The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-03 00:00:00

the neat advice, from the West
important intelligence that the
ittitish possession.—(Morning

person in authority at Hanover,
accounts from London, which
credit, there is every reason so er-
ne the gratification of seeing his
tal next Spring." The month of
period fixed upon by the King for
at; and it is added that his Majesty
greater part of the Summer upon
terial paper.)
King of France's last indisposition
nod, of an alarming natare. We on-
lajesty's di was gout In the head,
became so violent as to deprive him
lew minutes to produce still more se-
awever, by the application of hot mus.
I wipes were afterwards fully restored ;
vrance's friends, we believe, would ap-
nnpleasant consequences from the
of a similar attack.—(Aforniag

t Upper Rhine give the most favour
the state of the weather, which con
A extremely mild. In many places a
Barley has been eat. At Freyborgh a
very fine Peas bas appeared in the
see of a second growth. A field Beet-
c Cheispetre) was lately shewn in BlOS-
enormous weight of 401Ibs.
Company's ship Sir David Scott ar4
Seßbth May • the Balcarres had pre-
there; the May;
of Athol strived
%Jens, and was to proceed on her vol.
the following morning ; the Lon
the 6th July; the Thomas Coutts
were expected to sail from thence (Si,
July; the General Hewitt outward.
she Cape on the let October.
, Sept. 28.—0. Saimaa, last the trial of
of the Rev. Mr. Oebhard, Clergynaam
oa before the full Coart at this
murder of a slave, the property of Ms
vivo and unlawful punishment. He WM
senteaced to death; bat has noted'
• seldom.
_ from Madras to the 17th of Jalyi,
yesterday, by which it appears that free
Sib of that month WWI dreadful stories
- seighleeetrhood of Calcutta, causing
the lees of numerous lives. It is
„ that at Berthas,. a town on the
iagna, the sans west attended with an
river, which overflowed its banks so
m the destrailtims of mere than 100,000
The indite crops. it is added, were all
.it Tarter. sad from this circumstance a de-
basuly draws of tha total failure throtighost
nosh! pleat. There is reason to believe.
bath these eirmisestaeces are mush exag-
ilcceunt of the loss of lives is net referred
'• !anent sad though the damage to
particular diatelete is keewa to have beta
este Is se reesea flac4oeclediug that the
I will fell eery sheet of the usual supply.
• that the letters free Madras describe
;Oared le that presideecy by drueght;
they have suffered fiat the opposite
Ains and ineedetioes.
letter dated Basses Ayurs. Aeg. 30:—
out a few dap ago arrested three iedi-
to hare bee cesepirieg to °return
iministratiom ete Immediately to
tyeammousivta -the pablic
Ihrly to be anon Vb. tlla~lt fit
Dos (Ingests Tart.. Seeeetery elan
rernumat; Ceteed Vidal, chief of the
snot a Serjeaut. The Hover: meat has
test firmness sad are determined to act
rofessions, by exeettieg the guilty. Thee
so be tried by a jury—a mode till now
In this ametry.Another letter. dated
that Tack is still is prison, where he
remain, end the Colonel is sow undergoing
cow-martial. The Gloveromeat ire about
-1 to Peru to treat with the old Spaniards;
acknowledging** tudepeudence of
, granting them the permission to re-
reside in the =entry. is a better plan
trees to act against them.
4 and Directors of the Bank of Ireland
resolatioa of disimeatieg Bills at

, at Hereford, near Norwich. was left
years snea, worth, at his father's des'
To the other breeds.. .1 the family were
the amuse' of 4,11801 . payable out of the
To discharge these legacies, and to pay
dictates, the estate was mortgaged for
to the depredatio• is vitae of landed
estate is BOW sot worth more than kV AA.
6,00fi1, ,• the mortgagee becomes alarmist;
's effects ars seised sad sold. Nod bisd
to the situation of paupers !
trineilerstend that the bookseller Men
lien shortly to bring out a most superb
beautiful little poem, " JANUARY ANW
by a dedication to Mr. Hours Susses
Bobbed was on Wednesday convicted by the
unlawfully and fraedsleatly removing ale
vales e( 301.. from a farm at West Hatch.
as ofJobn Adult, E•q. in eider to prevent
from distrainieg the saw, and adjudged
ow of 601. (beteg double the vales of the
said landlord.—(rwatstos Courier.)
'end. that a part of the treadwheels cos-
' the Commissioners of the Edinburgh
airesdy io operation, and afford regales
. hard labour to shoat 30 of the prisoners.
,hale number of treadswheels, included in the
are completed. they will be capable of
I prisoners. with a power of still far-1
their nember.—(Ediebairgk Conning.)
WIT.-4. braes of inworrigibles hating the'
g, after many years' separation, to meet at
round-a-boat, at Lewes, one of them observed.'
/tier that their first interview should be in seal
ta."—" Not at all," replied the other (pots."'
" 'on see bow things turn round."
a late hour yesterday evening, says the
this morning, that one of Carlile's shop-
up for selling a blasphemous publication.
had not been ascertaieell.
io TOO LATI TOR • PROPBR PLACIL—WO
Liverpool liferegry,of the '22d instant,
a Proper Pleset.—Died yesterday, Mr.
ipwarda of Twenty Years shopman to Mr.,
Lard-street.
MAST FACT.—OIt readers will recast%
weeks since we inserted a paragraph, stating,
trop of Chichester had presented one of his
lOU as a ilednetioo from his rest. This
brought a host of applicants upon his Lord-
as well personally as by letter. It is pa-
that a few days ago his lordship received
that the writer, presuming on his knows I
forged his Lordship's acceptance on a
'hid; would be presented in the course of
payment; and that, should his Lordship
up the draught, be would hear of a core
In a few hours afterwards. Thus the case
present.—(Brightoa Herald.)

egmefflefflB
I:is 'opposed that 1
th.
is•ties nil bring the
ijool of Cuba is a
Fe,. ir / b
A letter
A written y
~t. tt ccording toa
-00;Iald be entitled to ere
ere that we shall have
y" silt ty io this capital
Saps/lamed as the pe
vie( on the Continent ;
tiseade spending the g
ter, firmo.—(Ministe
it is said that the K
111, for a short period,
knead his Majesty's
„Isiah, at one time. bec
artiest, and fur a few
esas results. lloweva
lA, the vital timeliest
set the King of Frani
stetted extremely ni
wetly recurrence of
PVT.)
Letters from the U 1
st,ie reports as to the
tires serene and este
second crop of Berle!
lore qnantity of ver
tyke, the produce
mot (Befferene Mani
ykot the enormous
The Bast India Con
tired in Bengal the 21
Mohr arrived then
a)ladeas the IddsJa
ge to Bengal on the
I.tived at Madras the
Tfilliam Fairlie were
tidos on the 16th J
based, put into the
Cars Town, Sept.
Mr. Undated, son of
st the Pearl, name
sue,-for the esurde
lather, by entrance a
t,ssd guilt.", and se
as appeal Wain the at
Papers and letters
ewe received yesteri
tlieitth to the Bth of
bed warred in the 1
mach damage and I
iterate the papers.
Itseksof the Magna,
Imedlation of that ri
rapidty as to cause tl
Isom beings. The
riled in that quarto
tertian is beauty din
Orsgal of that Grata
krafts, that both I
runty Tiff Item
Is il the private lei
the lad* in partite
env rant, there is
mists general will
It I ea sae! tb
*Pato bacebeea le
We in Bengal the
of heavy rains i
rad of a lette
" he Governnaenti
' ilia seem tc
L=
.„...tadmini.
adaseallitidg4l IT'
hielinsfs they are li k
OM etneonwes are LI
Vlt rt's goer
Is meat ; w
iltlgT
stows eaten
ep to thilwprofessi
risotto,' are to be
rade aohnown In i
ham. 111. states,
is likely to remain,
tit trial by a court
to tend eternise to
they colander that
'that country, and 1
Imo to Spain or re
than sendinar forte
The (hover nore a
. here come to the
Ni nety-coo days.
A young man, 1
an estate, a few to
(gam, 10,0P0f. Tet
Ift legacies to the
shove estate. To
el other incumlin
;LAM. Owing tc
property, the este'
or at most 6,0011
the young man's
LW wife reduced I
We are gives t
it to eeetouptstit
• .ditioti of that h
EST". prefaced b
' • Ael,ert Babel
Buck, of noble
ems+, of tie vela
. rested by him of
'Lis latsdlord fre !
to pay the sum 1
• cows) to his said
• We understen.
t•acied fur by I
i AL:ea-ell, tee al
4, • . employment in 11
' . Wheo the whole
. ioriginal plan. at
woplostiog sixty
tb'r extending ti
Task. MILL VI
• uprose felicity.
me tradero round
- It was singular
.6p/cellar plate."
ion to the mill) "
We heard, at I
+Too rows of II
nito was taken u
The rat-tinders
A 31ast Drtsr
ropy frets the I
We (allotting :-
Too Isle for e
Jeues-IL..yes, a
if In. Thorn I
y.
•
F.x MAOISM:4,
th it a few week,
• time the Bishop
tenants out,' lit
. kind stilt:at bras
eliip's bounty, a
%nicely a (act, t
a L-Per stating
liberality, had I
hill of MIL, wh
Ole week for pa
•
refuse en take u
• ner's inquest it
stands at preset
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