The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-08 00:00:00

FROM ,SA,TIRf) Y's GAZbI lE.

BANKRUPTS.
.osher, St. Stephen's, near at. moan's, Hertford, sollis
...ter, to satiende: Dee. IS, 90, and Jau 17.10 H.sli hill
MAW! .Attorney; Mr. Termer, Fore street. tinsbary square.
L. W. Williams, osd Aid Ie y eating hodse keeper, Dee. 1(1.
OS, sadviegAL at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Niblett,
Cushion weft, Old Broad street.
lietebtomidc' Vittt• St. Thome, Apostle, wholesale has
and butter factor, Dec. 9, 20, and Jan. 17, at Basinghall street.-
Attorney, Mr. Steel. Queen street, Cheapside.
G. A. T. BruggenLate and T. 11. Payne, Fettehorch build-
ings, Fenchurch street, merchants, Dee. IS, 23, and Jan. 17, at
Basinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Getty, Haddad, sad
fatty, Angel court.
E. Baylis. Painswick, Gloucester, cloth manufacturer, Dec.
34, 30. and Jan. 17, at the George Coffee house, GI oucester.—
Attoroeys, Mr. Recke, Devonshire street, Queen square ; and
Mr. Clavdoer, Gloucester.
W. Dowling, King street, Tower Hill, grocer, Dec. 13,10,
and Jan. 17, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Baddeley,
Lemon street, Goodman's Fields.
DIVIDENDS.
Dec. 10, R. B. Roxby, Arbour square, Commercial road,
Middlesex, merchant, at Basiughall street—Feb. 7, G. Meliss,
Fenehmeh street, at Basinghall street—Jan. 01, C. Chambers.
Steelyard, Upper Thames street, ironmonger, at Basinghall
evries.-Dee.49, J. Johnstone, Liverpool, Merchant, at the
George Inn, F.lverpool—Dec. 31, J. Moorhouse, Stockport,
Cheshire, brok.r, it the Warren Bulkeley Arms lan, StockpOrt
—Jan. IU, T. Palmer, Getter lace, Cheapside, silk manufactu-
rer,at Basinghall street—Jan. 10, F. Rybot, Cheapside, silk
isercir, at Basinghall street—Jan. 10, H. Canning, Broad
street, merchant. at Basinghall ;treat—Dec. 27, J. Walker,
jun. A=bridge, Somerset, common brewer, at the Rush Inn,
Bristol—Jan. 17, J. Moorhome, Sloane street, Chelsea, wine
merchant, at Basinghall street—Deo. 30, W. Turner, Llangol-
len, Denbigh, and A. Comber, Manchester. cotton spinners, at
the Rtsr ton, ,Manchester—Jan. 17, R. Wills, Broad street,
Bloomsbury, tobacconist, at Basinghall street—Dec. 30, J.
Wilkinson, George street, Sculeoates, Yorkshire, merchant,
at the Dog and Duck Tevere,Beale line, Kingston upon Hall.
(Certificates. Se. to morrow.)

ON. THE CRUEL MURDER OF RIEGO. BY THE
CROWNED BIGOT OF SPAIN.
UNDtt THE SANCTION Or OUR HOLT ALLIES;
PROPOSAL FOR A GLASGOW SUBSCRIPTION FOR
HIS WIDOW AND FAMILY.

[ln one of our cola:tins' about ten days ago, we inserted the
concluding paragraphs of an animated appeal to the British
Nation which, under the above title, had appeergd in Tile
Wavers Free Press, in behalf of the Spanish Re ogees. Of
the good effect of this appeal on the feelings of tile gent...
men of Glasgow, our Readers found the gratifying proof In
a communication from the Editor of the Free Press, which
, appeared is our Paper of Thursday last. With a view. to
extend the same impressionri lie now take occasion to
insert the article entire.)

---- The monsten of the earth
Wholvrint to sovereign rule through sem of woods;
The oppremilse.atordy. wan-destroying Ababa,
Who wage kingdorts and lay empires waste.
And In a react wantonness of power
Thin gate. of half their subjects, and give up
___ To wapiti,' rut. /WM.
We scarcely know, whether pity or indignation is tire
uppermost feeling at our mind., as we sit down to say
fete words upnn the barbarous murder of the patriotic
Riego. The Condon and Country newspapers have teemed
for tome weeks past with the minuted detail. connected
with the murder of one gamester by another—a man who,
if the accounts we read Of him be true. ought to hate
fallen by the hangman's cord, rather than by the aasassin's
pistol —)et the death of this mural vulture is allowed to
take np a hundred times the space that bas yet been given
to the foul, filthy.. and abominable butelsery psi committed
by a perjured Ktng, under the sanction of his crowned
continental brethren.

One or two •I'ory Newspaners have eertain'y affected
aarpriae and indignation at this cool slaughter of a pri-
soner of war. The Cu•'rier of London has b •en exrblueing
against it, had perhaps the Courier ef (3 la•Eor, wi)
other humble imitaton of their great meta:9°l44l proustt, r
p•ay sin fhi• Wise hut 'the' bulk of the inintaterial peesses
Lave been shame:l23y silent upon the solje.3. Shuu!J