The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-30 00:00:00

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F.: c tltt Fir.v, 3 on. 20.—The A idie Counsellor, F. Mt,
linown its one of the lilosrol ilenrril writers, sit i as
correspondent. in thin city of s.tyrral Panels awl German
,loarnals, It as f. r a consh:erahle att tamed the cmtion
of the Dirt. The poldleation of tome of the acts of that
Assemble in Fre-cli Jlountals, which none of the Deputies
con pobli.l: without a violation of his duty, caused in the
beginning the loteNlinister for Wort eiehnrg to he Sulspeorkl.
The dieter demanded a strict inv. stigation, awl in this Nlr.
Marliardt appealed to the deceased tlrssian Nlinister, Von
thornier, with whom lie never had any connection. This
awl other things have induced the Diet to resolve on the
proposal of Ansttia, to prohibit Mr. Nliteharolt from re-
siding in Pranfort. After various negovintions daring the
period of six months, last Satitr.lty, the utmost time allow-
ed to M. Altirliarilt, expired, awl ho was oliliged to leave
the city on Sunday. His intention was to go to the Bavarian
dominions. Though he is a subject of the Elrctor of
Hesse. and well known as 4 distinguished partisan of this
late French Westphalian Goveroment, and though he has
had a great share in the very violent writings of the pitr•
chasers of IVestplialian domains, he ventured to appear
publicly at Hanan, where he was, however, immediately
arrested. In the following night his papers were seized.
'the reason assigned by the Hessian Government is the
suspicion under which be lies of a secret connection with
one Ketch, who is also an object of suspicion to the 'hessian
Government. This Belch has lived a long time in Anvil-
ca, and some time ag 'wily at Nisittz, expressed himself
very freely on political siti.j..rts, in the presence of two
Members of the Central Commit: re. ou which account he
received a very serious reprimand.
lIAARLINGEN, JAN. 15.—The number of ships that ar-
rived here last year was 389, sailed 379; of the first, 232
were Dutch and 107 English ; of the latter, 232 Dutch and
103 English ; of other nations not exceeding 9, except Ha-
noverian 15, and Danish

TusWearnza.—A remarkable fratnre in the present
rinnsuslity mild winter is, that in this not there extremity of
England little or no snow has yet fallen on the low
grounds, and no great quantity is to be seen on the fells,
while in some of the interior counties, particularly North-
amptonshire, it covers the earth in many places to the
depth of two feet. The serene and agreeable weather men-
tioned in our last prevailed until Wednesday, when a
moderate fall of rain took but without any increase
of wind or cold, the air remaining gently warm, and pecu-
liarly favourable to early vegetation. During the last two
days the atmosphere has been clouded, and we have hail
several heavy showers of rain ; but the temperature of the
air has undergone little alteration, the weather, upon the
whole, continuing mild and open for the season.—(Carlisle
Journal)

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H. CHARLES'S MARTYRDOM.—HoIiday at the Bank.

if our riches are so great, that the en-
quiries now going on in the Legacy Department for of
debts, is tolerated by Ministers? The Legacy T,tx ►s of
itself odious enough (and we hope to live to see its abo•
lition) without raking up the defalcations of former
years. Is it for the sake of employing clerks, who would
otherwise be useless? Let them have other situations less
odious to the feelings of the people. Let some sinecure,
filled by some minion of the State already revelling in
wealth, be abolished ; or let them, by supernumeraries in
any other department, rather than be employed in raking
up ■ccounts relative to testators who have been in their
graves for a long series of. years; or to eases where exe-
cutors are also dead, and their representatives ignorant of
the mode in which they have discharged their trust ; or
where perhaps vouchers are lost, so that the claims of
Government, if ever so unjust, cannot be contravened.

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