The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-08 00:00:00

the toyalty of the city. The
the erigieelpspesal for this ash
, Something should be coatriesd
place; fir the arch was set mesa*
at ; it was to have hoes the repro-
airiest gates of the city, late which
set eater without permiseloa free
Magistrates. sad Town Cassell.
sdriag admission fee his Majesty at
delivering up to hint the keys, is one
At parts of the specsaele ; and we
will be lost is devising semothing
place of the social gates, as of their
triumphal arch.

TIC CLIITIA:AfTSOIOMOOtIl IMO to
accommodaties of the Peeresses, to
titans his Majesty's propels. They will be Noe'
dosed either is the stud with the Lord Protesting
gighteates, or es the Camk-hill. The Liestesasey
dila digerati teethes are to love eiteseive stasis,
IA to onmemoodote 1200 persons, on the Castie-hIIL
The Celtic Society will be placed os each side of the
apples/It of the Castle, is frost of the steads, with
their hissers, he.
gettarr.--We are sorry that the awake of
rating a gallery for the Ladles is abandommi.. • If k
could have bees, and we still think it might' have
has gestated, it 'mild have bees a high grad&
ratios to the Ladies, sod mast have pleased the King.
From the imitates isles of samisen, the Wee of
prfottint were. I. the gears, of Saturday,' k
alerted ; hat we an sot so &teeth bet that a swipe-
test supply of all Mods of poultry, se well as other
Thal, toed have boss made forthcoming without the
geteeslty of Nudist weU stocked Aen-e•epe from
Ledo*.
Os the U curtest, the Lord Provost, Maglogralmal
end CossciL and the Minims sad Trades-Ilesisittfl
Glasgow, asanimonsly voted loyal and dutiful od-
dness to be presented to his Majesty la Btlialeargb.
Is the &potshot from the Merchaste-Hosse, seam,
will be hood to whom the summates of this whitey
is isishood is so ordinary dapswhile sic!,&po-
lities hem the Trades'-Hesse amass* that pate'
the commosity who have raised the anassisctures to
their preset high pitab.
LIMERICK ASSIZES.
•
Wedsesisy) tee men were *splashy couvicad of
as attack spot the bona of Patrick Hayes. of 'Craig,
Ea,—Dews to Saturday ovesisg there were 41 espl-
tal colvishoos. Five were heated ea Thursday for the
murder of the Sbaoagot4es peat-boy. sod,os Saturday
far were hanged for the marder of Mr. Hakim. jigs.
The aim ocknowledgml guilt, tad died contrite.
The following are ;be saws of this hares*
foes who were capitally gestated :—.lama Cleary,
I Themes Neel. Thomas Germs, Jobs M'Desoogh,
sad James Browne—bagged so Thursday fa lb@
warder of the Post•boy. Wm. Welch. Edward. Do-
herty, Laurette Welsh, sad William Martio—basged
es Saar* for !the murder of Mr. Hoskins. Daniel
Doody, Jobs Cashes, Janis Maurice, sod David
Leatity, Wm. Deed!. red Daniel Riede, for Miss Goold's
shuttles. Jerenitatt Illoselse, for trieg at Robert
leers. Patrick Dinneen, taking • sword from Captain
Jamas*. Jobe Galvin, hergiary. James Pittman-
site. for @smelting Mr. White's hoses sod takieg a
rtheplige Sullivan, for taking a gas bomMr. Rose.
walkee,-berelarfas4
Items Des. aid Dayki Shea, taking arms. John
Jolts lielosy.robbery. William. Pat. Dela, Darby.
Cambs. Jobs. sad William Coulson, John legal,y, Owen i
sad Pitt. Sweeny, for taking a gun from Mr. klayes.—
Jots Retake sad Kearny, for takiag mats, to be hang-
ed illphrth tiniest. Dennis &Sher and Mardis Ward.
!winkle, arms from Mr. ffill, sear Newcastle, to be
hawed ea the Ist of October. Edmond Rourke and
JAN Otago, administering Illegal oaths.—(Liaserick
Chronicle )

Soasisb papers which have arrived to the 26th eh.
arteseue that • great many persons enfavoorable to
the sew Institutions, have ben ordered by Govern-
mat to quit Madrid; mong whom are some Coun-
sellors of State and Brcleriasties. Quesada has re-
organised his corps io Navarre to the must of 1500
'shaky and 300 cavalry, and is spreading terror is
eoasequnee of the corps under Lopez Ratios being
withdrawn. A counter-revolutionary plot has bees,
discovered in Bar's. anti many persona arrested ;
among them is the Et-Moister Lardixabal, the Peel
master, aid others of some distinction.
On Monday the Duke of Wellington, as Masts,
of the Ordnance, gave • briniest entertainment to
the Officers of Woolwich and the serrountling No.
bilk,. and Gentry. The large room at the Repoli.'
tory was, on this oocastoo, coeverted let. a ball-
room, in which a sumptuous eetertaiontent was pre-
pond. The attendance of rank and fashion was
mmilderable ; the display of Ere-works is the park
attracted a vast concourse of spectators, bet we re-
fret to say that one poor man (a pesslentr) was
crushed to death. The Duke of York was pewee
along with his Brace the Doke of Wellington.
A letter from II dated Jane 22, says :
" With respect to Piracies committed on these seas, we
wish to advise, that vessels from hence are not mesh
exposed, as in general they sail with convoy ; -bet
those from Europe stead a poor chance, the Bess-{
her of Pirates being now greater has ever. This
Government has no means of quelling them. The
Vatted States' interference; though useful, is sot
sufficient. May we not expect that British vessels
of war will give protectims to our commerce F'
A very martini impression was produced yesterday
lathe City, by intellig•nee of the sadder' death of Mr.
John Inglis, the East ladle Director and Partner in
the Lounge late Inglis, Ellice and Co. of Mark-lase.
Mr. Inglis was, we believe, in his 73d year. Few ha
dividusis have maintained • higher estimative in corofi
raereial affairs, or will cause in the immediate circle
of their acquaintance more sincere regret. We for-
bear to souks any rumour connected with this safer?
Innate event.
Oo Fri Jay last, in the afternoon, &thunder atoms
of a very awful character passed over Rochester atoll
the adjacent town from the S. W. In its progress
the lightning shivered the mast of the Badger sloop,l
lying in ordinary in Chatham harbour, street; the spire
of Hu Church, which it rent nearly from top to hot.
tom, aid also set it on 6M, bet by the speedy arrival of
engines from Rochester the dames wets fortesately
extiogalshed. A child at Crux was also struck and
stub injured, bat hopes are tatertaieed of its re-
cover,.

THE St

IllinurVll •ARRA/MBA f lan.
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The following, says the Amelia Nimble PHI, is
the arvasemest Weeded to be elected in the So-
mme Government of Great Britain s--" Mere are le
be two &edges and separate Beards is. Ireland, sit
two others is flatland, of Cuisine and Excise, I.
deamaisated Local Beards, sad to be eemposod se fel-,
lows :----Two expo:leveed and prattles' eflasse.
headed by a Commissimer from she Boards of Liebe
mid Cements la Leedom. All the privet Commu
dooms of the mistier Beards in Ireland sad is Sean
land, are to have the choice of befog Cemmlaimem
of the head Board in Leedom, which oast thesis. mew
posed of English, Irish. and • Scotch Cosmiesiesets.
This with a view of istrodaciag salformity of system'
over every part of the limited Kingdom. Bash part
of the peculiar systems of Ireland or Scotland being
readily mplaimed by the Members from thou parts.
The Local Boards are oily to ham power to corms.
pond with the head Board, and not with the Treasury.
aid the Vlsidag Member frees 'Auden is to be
changed every three years, or earlier if necessary, and
a new Commissioner to succeed him from the head

Board."
From a Report of the Comalasiesors appolated " to
legatee tato the colisctioa sad masegemoot of the peli•
lie Revenue seising is 'relied, aid• late *maim de.
partmesu of tho public Roma, wishes le Great Bei.
ids," peemotod to Parliament o. the 28th of Jeat
last, then appears the (*Bowleg differ's'', WON,
the rates of mansgemesa Is similar departell•4l4
theat Britain sad Ireland:
CUSTOMS, ON THE AVEEARSRAGE OF THE LAST YOUR
Orem Receipt fee Regland..ll,99l.olS 0 0
Ditto for flooded.. 7013.41111 0 0
Ditto for Debut— 11.006.1157 0 I
Illueusiest for Esghrd.. 0011,1110 0 I •
Ditto for iketlesd.. 141,010 0 0
Ditto for iffiest— 306,1115 0 0
Rau per Cost be liostood. • 11 4 11
17 II 1
Ditto for Seotiasd..
Ditto for helmet... 18 0 1
EXCISE, ON THE AVERAGE 91 THE LAST FOUR
TRARS.
Orou Reesiel for Seilella ..16."41111 0 0
Ditto for Scotland" 11.910,916 0 0
Ditto for belated.— 11.019.304 • 4
Illamaremeet for Bashed.. swim • •
Ditto for likodasd.. 11.741. 0 0
Ditto for !wised.... 1154,446 0 0
Rate per Cest.for liMplead.. • • 10
Ditto fir Seettesd.. .7 • •
Ditto for Indeed.— It 10 4
Is this Report the Commissioners after esticlog
that Maury to espouleesen aid ate:Maim whish
'is always to be head In indeperdeot local establish-
' meats, in a degree very &wort/dosage to their real
Importasce, proceed :
j“ la the Costes@ is Inlaid. the Board itself and the
oin of the Secretary cosaeeted with It, were fosad to
be apes a scale toe seedy approaching in the ember
, of the penes, bores epos the establishment to the same
dices in London. There were sores Commissioners
(two of whom were Cheinsien). two seeretuies, and
twestrose clerks, is Dahlia ; while is Leedom, for a
l'elfeeilli of six-fold the Meet. aed tor
ram t of busi-
ness which hears so eseepdpee wi lreland,
them age sine Commitalliasekope meretary, aatE land,
sleeks. _ -
"biller ithik tech chimes wen
of Or''''

ematlaget
_napalm
inamisa habits of great estraiagase...
and of a very roilteaatroul Several lastaaces are af-
Angle
ar d nosier.
's observations eider that hoed;
kl
sme% dates. isiM
refer at alehide, an out-s oatate elf
wit n a
Dalai*, where there is so boat establishment,.
the officer's duty is cioefleed to the discharge of a few
verb& laden with coals, salt, and potatoes, the
incerred for repairs in the last year ansesistell
195., including 171. 17s. dd. for a ohl
Upon which he very justly remarks, " Under " 0
system no limit can be assigned to the amount of esetlet-
gent espenses."—
" la the Excise, the same profesion was manifest, and
formed &subject of observation in the Report of Colonel
Doyle and Mr. Carr. They bare &leo advi strongly to
it in their evidence before us, remarking upon the strik-
ieg disproportion betwees the othces of collection in Dub-
lin and London. In the former plate, there are two
collectors at 1.200 a-year each, where the united collec-
tions about 700,0001. lly, while in the latter there
is bet one Collector, whose salary is 6001. a-year, and who
relieves duties which amounted in the year 'lB2O to
7,246,9071.

'I PRAT REMEMB4I74III POOR LAwrsits."

(PROM via WWITERN LUMIXAZT, too. 6.)
The anises for Devon and Exeter, held last week in
Ibis city, attracted a very full assemblage of company to
oar metropolis of the %Vest, not only from all parts of
Devonshire, but even from the metropolis. Exclusive
of the eleven Baronets, one Honourable, another M. P.
and the untitled cornmeal of the first eossidaration,
who formed the Brand Jury, we observed one or two
Noblemen and with the Learned Judges, above seventy
barristers. The business closed at the Castle at about
seven, on Friday evening; when the Judges retuned to
the banquetting-room ; trumpets playing “ Be (*.dull
Care!" It may net be generally known, that the room
now appropriated to the Judges of assize here (the pre-
sent drawentroom of Mr. Carter in the High-street) lel
the same that Oliver Cromwell used when here, for his
military levees. Its fine proportions and truly seentiful
decorations might pat to the blush many modern pre-
tenders to taste. No class of persons at these amazes
(with the exception of the convicts and losers of soils)
have lees reason to be satisfied with them, thaw shoes
Learned Headmen. the Banistets. There wan but
28 eases, and at most forty briefs here, to share between
seventy! and nearly the whole of these were eogroseed
by about half a dozen leading and popular men. From
forty to fifty learned gentlest**, touched neither piper
nor feel—lt was still worse at Dorchester, where the as-
sizes produced bat five briefs altogether; not ono per
dozen! le Cornwall, there appears to be but five prison-
en, sad, as we hear, a plentiful lack of Witness on the
civil side too. Thine was produced in our Court, and
banded shoat u a curiosity. the brief—the only brief,
that Devonshire ever afforded to the great William Pitt.
who once at least travelled this circuit. His notes on
its maritime, and signalers to his fee, attracted much
notice.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR..

DIAL, Au.. 7.-Cum down from the River lit sight
and sailed,the Nimble Wrightson, for Seville.—Sailed
this morning the Reislia, Collins, for Van Dimon's
Land.—Wind S.W.
Pottrosovra. Atm. 7.—Arrived His Majesty'S ship
Bearer from Rio Janeiro.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTII, Auo. 6.—Arrived the Venerable Scowl-
ing, from Memel.—Off the Pert the Saelren,
from Philadelpitia—Wind S.

Nrwoa?.•MAßSli—Ye.terdq Wetter Mutton
fetched 2e. to b. 441.: But Lamb, is. Bd. to 3..;
Good Beef. Ye. W. to 2e. 841. •

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