The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-07 00:00:00

STATE:

THE PRIMATE'S.

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We are sorry to lad that oar report of tie Primate's
Charge at the Armagh Visitation of the Mit oh. has der
advertently attributed some sentiments to his lbw
which be did sot use. His One* is made to say, that
" the right of the clergy to tithes was enNued by the
Scripture of God, and enjoined be the isws of man."
We an assured by authority op which. we can rely, tbat
so far from using this 'spree/Wu, his (trace aaisaow•
lodged the right of the Legislatare to regulate thr pre
perry of the clergy, and made lb aikido* whatever is a
dills* right of tithe. The ripen also makes hie Sem
to state, that " the tithe et the parish was more the
property of the locumbest, titan the estate was of the
landlord." We are agora that this le 411•200 as t his
time having merely awed, the title orthe clergy to
their tithes is mete easiest the& the title of say Us&
lord."

We omitted to siesties that Ms Once *tipsily resew
mended to the Clem a eadrovesr to este grids
the Learner& of their respectire parishes sfLieetai
as far as possibly. teithe previsions of the
Dill, passel last &odes it &vitiates*, of Ow =
with a iodated abetted of which Ma Grace
every beselicoti Clergymen is the Disown, at the Ails,
lk"1• _

As we staled before that, oat report was taboo at a
gnat dismays frogs kis amp. as gins attire's from
issanory. we trust that allowaaso wiH be owls for its la.
Torfeettoss sad laaccaractro."—(Jrawigh Paper.)

SHIPPING Il

The Madrass, Weldon from Bengal, is ►rrived at
Plymo►tb.
The Sarah, Norton, from Bombay to Loads*, is lost
at the Cape of Good Hope: 3 of the crew drsv►ed.

PA SMOOTH, OCT. b.—Arvind the Weddiagtoa,
Orwin, from Petorsherg ; the Steamer packet from
Lisbon. Sailed the Tigris, Rick, Case Greve, Thomson
1 and Niger, and the Walker, all for Lonios.-..Wlnd S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. s.—Arrived H.M..4. the Gallops
and 011111111031 from a maze; sad H.M.S. Topes* and
Ganges, from Bombay, with a 4:mmldr/cable quantity of
specie, on account of the Rau ladle Company ; also pat
back H.M.S. the Active and Racehorse.-Arrived the
Pearce, Chesivell, from Malaga; sad Retesolf, Doklo-
roff, from Rio Jaaerio, awl a voyage of discovery, booed
to Petersborg.—Sailed the Romps, Lean, for Dantzig,
and Sorry, Rain*, fir New Smith Wales.—Wind
W.N.W.

DIAL, Oct.. S.—Arrived sad sailed for the River, the
Hannah, Lamb, from Bombay; the Resolution. Ssnitb.
from St. Job n's, New Brunswick; the Tigris, Sisk, from
Jamaica; the Maria, OrasslaJe. from Malaga; the Sa-
lisbury, Guil.l, from Cadis; the Overt' Herue, Taller.
from Bombay ; the Lloyd*, Antrim, from Header..;
the Asp, Barclay, from Permeates; the Charles
Forbes, Cheak, from Jamaica. aid several more. rtien-
lars seknown.—Wind W.—Our. g. Arrived and sailed
for the River, the --, Johnsen, tad Ouess, Whit- I
tle. from Honduras; mid several mere, same' unknown.
—Came down from the Aber, the Woodpark. for Domi-
nica; the Prioress Royal, for Now South Wales; the
Oporto Packet, for Persaanimee.--Wiad W.
Livearoot, °cr. L.—Arrived the Blacker. Belem
from Jamaica, sailed from Mostagse Bay the let of
August. Captain Hears of the Vittoria, hi. chief mato
sad csrpeater, were pa* os heard the illacket by his Ma-
jesty's Brig Carsation. Captain Hearse eonG:me the
account of the capture of the Vittoria by Pirates. se slag
of the Brig Isesetry ; this IstMe mewl was gives up to
the crew by the Pirates, the let st August. Jamaica
ships we side, the proteedes Hieldajesty's ship
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Tne,

As Inquisitorial Comnsissios, appointed by the
Diet of Frankfort, to enquire after the secret societies
existing in Germany, aid aware measures for their
cuppression, has published its first report, which brings
down an accouot of its operations to November, 1821.
The origin of thew societies is traced to the year 1806,
and the object---the politiesl regeneration of Germany.
So ardent was their independent spirit, that when the
French armies suffered tie overthrow in Russia is
1821, most of the members of those societies enrolled
themselves as soldiers 'Oast France, with a view to
effect the emancipatios of their native country. As
soon as that service was rendered, their sappression
was ordained ; the legitimate lioverameets having. is
troth, no further seed of them. Do these Goren-
meats really wish to suppress this spirit? Let them,
then, as their first step, give to their respective States
a Representative Legislature.
A principal Specelator in Tallow, it le reported,
perhaps without reason, is a noble Duke. la speaking
of his Grace, one would. If the story were true, be apt
to blonder and speak of his Grease.
A Gentleman passing through one of the Pablic
Offices was affronted by some Clerks, and was ad-
vised to complain to the Principal, which be did thus :
—" I have beep abused here by some of the rascals of
this piece and i eons. to &egotist you of it, as I un-
derstand you are the Principal."
We copy the following from the Leeds Mercury :
We have to announce an act of clemency on the part
of Government that reflects honour upon the advisers
of the measure, It will bp recollected that at the ad-
journed anises in this county, in September 1820, a
number of persons from the nighbourboml of Barnsley
and Huddersfield were induced by an expectation of
mercy to plead guilty to the charge of high treason,
sad that some of them were subsequently sentenced
to 14 years' transpectadon, 'aid others to traasporta.l
ties for life. Dart's the last week. all the persons
whose seamen were eemonned to 14 years' trans-1
portation returned to their respective families and
friends, to the inexpressible Joy of the parties, and
each man received 3/. 41. towards his travelling ex-
proses from Woolwich, with a certificate of their
baying been pardoned on account of their uniform
good conduct. The names of the men who have thus
been liberated are John Hobson, George Burkenshaw,
John Perrino's(' the younger, Geo. Dryers, Abraham
Ingham, sad William Holland, from Barnsley ; and
W. Liodley, Nathaniel Buckle, and George Peacock,
from Huddersfield. John Valience and James Flowers,
it will be remembered, were pardoned in • short time
4,1. they readied the bulks. The older Ferriraaed
remains at Sheerness; and the other prisoners who
were transported for life were sent to Van Dietnan'sl
Lead, and such of their wives and families as chose to
share their forums have been removed there at the
expense of ()oversaw.
BANK
Norms.—The small notes of the Bank of
England being now se longer in circulation, the
forgers may saturally be expected to exert their skill
upon the provincial notes, and hence we find that on
Tuesday last a forgery was discovered of the Saddle
worth Bank 30s. notes, signed James Buckley, but
the imitatloa is so very imperfect, sad the paper so
bad, as to lead to the detection of the fraud on the
most cursory inspection.—( Fit k Paper.) '