The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

two — deer IC altar *al Ow Itohob Wog Mad Mewed the he wet at thus waning which the wisdoms of &bleb low pro *eel on web amnions. The bore stellemeet of no eneureenee so deplorable we doolitod set wooed hove epeordiworealy mind pee* free your Royal Ilighooses plod feellogs. • pnimpt oaptessimi of 'egret, we • Flair m yore people of ■ soddirs• woe rowan ; hat to the •Wonisibarest et the ewlelrf. gessideree had this. sad Whim reached the Moisten of the a. &es wish • orange prveipluitios they at soot prejodeed the eosidaet tie parties eeorrree4. by thottles. is your Royal went wee, the military _forte so employed. thereby Weems de reestion your Royal Highness's woll-known regard for she Wee mid libewies of your people. mid eratroonreieo • virosio pinpleisse that what had bandies was rot withou t *Mr privi ty ar ever dlreetims. Vet If tee alogiotrows nod Temormey Cavalry hod don! no store Ilion their dirty, a step so •••••••I was altogether ..rolled far ; if ilwe bed dote on Oust rusher his their dory, re was • pa lpable interferers/2 with the emote afjoOke. spropitmes as this opmeared to any teal em p lri; we were MIN led to hope that tie cements@ of the sestimeot timid at boob roam be doe caret, when motto In piney is so editions ..1 the Corlio City beaded. pair Zara* Hipbone's ad s detillldelt ell edlidditlion, Weft =0 rebuke Aim who &Woe Inionestleo whit err {wad Wilt, they hem geprielled yaw mos to re from the Llsoloomeis of she West lthlirri of Toth, • ableman werroMe for hir Achim of approved pestle isteerist, af lose-tried loyalty and le his Xi... mai become be hod escorted with the Freeholders et the rest hod ovate. l Coiner, is which he resides, let demise enmitry protwediais Merl sod equivocal. le turbot mate • to lie people, aid enievidni to the eremite .f the State. Weenier in trete their measures the illoilters of the Crown hair prvosived ne have eampreirsised its Wisner and ib Wiereses awl the peemsaral traamoilllty of the Kloetlem, the Portia- MOM 10 , 11 Ceave.rd have S. decide. w= h its lb ✓em ta ',prove, to eremite. Si lapsed, withie Its wa *Wee. the,ef. , te. we comely., roe gewgaw of the Idgite4 im port. swat loos she coartitotimeil edmisislestio• of the Orfila• aim. he pi:micelle deieradeed. ergs Omit of Levir,we are aware esrleeleely Irelesec the rre of t d{ alleged offences agrilwe the Stabile or lAng arose I.s•, Awl Cod fro bid that we sboold desire of year 1163•1 Highness a deratine from this grand principle, ibe oysters of Trial he 'Jury, nod W the istatelly oldie Judg li es el a/wined. oar rertlidesee is walloired— bin it is cot we prisons bieltt lee pow adwiedatration Jowl' e that we easswo dimmable Iron yourßoyal Mightier vet aslorrislesest at seems ohm ham remedy parsed lo Dore of she leierlor tribes& a tee teeter,. We humbly ihaok poor Royal Rioboess far bovlost. Molds mee erimal enquiries. ealledi otoither the greet Of the Nations is teeir d'eldrerstiews the ettenfto of the public will he glutted with ow awful aosirty. sod It reusable fee es rosily west tatwnily II supplicate reef Nerd MOW* tit ie. Cl/460111d to 110,it adoptive writ heeling semen's es way se suite the Crew's sod the people is the hoods et cm/nod nod poste. The illna %Malt? leek the souse of the Maoris. as to its adoption ; it was carried like the Resole. liens, and with theses' important Weevily, to wit, C.I. Wodehoese's sae or geollease, sod two of his f donde. Mr. Guiana, the City Ilseher, seal addressed thew, and was well received. The bi•yoa of Nerwkh east lucid the duets of ' the Mewing to the &getable,lst.. This was se cended by Mr. Meuse, jen., and carried with lead approval. bit. Cons, iii order ' as be said, to he site that the Prince Keret should receive the Address asd hear its prayer, would wows, that • Noblesse, who west live in their hearts , who was formerly ea as Imamate fooling with the riece, awl who, though latterly he differed free his Royal Iligbases,sast yet be respected by his, he meant the Earl of Albearstie—( Applause) should be 'attested with the preeentieg of their Ye. titles, and be mutated to en his privilege es a par, sad distend an atedience fee that purpose.— (L" 11 ellaall"•) The Earl of Ares ss anne accepted the coweissien with pride sad ;tattletales • proud end gratified he ass hedged to use his plielle;• in sopped of the Co.• stilettos, and is defame of the rightist the people. — (fifers load app! e•) A cry of " Glover, Glover," thee became pre vetoed, sad the Rev. Mr. Glover eceardingly stood for. ward sesidet 'us greeds's. Bet his spouts we mast else pestree, peculate, a fell accuse' of all that was said at this lesperiast Assembly, wad is set cus. riled In te-day's pablissliee, an Illeeday. TO CORISSPONDILNTS. TM "Wel PeOtios shall appear so Illooday. The resod of orb amplest of Ltesorse will bow be very speedily ram mil. Insirnif Taos:wow. is reply to ToST Portiere wed Mr. Ifinswew, es ifeeday. W possible. We oaks die well- weiwit Letter of R.. s—a, of S. owl bed we twee we of bis retire eweevereose to Mee tbe writer's mere to it. we world Mee swede room for it. lbws le Ilse great voider of weds PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT NE O'CLOCK Seek Sleek b pet Cast. T K O rl 101411 !per Cent- Red. 064411 le/la nes& 3 10 p. 3 pee Ceet.Cecs. Men Wag A. 11 144 b-111 314 prr Cees.743 eschews,' ttoll 1 1 41$. 4 pet . Ceel. 1303 in In Ormolus , 4 WM. Cearri. fee Ace. 31133341. Tilly-81"4TII;S.M.A N. SATURDAY ITIRIID6‘ OCTOIDIR 30, 1319. If ever a tot of Ministers wars larstaated with pewsr, or frightssed with dagger, those of Great Britain are at this wisest. If *eked what they are shoat to do with this Jackass in as already too as. sad too enmities army, they aoswer—" Ds• fend the Coastitstioa." Defied the Coastitotion with soldiers ! Hossein sad earth, was there es. se outri sa ides ? Doss soy Works tell as ; d es soy alma alive kegs as issues , of the Coombs los et say country bawls( boos preserved by ''too-, cresting the amosot of a stasdiog army ? Little does it signify to so that the most scam mini muss hats bees ;tonged Is making this asgstraistion to the army. Economy was sot the ettosiderstiets, bat promplilas. Moro was no other way offered so mach ask and readiness to effect the sicked object. Upon another lees oolawfal, loss sacesstitatiottal case of enlistees', as sipped lioskl hats hoes made to the weavers sad other assosfas. fedoras oat of amploymeot, sod levies 'said have Ikea had directly. As magi Minister led formerly only to step the Geseromest orders ler *so month, sod the dilerest I.lwerers sod artisans wen throws apes the and pkked ep by every recraltiog asejesat,aad immediately thrown into the battens's. It is otherwise with these wretched Wogs wow, they ars a little better laformed ! No bounty would tempt them to rang with their enossies sad lora their layouts @Oast their owe Mans. We do sot dotty that this measure falls withis the gape of Royal Prerogative. It is into, it data; tad THE STATESMAN. we ney sod do soy, that from t►is eohappy, mmp►w. skies, eopropitioes inane of the appliatM• of list pit of the ptomain, ', pity k is ids true."-- Masters, in t►is regard, ben dreadfully swelled the Nona of their responsibility ! What would site groat Mt. Fox ay, wen ke alive, and sew to whet it plena, of doom the Prime hes allowed these pee. TOM NO to lead bier, step by step! Mee, too, w►use southwest@ and principles he was early taught to shun, and is later paled' declared be dls.p• proved of. Atwitter kiselleg, it will he sees, is to be bold ea Moeda, nett, in the Ilisrket.plece, Floshery-'gene, at which Dr. Wa i sts has bees limited to preside, sad his accepted the iegitstioe. We bops sad nest, sod, indeed, have se doubt , bet that the people will meet sod separate le tin same cesium's's', wean they have hitherto. On this subject, and se this oc• cellos, we cosset do better thee quote a passage from a weli.coodeeted Joust, tinges printed sedge the shadow of the turrets of s Palace, as it will further elecidate at the merits of the gentle*, sod prone that we are sot slegeler in Oaf opiates themes :—" tasters sad their pennies deride the Radical Re. formers, bet their derision is seiner politic nor merited. The blestiogs eve holden is England show, that both the numbers and the conduct of tinge persons rein them far beyond contempt. We we ( o rgy or fifty Obsessed persons assembled et else place, witirdet these natural leaden whose presume mightbe supposed memory to the preserved's of or. der ; they meet under a strong nose of wrongs and In., salts—yet they conduct their proceedings with a de gree of temper sod decorum sot exceeded is the best ordered societies. Their speeches, reseistioes, sod proceedings may fairly be placed ens level with those of sir County Meetings. We doubt if tinfoil soo ther country in the world where such moues of the people could meet without mobbing and introit. ; sad perhaps the 'spinier istelligence, self.commead, sod steady coodset of the lower classes of England were sever before so strikingly esemplided. As for the strong laegeoge they employ, sod the unlimited Reforms they demand, we co/wider that they have been provokes: into Ono ; sod that new pious of co. onion will only lobate *eat toe greater degree of • toiewee." Loiters hoes Coifs show list the late nisi at that place, is bass followed by enersend hest, bey, augmented the fatal effects of the dreedfel fever whielt rages tiara. Cold and dry weather would be favourable t• the sufferers and the epprebossive: best aid moisten always aggravate lbs pewen of patrefactios. —...—. New Brooswick Papers to the 9lb September were received is tows this morales. On the IPA of Miser, • most tremendous thaw dot storm was osperleocad at St. Armholes, bat no damage was esperioneed at that own ; bit at St. Stephen. the house of Mr. HILL was attack by lightning; Mrs. H. was trucked down, sad so as irately Wired, that her recovery was hopeless; the basso was OW considerably damaged. [Taos Tat at. SOUS (If. i) STAR. Of Stn. 7.] CARDIGAN SKTTLEMENT. FOROVIICITOM, Ave. ti —A assalust of the Welsh Settlers won fitted oat lest week, to co. stow 'their settlement. A pram stipulated with coostrocting log hemes has been employed to is. street and as them. A quantity of bark has el. toady been procured, and other proparatioss made to commtoe• building immediately, sad there is no doubt but in a few weeks a aumWr of families will hi comfortably settled." The Peril Journals of M..dsy sod Teesdsy last arrived io the course of yesterday ; bet their con. Wets, more *specially is veletiers to France itself, are of little or so important. A Fiala Jery has eon• elated two individeals courareed is circulating • trees fition of Mr. Honsousa's soak, *stilled the His tory if the Ilassdred Days, of thereby peblialtim a libel spinet the Preach Goverment. N. RaellaULT Wears was crademsed to twelve months' kepis.. went, sad a Goo et 1,000 freers; M. Domestic, • bookseller, aged *sly 19, wee sentenced to pay the saw line, end to be imprisoned for half the period. Yesterday, at ive .'clock, the Persica Rums arrived at Carlton-Isom from Brighten, socompambal I by Sir BsMaastts BLOOM/111.D. It was letatleaell is our Paper of Tuesday, that the Yorkshire Soler., sear Lissoairoem, eel named as the opt for Molars the inteaded Meeting of the parish of Mary.k.brase, to take into coosideralios the late outrages at Manchester. We are, however, morale! by Mr. Ews, the landlord of the pre mises, to stale, that so application has yet ben wade** hisses thosobject, and that it is his brindles mot to sties the Meeting to take place at his hoes,. TUSATRICALI Jammu EAST.—Mr. RAI, late Slogs Masager of Old Drary, has become Lessee of the Rat Loision, and made an admirable metamorphosis of the inrarior. The pit is raised and materially es. larged; the firm-banes compactly esclosed sad bees. tiled ; the two lemon galleries replaced bye hand• some tier of upper boats, sod spacious gallery. To tke boles is added es 'Morin Woos, with aragni. scat cot-glees issues, aid retreats for refreshments. The whole brilliantly illesirated by • parameter, erected on the premises, forms as esquilite fowl en. ~able of taste avid vitiator, sad promises to be. come the resort of Resrern bootee. We are also led to understand Mr. RAO has spared so 'specs is the mole and property departments, to which he has savored a select end formidable Cods Dramatise, as well as theasaiees sepport of • literary phalsea. Under such circumetancee, cespied with Mr. Rat's gentlemanly character is public aid priests life, we anticipate that success which Jona Duct is ever reedy to bestow mpos atsl talent atilt iralefatigable in. diary. A Declaration Res for eigeet ere at Norwich, which opposes to the Regale Moo for a Comity Missiles, the testoble fed, that " The conduct of the Megistrates 'sad the Military cemented in the sweats which there took place (xis. at Manchester on As 16th of M ott). SS Steil es el them persons against whom bills of indictsamo have bees preferred for s couspiracy to excite disaffection in the minds of his Mejesty's 'objects, and fer assembling Is an salswfal us sod riot ous t, is *kW go undergo ea hevatt i alimm ubiss be-1 fore the legal &Owlets of the Iced"— P will be eztremely rejoiced to hoar that the dilfeeemeee of the kingdom ore so moo likely to be set at rest, sod that " The midget of the Magistrates sod Mi litary is sheet to seams, levetlieatisso before ti* legal tribseals.“ Dee slight circumstance aloes is w anting:—lt is ally necessary to prove this to he the feet, sad we have us deebt but the public will lock to sage the iestreauset. Lot those who drew it, only prove what it asserts, sod the Duke of Norfolk I himself, my Lord Albemarle, Mr. Cake, sad the Reissisitioeists, most all come its sad give it the l seeetten a their wanes.—For 'ermine, however, we are obliged to profess ear total lemmas el tht: proceedings oet of which this desirable sad desired ineestigati e s, Moog this eel, seam of division sass{ the respectable clams of society, is to sprig's, for at the promo moment we pretest we have hems esq able to amens's, after the most diligent 'arch sad toquiry, that hills of indicteseut are preferred Gooiest 3lr. Heat and his modiste's, and Oaten sp. pliestloes whatever, having any teadoecy to bring ender examination'' the co nduct of the Magistrates sod Military;' have been most peremptorily rejected. We heartily wish it were is ear power to moires the 'tamest es ear owe knowledge. Oar Readers, Messer, mast set impute this our darkness to say illegals' sod peculiar west of industry or seder- Medial on ear part, for it has hitherto, op to this very eilemerst, appeared, that diverse Noblesse sad Ges.l tleshen et the highest character for capeeity and ma qesintesee with public affairs, together (we believe) with a vast wsejority sills Majesty's less distingehho ed subjects, labour ander a similar opacity of 'stet ted mid went of lefermatien which they and we de very cordially lanseist.—(No;rich Mereary.) TROWBRIDGB, Ocr. 29. The toiletries Petition is eery anmermisly signed in this taws, as the Moods of Governseest, in • hidden wanner, were yesterday attempting to get signalers", stades their sadder:ties with the resist stale of affairs; bet I am happy to say they did not seemed bet is a very, very kw places : " to Lino, ssO. niou snaatre ow Tun COUNTY 01 WILTI. " Ssa,—We, the ssdersigood, being Freeholders, lobabitsate of Trowbridge, in the said musty, sod payers of Wee to his MAJOITT, request yea tvUl be plesmd to Rugaisities of Sir FRANCIS Bosom, M.P., J. CAIN llossoust, sod easy others, freeholders of this county, to take late consideration the late divirseefel transactions at Masehester, sad t• Petition the Palnce ateleNT that be would be uselessly pleased to Causes strict, yet hapertiel, esquiry to be made in Parlimiest of the some. Ksowing, as we do, that the birth-right of English's's is to meet and discuss any subject in which they may consider themseive• aggrieved. or the safety of their isvaleable Comfit's ties esdangsred, we asset bet deplore them dious a ttempts that base bees made to deprive tof it, and di net hesitate to my, that we moan these that are accessary to the prosodies of the Noe to be traitors to their country. RsWog es your bows attachment tear Wog mid laws, we feel a hops that , you will secede to ear ropiest; and ere, Sir, year very ebediest serrate sod fellow-subjects." NAVAL INTIILLIGENCE. uTH:dc:hA. —...: plii.f_iTheAreari DEAL, Oct. n e9 o —Selled the Prises thi ef W oi e k tes sei D A s i. rime, ter the River; sod the Patty, Spriseall, for Yaresenth.--Arrived end tamales the Zephyr, Ni cholls, from Daetalc.—Win d N.& iiesse, frees the Dawes, sod sailed for St. Viscose*. ....Pet back fins Ocee pert. for Deptford.— Sailed the Assam r Plymooth ; sad the Coromandel storms New South Wales, with etteriets.—Wl N. E new° O ct. 2/1 Nancy, Scott, frees Memel, smock an the Breakwater, i■ coming late I the harboer.—Wied E. Ssoasawav, OCT. 19.—The Aid, Kidd, of Deeds*, frees Riga for Londonderry, with liaaseed, esdee seNiss Pt of Snipe) , (Isle of Glass), en the Illlblell. Meek ow a rock es the fall of the tide ; she fill over sad became a wreck ; imar 900 barrels d bused were get vet easy. Otessonws, Oct. 29.—The sleep Mart, Yeseg, 'beard to Newcastle, with a carp of apples, get e• shore this morning neer the Low Light-home, epee Orford Beech, and it is feared she will become a wreck. .---- BANIPT, OCT. 25.--Yetterday it blew a complete hurricane from N. t• W. About it o'clock, the Hope, M'Cormach, of Loodooderry, from Rigs, hove le sight, appareotly in greet distress; at foot, she &oven • shore open the bar of Ban(; the Captain sod crew, with the eseeption of the mate, wets sewed. If the 'either moderates, Om cargo will In preserv ed, mod the reseal get of with tritling damage. His Majesty's ships Seports, Captain Sir Tnones HARDY ; the Veneer, sod Hyperion, sullied at Ma. dein 18th ult., Is eight days, from Portsmouth, and sailed the following day for South America. Tito Lady Hamilton, Borodind, London, end Dragnet Imowers' arrived at Madeira 90th alt. in 10 day s, Me Cott ; and sailed ea theUd for Cryloo. aIUNTY D, IhCHESTBR, Ocr. 48. Within abed an hear ear the Gitelman leaded yesterday that Mr. Wree shield give bail, set may to be forthceselog at the welt Sessions to SOWN' to the Bill of lodletmest lased against ha for a HMI, bet to keep the peace in the Interiat, thee Magistrate thneglet proper to revoke his demand, . sad pertly ie. teilleibly to essfees that his toseeption of the law was errowenes. Mr. Wroe was therefore liberated, when his ball could be spite bree*ht forward. BA through the Magistrstes inept and sespreordosted deemed, that Gentian's suffered 'ewe hoses addl. demi apnoeas., for which I sodersteed that he mesas to Wog se action spinet the Roe. Mr. Hey. I hear, Weed, tbst Mr. Pearson has **ready bad RN tin of the action sorted epos Mr. Hey. TM con• duet of Mr. Wrote in resisting this estraordieary de ulled of bail is entitkd to great enomodation. Fee had be sad Mr. Capone yielded iir this installer. a most deegeroes precedent would have bees establish. 'ed. For while Magistrates easel's the poorer of hold. Ingle bill for ay poblicetion which they think proper to deem libellous, what would be the condition of the Press, if the power were reperadded of also holding I SM sassed to bail to keep the peace until brought l ie hall As the publication of a libel is deem ed (breach of the peace, the rest of seek additi.tal power wield indeed serve to place *eery maw con. 'ima with the Press at the merry of the Magistracy. Bet Ike object of Mr. Hay has been electron, de. hated. The error of his view as to the law, was, I imiewelead, Digested to him by two of the Sar dine! k Cart. This Mr. Hay, who has es the peewee enemas proved himself such so imperfect Weyer. le libe ma Magistrate who was of opinion that the Mime laid before the Beach, with regard to the comian of Hest sod Co., a the 161 h of Au gust, toasted to High Tresses. Ile west, hedged, to Leaden, as you may remember, with this *widest*, med there his nada of the law of tresses was me. meal by the Crews Lawyers. Yet it was epee the Npuseilse of this Magistrate, who set off from lisse on the meraleg of the 17th of Ancor, that the Oho Lord Sidenoth was leaned to mouth the Prime Regest's same to as eeqoalified approbate. et the promediege of the 16th. Of such a Nimbler ad sod a Magistrate one may fairly say, par nails frefrwas. Celine' Fletcher, of Bolas, was present at a pub. Ns breakfast, glees, accord's' to asses! melon, by Mastew Boretegitreeve and Constables to the ptioci. pal lebabitents of the town, on Seedy last, whets he dwelt, is *silting langesp, on eke disminel of Lord Finalities from the Lord Liestonesey of the West Riding of Yorkshire. This an, the Colonel observed, is a boosting toot, proved the vigour of Ministers. 66 Yoe see they are resolved;' mid bob "to dismentesance all seditious Menage." $ thee, the Yorkshire Meeting is coiled 66 seditious ;" sad a Nobleman of salted b 00000 sod proverbial loyalty is prosesseed the Petro* of &liaise! Seek is the language of the minims of Ministers. The statement which has appeared in some of the Mielstesial Papers, that seditious and blasphemies books are pet lets the hands of the Andrea educated at what are called the " Usioa Schools," which are very SIODOfOIIII is this country, totes net to be totally entree. As some Gentlemen of she utmost respects. Wily, wile within a few days paid seespected visits to several of these schools is this town, and the awes is the whisky, sod found that no books were used bet the Bible, with those tracts which are see• ally to be met la such Institetioes. There has Moo seething very material is the See. sines-house today. Upon its beiges cod that tree bills were fiend against Mrs. Wrote, the wife of the proprietor of the Massebesfer Observer, against his two sboymes, Of reicher shop boys, for 'either appears above 16 years of age, sod its, against Mrs. linegh, the wife of a joerneymes is the Observer office, sod her daughter, the parties wee* inmedi. sully sent for by Mr. Parses. The whole of them soon appeared in Coed, sad each metered hail end traversed ; so that the trial steeds over until the seat Seesaw. It is apprehended that they will sot come es moil the neat Anises. The Crewe removed the ether cans with respect to Wroe's slated libels to the Anises, os the ground that mach trials were too impertest to take plate at the Sessions, sod of course so objection can be consistently made to a similar removal of these tease. la the coarse of the day Mr. Panne befog refined by the police sea Wuhan to the Cart, wrote to the Chairman, who stiwertiog to the letter, observed that AltafalyS aid Causal were ',titled to adonis. lies. Mr. Peeress, open hearing this observed**, said, that Win to attend to the cases of several per. sons elision whom he esidentood that Bills of In. dictate' were preferred, he bad occasion also for the admissioe of a dark, is order that such clerk weight assist hi* is taking seas. The new* of the clerk be stated to be Smoot Beeford.—The Chairman said, that the sass perms had spplied to him 'pettedly for admission, es a reporter for a newspaper, bet that he cooed make se melee epos the subject. Mr. Ps*asos cemplaised of at teaser IS which he had been *leaded from the Court. CnaISYSN -1 Inelefil, SO one from the Coors. Mr. Partaeou—i leave Mos eacieded by your of. leers, sad what a sae does by others he does by . himself. Nadia tam addressed the Court, attempting to maks some apology fur the suasion of Mr. Pear son. The Corinna's—l will sot Interfere any farther till the nest case. Upon the Grand Jury being dismissed, Mr. Pumas applied to the Clerk of the Pyres. fee the liberation of several peens' confined in the N.. Bailey on a charge of Braising nr drilling, as well .a epos a charge of rioting on the 16th of August, and spina whom wo bills were Need or preferred. The Clerk of the Peace replied, that they could mot then be Irherated, for although •• bills had ham preferred against them, ar ticles of the peace before the t er mination of the, Strerinne. Mr. Pearson might by est.ihrted remonstrated against this ileeltiets, es it was she di sm is s ed to liberate thaw prisoners oasiost whom we practice at 'witty Aeolus el ms thil Grand Jell twins `hills were found. TM Clerk of the Peery observed, mist nth was not the precrlre of that G.err, sled Prat the prisoners 'Mauled to cold not be rel serl,enlo 4- , Si asset, by Proclamations at the coocissiou of BO Sessions. II E. 54. 1 1 I,