, the Mayor
And Aldermen retired to dinner at the house of the
former, lit an hour afterwards the Jury were seen pa.
trading different parte of the tows, and conversieg iedis•
eriminately Stith their neighbours; among other places
they went into a public Louse, and regaled ibeasselvet
with what they thought proper. About eight o'clock
014 of the Jury went Lome and actually retired to bed.
whence he was ealled up shout half-east ten, to proceed
with the eleven others to the Alavor's honor, In delivet
la verdict of—Not Guilty.—(C4clrnefird alousicle)