The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

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LONDON! •
SATURDAY EVENING. MAM, 23, 1822.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Rosiness this morning is rather slack, and no re-
ports up to this hour are in circulation on 'Change.--
Cousols are 801 f for the Account,and for Money 80*,
FOREIGN FUNDS.
It appears this morning that there are more %win.
of Spanish Bonds then sellers, in consequence of dm
private letter from Paris, stating that the above floods

had risen there 3 per Cent. This rise no doubt was
Is consequence of intelligence that Spanish Stock bad
risen in Load3n.
Prussian.
Danish
Neapolitan . ill to 71
Old Spanteh Bonds. .. de
New
Colombian old ll6 with the dlvideed.
And without the dividend of 7} per met. paid. •
Yesteniss 108 e
New Columbian

CAUTION TO FARMERS.
The beat ther-mutton, weighing shoot 9 stone,
-was !told at Neogate•nterket, yesterday, at 21. 4d.
the storm of eight pounds. That is to say. the/roar
quarters, clear of offal. That is 4d. and half a far-
• thing a ponod.--The reduction is the price of sheep at
Smith6eld-Market, yesterday, wu from 41. to ss. a
head, from the prices of Monday lest.—Beasts of pod
'quality. weighing'24 close per quarter were sold at
Stnithlteld yesterday at 16/. Best Weaker sheep at
• Senitlgfield, 9 stone, with wool eus, 31s. dd. each!—
One cause of this fall of price fuel cow is the 5 pis
,Cast. &kerne, which, by driving gold out st
the country,. Las compelled the Paper Oentvy
.te _draw I. order -to keep flee gold Am.—
:Thus sbe tillititity of circulatlog mosey is lessened;
4ord this pails down prises.—Au Mr. Coos 'let?
'or were tajglarliaapent right/ „ 40. s •
PROCEED'

_NOS IN PARLIAIIIIINT.
Some tesgeseions and llamado, aralaer aresclast
Not a "grand debate" but something a petit
deal more strefe; as pretty an exposure as IS have
bad the pleasure to witness for • long while. The
subjects were; the Parity of the Clone; aid, the
Airway Eetinsatee t two very large sebjetts, on which
(after referring our readers to the debates themselves)
we beg to call their attention to a few remarks.
PURITY or Tat It.—Mr. LallaITON presented
a.petitioe from 4,820 persons from Newcastle-spos-
Tyee, complaining of the treatment and praying for
the release of Mr. HUIaT. Sir M. W. RIDLZY con-
demned the petition, because it dii not proceed from
a public' meeting; and said that a petition privately
got up was not to be regarded as speaking the opinion
of the people in general. Mr. FRICRIIONTLI, upon
the motion that the petition should lie on the table.
objected to it, hecanse the petition talked of tbe noto-
rious and. avowed corruption of the Hesse of Com•
mons; and Mr. Lusultewrom pointed out another
passage is the petition, which be thought equally ob-
jectionable. Mr. PRIM said the House was bound to
protect its own dignity and character in order to give
more ample protection to the sacred right of petition.
—Before we proceed to notice what was said on the
ether side, we must beg to refer our readers to the
petition itself, which will be found iii another part of
our paper, begging leave to point out to them a pas-
sage in it of which the Honourable Members before-
mentioned seem to have taken no notice whatever :
the passage we allude to is this : the petitioners ex-
press their hope, that the Hoes* will interfere in be-
half of Mr. HUNT, " seeing dial his farther imprison.
", meat, and eves bis death, would not tend to prrpe-
" trate the paper and bororgh system*, or answer any

of the ends proposed by his persecutors." This was the
passage that struck us. It discovered mind. It discovered
OW plain sense. We liked the whole of the petition ;
but this passage convinced us that these petitioners
know what is what ; and entertain the only rational
hope that the circumstances of the country warrant.—
How it must have made the ears of some people tie&
when this was read. There only wanted anotbet word ;
namely, RENTS. That is the word. For, as we
had the honour to tell the COANCILLOR of the Exam-
-11011, eight years age, none of the proceedings of the
sort here alluded to, 'mill pat rents is the pockets of
She laadiords. This is what we look to as the effrct
of the paper and borough systems; and, to cheer the
people, the good and worthy people that bare shrilled
this petition, we have the pleasure to tell there. that
CATO 00 an ge, was, on the ninth of this
pressoeisoath of !larch, *we tkan t,* per cent.
/mar 'then it was is Me year 1792, and, we
have to add, that, since that time it has bees

Yalliag in price, while the weather has ►een and
if Webs as to give us hope, that we shall next fall,
lbw font up in the churches t►noksgiviegs fur plenty.
,:''Aisne t►ings and the Debt, will 'produce every thing
that the petitioners want: Steady, then is the word.
(er time is regularly working to pro.luee that which
is mimed ►y every holiest ease in the kingdoin.—To

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souse, sod Mr. LAIISTOII, it Ira ebeerved. is swum •
to Sir M. W. Rfiney's objeltion to politics pet-
vastly got up. that such objeeties *at Cot? aboard.
when it was perfectly notorious that thee. geoid be
no public meetieg upon such a subjeetAwitliest dan-
ger to the lives of the parties. Here an laws to
prevent public meetings ; sod this gelatinise
objects to private aim; so that, between the two.
there can be no petitions at all.—As to the oh-
jeetiok founded on the words that charged the
Holm with notorious sad avowed orraptiosi t Mr.
JANIS said that the late Speaker bad made a deektra•
doe to that effect; upon which Mr. Willits said that
it was asteiishing that this falsehood should have bad
currency for tea years.. Now, Mr. Janes nor* made
a mistake; and no falsehood relating to the sitter
has bad any curreney at all. The facts are theee t on
the 11th May (we dank it was) 1809, Mr; M X
declared In the House of Cessions that Li
anon, Mr. Papctvai. and Mr. Mltaite'. L.
silty bad been poseerned in aching-a Mw silty
.. H.. to Mr. Quinn:a DICE, Mr. Matures
WHO to _ _

prove the facts at the 'bar of the if
they would let hie. He- made a motion in osier to,
obtain permission 'to prodded' such proof. This
motion was opposed and negatived by a vhf
large majority, th.sogis the Hocse had vesolvid
only a few months before, that its Snit duty was to
watch over and to secure in owe rarity? Dariag I.
debate os Mr. Manisex's motion, many dochwatiojos
were made. on both shies if the House apologia,*
for the conduct of the parties seemed; and ansoiret
the the apologisars was Mr. Poresonev, who. lapilli
cation of Lie opposition to Mr. MADDOX'S motion
said, that the practice complsisod of by Mr. Mannox
was "as notorious as the eon at no•a-day." The
late S as, is a few Jays afterwards (the Mass bet
ing in Committee) took occasion to anode tots!
of notorious eorraptloa, sod said, that, It j
avowal " oar forefather; would have atesided( with
horror." This is the tree history of thtelthing.--:
Mr. James's was
so falsehood '

specting this mittor.—lt
iptipport of this allegation
the declarations of
the debate on the
witmetbLpg yea Mut'
well urged c wad

fond tsv r
tint anodise*
and it. said

Judges to .
est injuiles wil f.N.d
of Mr. WTSNI,
li•ave the people so

life. Leaving tbe present Judea
leaving their conduct. le manlike that before •e.

he judged of by others, let es suppose that
like Jainism; and. Scannas were agar* to cow epos
the Bosch; villains who were the mete tools of the
Ministry of the day, and who committed web 'numer-
able and cruel morders, and tinder the sacred names
of law and justice ; or, supposlog less brutal villains
than these, bat more cool, more 'ratty. and sot lees
cruel, with soft and pussy-like per, sad clothed, in ‘ll
the exterior and the cunt of religitio l sopposelalf4-
dozen villains of this descriptinn seated on the Desch
and dealing about the country death or ruin on all
those who had spirit enough left *cry out against
abuser; suppose a state of Alp Ake this; suppose
a set of such villains, perverting. fretelsing and garb-
ling the law in all sorts of ways. nesting false alarm'
by their charges, mis-direstisgJwies, peisoolog theft
minds against the accused, eentotisongetting verdicts
from them by terror and sometimes by wheedling;
suppose a state of things like this, will Mr. WI:4MS
say, that the people are set to ration their re-
presentatives, and complain to them of these abo-
minations? If the people have not liberty to do ibis,
is the case supposed,- that people might, without any
iojory to themselves, change ralerxwith the Dry of
Algiers.—lt is not, therefore, a applioablele the
present case, that we • consider Md.llrOg:ies
meet; bet, as npplicabls to all possible eases that
might arise, and in that View of it, is has our decided
opposition,--h there not always formed in the Ham
of Commons, doting every Session, s standings Com-
mittee of Jestke P"—What is this Committee for, if
it be not to watch over the ceudect of Courts of Jus-
tice ; and, if it be mischievous to suppose that judges

can possiitly be corrupt and partial or vindictive, then
the very existence of this Committee would be s mooch-
ery ; and we ask Mr. Wsnweijeriously to answer
this question; namely, if a pstklon is Rot to be re-
ceived because it accuses 14 piens of disgraceful sod
vindictive proceedings, if nosh a petltioo is not is be
reesivetil we ask Mr. Wlwitn whet that Committee
of justice is
./br? We offer au opinion as to the coo.
duct of the present Jodie' aid promoters; bet if
sock a petition is not to he received, we vas insatiate
no possible means of rediess from the Parliseneet in
matters of this IkeTi, however:great sod 11agrant the
compiles or partiality neiglarlow.llll.. Me?tricLo.
(who, it seems. le o 1111eiwbeek:41444poiced if
, it was it/roma to Me eau sefilootlemest as Ism this
chatte of soterieu cornysioeir• Irby; weteolphp It
,eaoset be my pleasant tst'tluili uasslAtig :aieginy
objeetlon to the receiving if • kiethioq bathe
the people must never 'impish; ig,4otiet
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find any thing like this is America; as 16 finds so
much similarity is the distresses of the two eountr7es,
and in the cause of those distresses.
Mr. TUVADOIS 0011 n came upon the tapir last
sight. Mr. Bairxxv said, that he had, es the 21st of
'itteitrairy, moved fora report from the Audit Office
et the accounts of this pretty gentleman. and that no
ii?efirros had sinew hsea made. He now moved that the
said returns be made ficrthrritle. Ire shall see! We
shall see what will be the result of this; and. when
14 " John Bull" can find a corner for a serious sub-
Just, we would recommend it to take up this.
We cannot lay down the pea withomyrnotieiag a
petition from the Dean and Chapter if BAlseet against
the Bristol port Bill. What the deuce eco these spi-
ritual persons have to do with affairs of shipping. sad
oommercial traffic! Or does the Bill relate to Bristol
Vert-mine! We hare never beard of the Bill before,
imt the interposition of these d persons has, we
must confess, given a high stimulus to our curiosity.
The Irish papers mmeived to-day, bring. wee noes
of outage, and mertgimilliNal enbmiseiniMalltd• yeteirm
leg order than usual. Some arms bar, bees east in to
Abbeyfeale, and the parishioners were expected I.
hod whatever woes they bad skis week. A discovery
• :110101trw. has. biota made ibex* It was team
pected. Fifty new bayoDets, atemsfeeiimd.
jt appears by the marks, for the use of Govern-
*eat, were felted, says The Dahlia Morniag
"at, on Tuesday last, in a ditch •oit the North
Circular Road, in the county of Dublin, at that
part between Phibbsborough and Grange Gramm.
lan*. This incident Is reckoned very extraordi:
nary, and occasions the question whether it be a
imasof a sew plot. Traps of this kind, laid by the
Mame aed Edwards of Ireland, are not uncommon
in that unhappy country. By the Limerick Xeres, we
att informed, that a man of this de 'Option was ap-
perhentiod by the City Sheriffs, for seditious practices
aid was in eastody dating the proceedings under the
Special Cominissien.+" This fellow was from the
(loamy of Ware, and west about the cond., hewed,
filoebls coated, with a osolfarter instead or s rope
aseireling his neck, Al. pockets fall ofirohoneyr
end is this city, es sell.. in leis cewisty. was SWIM r•
bog the mote, peopk ; bat his career of iefamy
was sod. Chllarsill by Sheriff WATSOSI, who com-
mitted him to the City Gaol. This rnifian was
*se of those vassal mousten slosousiaateil a SPY."
It is asked, by The Dahlia Mender Pest, will
on this " an" be breathe to justice? Pia not his
employers he Cep.ged. and the mattessatt &Mit is its
true light, for the information of dm _whole Umised
neertioss boom rat that tida ." memditmeis.,
" has rimmed murder to be esentiaitted." . • • ;,:s;•Si

selshriptise has est.
• Hutt. The late far/stip
erselitesemolifett is licher
Than are aims} at the
most respectable hoes

4 is aims& is klerti
undo Is the Propieskship
Aviiiteteetliss tie swim
siteelated. Calais
rt of ttre-lienp
View*, *llia Mr. limb
*sow smog
Cif/W. CO4V.
TVS VERI PIM COURT.—You Cora
ore lir r. Nscwri, Arnow.
DIU LTILT.

. Owe Thoesasd Pmais.
. oonovosam the Joey. Little seed be
said is istrodeci to their maim se the doi
feadant had a So go by default, lei thry
bad only to intiff. Neikirk
wall a reap beoby. sad sailed
several years n /Doerr lbge big.
self. she bei IL Tbry settled is
[Anima, where sued stew!.
He then reti bete be kiwi neent
years in comfort MO. Some tine is the
course of last year. Mr. Nes bll ism a bad mew of
health, and was *Wiped tie. Bee span• from his wife. se
far as oecopying differ's. bed-rooms. fierier cwt
time, wises he could motivated to his affairs, and be is
the company of his wilt% Bealtey. the defonsak ine
was a butcher. took Ali opportunity of ambient Om
Haigh's affections. .
.Wnesash Lockwood is a servant of Mr. IlsiglexSte
Dealtry there in December last, in Or night tier, is a
room where there was a great quantity of kept
.S°l
nothing to her master at that time, as he weaved 11-
11Wand Ler mistress then occupied separate beds. Sbe
knows the defendant. He is • irutcher, aid lien is Tee-
slaws'. three tulles from Nether Denby. Saw his' os
the tails January, the sight ea which be was eseeot
Thelma time else saw Lim was about eleven at m[lo.
and Wei Lionel Ilawicidrorth. Next saw Lim is tie
morning, "'amnia two sad three; be use the° ""'
dressed. ..
Lionel Hirnisella remembers the last iiiinio
k it
log to Awa Mahe), ou the loth Jas!
liai
Heit°li Beninese Lockwood. Was called If i ffie
eislit, aid west rich Lis master to the door of drawn
where Lis mistress slept. about two in the merlin 41
master asked Iwo, epos the door, which wss faceeed.
She inquired wba WO the natter. Witness Lard the
casamen4.go up and slows. mad thee opeoedtbeine"' •
Saw Dashry after be bad beea brought into thekitebna
partly onlreosed. sal benwj tke.rest of his cloneeki "
croft, ender the window.
By Mr. NicoLs..—Had lived a year in lir. ileißVe
Louse. He and his wife lived happily estil these re.
ports made them otherwise.
Ambrose White was sitting up with Mr. Hat,"
the 10th of January. Remembers Beejes° ligkuv7l
coming to the window in the night, ti imam new.'
and Lackwood put is a meitto irce a par. for to
master, which witness gave liter be hao MIA '''
he got wand strut to them doer. u.
Thomas Lockwood is e plaiMIL ".'
watching under Mrs. H`a es the MEV el
tha 1001 Jan. Heard the w* up, sod.
Death"' cense out. He leaped down in his abirto. ,oldw'
clothes same with hiss. Mr. Haiti* los lie" i• 1'7,,
Hr is now alsout4o. and Mrs. Haigh is fans et rii_
years younger. Before the reports *beet Gle•Str!!""1
arsion with Mrs. Haigh. they hem! very cottlfetti* ;
gether. He had made mosey is London, sad appsl°
to he in easy circuoastanse•
Mr. NICOLL. the Assessor, briefly addressed *Joe
and recapitulated the Indio% points of theerbteeeds
The defendant's cosdset had dcoroyed dm pleiee_.
411"!stie felicity, who bad before lived is coded!"
`9ltomess, mid it was for skew to say what eioustmoo
1111417Jfalliryrifelasementiti"tod Itr‘ogetheri Alt tel mingle.' alljil;
returned I verdict foe the plaiatik—innelfell"
deed pounds.

modes a ri Publishe-1 es the 04!:
'Amor. 7" It end "TNI COMT MOTION
giftls. Stroud. eptatite St. Chmeeees C or•
byll trAR DELL. LLB.. towoe al' CeageyeakeibA
&bre. ie. are roquiteted to be aiiirbsaiii.

s'a was merely a odillite• awl thelfbilateol; Tenolll4r 4 7as la !be f"ttroc... 14,4'nfor. . 9,....... 31 a ac; 11...--A sighed
mod in circalatiese i• Ike, • sew teihrel-vese Cr
this mattor.—lt off& tier .11441 '4O y tbe • Haig' •eflitemoss ; as' the tits late the abuses sad erselifes cost
of this alleglitlooof e petitia*, 444 largorif fiio the hottest 'he like 'it; ,
.11r. ITlLoont ler roe) cost Mr. 11- 3901- That. are
rations of the Mohler; thirthelesokelothis (tniutliei fir Lireloo).spgkeohaiti.r.utotnissieas wildcat Ileall of 4. list some 411 the mast "
• , Is Ulasgoor.
is oo the theablo .peraleraiv esootorted to were ptiveltased rill a aks, gen ripffity, sad saielit* No oigewieo ,Aoto,:otH It lo slew
pweeanaherisk is - .the earns ha . . ors, the I* oder diesolf het .4. chic oomohoir, has beer owls is Ho
d i maw' 44 -imotoWt. ' -• ; ti 'de. • • ~,tr ", . '. -• . fiawroogew4e• Ilmeritse.,..Ottrishrte.
t voliffhlitilit . Orriihser . try& cowry' ! • r
bat! there a spoidee of el - . ill" imivi litilY kis 00"
- ! - • leis sarkliiikia Wet
11( 4 . 114 tb° llgileili.-.4411° 11111.111. Ilk ilar?-r11.66111.1nra Wilit7l " e aunt nrCoveat-rarties Tbestre,Plitr i
4.4piiihr ;edges is the cosi of. )111, It ; SOO lifisehisi obtittiltis. *kW& veri'eii.firs 'oat= pe—rf. d priiim; iotho sew smug.
aid that:Wiley toisoof thir
szseseish
it'd* t.. Wit . that we object to put of ski pipe . .....—.........—..........
Cit . COX.
ibe attrillintelearlir net. ithe Nag- lo Alb ways- far thilist prosty geatleasei • , . ro
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Wearer.. carrier to its full orient. ' W:1)1Y fillittlitiiibli" "848 " will" ilialidi."l"l ".: - -k
-' *4" sir tr.' rig" Aa"
11111 CM 1/?. DIALTIT.
people so security at all for • fortune. or fa , Wog it eir'erridair; Stet tie sio. OA lifir . •
.I'7.
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WPC P. . • The damp.s were laid at Owe Thoe
wring. the present Judges sot Oahe "teethes; &little. sod to ask Lord Ltrearocii, whet* too can ib.. Bao,„A, odkoomi the J.ry.
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