The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-02 00:00:00

To rss WKS or YORK. FATZIIIIID Farts FRIDZSICK,—My spirit erased sad to hear thy same boodied about with as nisch acrimony SS in the year 1909; end the respect I owe thy Cills.r adds to my charts. Is that memonble year thy character was most injured (as it is at pre test) by thy preseoded Moods, who, soder the shut. flee pretence of tby delicacy to take frees thy father's toeless store, send der age& ass emosalicand to the thretheld of the humblest mechanic minima', for this addition to an already ',variety IMMO, too meth for soy men to spud is virtues, or honour. oble pursuits, sad that for a monthly ride to look after the tether of thy Wog. WWII lAN Fazes nice, Ism se party-Ras, ter do I support thew who oppoeed the Grant; for if they bad the real, not tonsporiziag,spirit of their ancestors, they would have stringed the Windsor Job from all rewords of Par liament, whereas it now remains as a memento of disgrace to both sides of the Howe. Still it is said we Rest make the best of a bad lustiness, sad I am willing to abide thereto ; I, therefore, preps*, the mews of recruiting all parties. /Casein there still exist respect/al recollectiess of thy father thrriegh the registry, netwithetandieg the great poise takers by thy acquaintance to indicate it !!! and the calamitous. Illness that melodies him from the eyes of the People has net sliced the former recol lections mores Enflames. I, therefore, as a simple man, silliest soy affection for thee, widest beteg the sea of thy father, preps** to thee sad thy advisers a plan which will net only satisfy thy advocate In raising the mosey, bet oil alto satisfy thee by not tableg it est of that useless feud thee mows so tweeless about, sad sot less satisfy thy opponwits by dragging it through a chariest they little dream of, for which I look ter so sonsensical ad. dress, no title, so order, sot eves Arad sou, fr ess Jar er Ustr. I therefore propose to raise it is follows:—The lowest vabation of the Poor Rates is eight miliiee-- fire-sistrenths of a penny to the pound on that se■ Is '0,4991.; or oppose ono ►elfpenay in the posed may be sabstiteted, payers eta hardly miss it, betide the oterplas will be sofficitset to make op the defiles thaws of t►ese who may become paupers In the In terim. The sneers or rates of emigrants, who may carry their property oat of the country, the ►ind heartedness of Tea Collectors, and the usual waste before the mosey is applied, such as parish feasts, odds and sods, ac : beside the payments msy be mode thee quarterly or 0ft..., Is these parishes when there are more payments required. Satisfied of she loyalty of Reglishowa, ntstwithstaading th► fettle attempts of thy acquaintance to bread t►em with a dilfereat ekarecter—notwithatanding the feleehood ssf see agricultural sod commercial pre sperity—oetwithsleeding t►e beggary and wretc►ed ness that meet the eye in every part of the United Riectiom, yet I tooter@ to tell thee, "There is sot • poor meshes ie paying Rates, who will net cheer fully support my plan of ea additional halfpenny in the posed open his quota, to reward nes the Son • their Lim for paying his word defies toy aged, ellicted, and veaersble Psreat, I am, thy Friend, Canherwell, Ist 1111.41 b. OBADIAH OVERSEER. A Sappl•mest to the London Gazette of Satire's, yes published yesterday tummies, coataining official &pair-hos received by the India Board. They relate Wisely to mats. the particalors of which have long Waco reached this couotry through the Journals of the differeat Presidencies. A Rambo* Alail, sod German Papers to the (23c1 alt. errised last might. The States of Hanover Ism assembled again. A reduction in the arms. which is to commence eta the kt of Nay, has been dotoraslavd open. It will tall chiefly on the infantry, which will be redacts! from 30 to 20.000 awn. T►e Ilawbergh Bank celebrated its second secular testiest es the 21st ell., abets a medal suitable to the weenies ,u distributed. The Fosperar of RUSSIA ha• issued an Ordinance by which all peasants in the Empire are eatberised to establish aseefactories, a right which they did not before possess, bet which was limited to the Ne• Wily sod to t►e Merchants of the first sod snood Class. It to stsied, t►et the grunt to the Does of Yong VIII be este up. We tree. the report is correct. It is eelerstood that Mr. Ccratto has eommeneed preoredings spies' Mr. HUNT, is wall u the Pro priebir of The New 71ines and Champion, who have thought proper to glee circulation to that person's nalemaittes attacks open his character. On Somelay fo►esees, Jodi% Divine Service, at Quebec Chapel, Upper Sernour.vireet, a serious ac cident occorred. Just as t►e 'hey. Dr. BUIIIELD be gen his memos. a Geolleeten, who sat nearly under. •math the pulpit, was seised with an apoplectic fit, which alarmed the people sitting near ►im so meets, that thy attempted • sodden retreat. This move. vaeot tacked groat alarm to the ceogregatlow, who did net know tile cause. Soddenly mete person called ent Ire, and the whole congreption liege, to rush precipitately towards the doors. Numbers of Ladies and Gentlemen were thrown down sod tram pled one,, and moo were seriously hurt. The life of ow/ female, who intend, is despaired of. Frithy merniog, about hatf.pest one o'clock, as alarming Ire broke out in do Little Theatre, Capel street, Dobli•. The Theatre itself being construct ed et wood, which was all en ire, preseated a most awful scene. Lly a poweefal application •f the en gines, and an abesd•et sapply of water, the snr re•odisg beiluSegs were preserved. THE STATESMAN Flattering Ativesslore,lebieb betel a Mio--41 Knight Errant, who, to the outtoendeel joy of the whole nation, arrived in safety at his Castle, after • peril's. journey frees the imperial Townies/to, bold at Ai z-1.-Cbapelle, when hewas weendett in beds legs by Mao DI GOBILIGUTZ, Knight of the Gesty Arrow:— FOUNDED ON FACT!!! Ai 'be bald C--si Nr aui babbling. eae day, le search of a Mlle fink air ; lie espied a fair mud, Readi, g order the shade. Whew appearance Was uses( dreemeir. His L—sealp drew .l b, Waal she Nymph with w sigh. Little Waking berself weerheard. Inveigled agaiwt Fate. At a emeneihtee And condoned, as this, word for word t " Goo grakt that the slave, be the foriees Imre. Thwl bees billnted at tar as the Cape 2 Sore hl errvwc War mad. Or wimp, that . as bad. Wiles he let each a demos (*cape t " Bet mbar, Ike NesAbbil sinproded his rod, Out of jaggier to nod, sod to Kerne; Let us bore bell be bong. Of a gibbet well strong ; For sfrowthas's 100 good rot the rectal!!! r' Curiosity Maid In bit I.—obip, art eV At tot* sew imam revel amid milli= I 1 b& be telt bit trek to Amid kit valour unhinge, When merotios gas We of the cities*. Yet la tetra w►at the Maid, he sweet Sylph of the glade. Had berm tettliug, lee ravened meet I So, la enter le know, He advalte'll on lip-lee. Awl, Is black letter, aw Moraine Pelf. Bet conceive his serpent. When the words MI his eves. As Ms Noddle the Panel beat ow. " We are happy to say, flat my I.—d C--st And Minim are safe lauded at Dom." nee Me eltred r yell, And ewe Merida/ Post MI Film the Mole of Ik b manful MAW ; &artful op la Alright, Steed Wye ltd gt his sight, Bet be siepp'd bee, sad cried. "Why afraid r " There's atseght that I fear, In this ',twit' far rw any." Liftman:lv answered the Fairs " Bat I aleura fee the land, Awl acernid be the Newt Tbat b.aillied It with grief and despair ! ! !" " Aad wile,* said or L--d, As he ed, whb ware broad, Tilt Nymph patriatte and trove, •• Is the wrtich you declare, Oupbt swing in t h e air, So obenattras la England and ynar " Whew* raw re ?" she laid Haire verb'. from the tl , nd. Or In &feigner* trace re your birth ; Not to know who's the ma. tr so roll him we coo, That's proserib'd by the uprlgLt Oa earth ? " llre 11 61.0'4 C And be linnet ('—v, Little dinwee from bean g Sh•ne eonnice, And yinell And whet I lay To he I nee as Ilme day, Rot, Gond owning, Air 1 land mine." nun I. J. F. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -.......- lIOVSF. OF LORDS. Maser I. the nuke Rutland and tI e tinrts of Orredetbeme mil Kill -11010. iI.IIk .. 4 11 1 . an d 'Lew sr i th . I 8 , 41 Olt 1.. N V ILLY. preves.iee fr the Mirr (bans. T. u I• 16 of ltrlotel afgett.ht 1.. renewbl .1 the bol tCM Debtors' . I. Mr. Meatlce. taw. tke Comiturri. reporwil dui, Mr. fierce♦ kod tserma.ine. t...etteml 16e Sekrt Cotheuilet es the cllatur. ef Ole Italic. Tis. Lula? 4 LE% U Y preserstesl • Petition frs•• spire ral blasts Chiessey-senrpers of Lowlea sad Westwitatet, wiliest the Chiew.e -sweeer.. Peaalatiaa KILLF.P Aft OF TALNIEIt. The Mantels of LAPISDOWN said, that as Le imlentsett as anomie., seethe be wade to his watian. be sluestlei iittaply rave tar a eve at all Dispstebes trete Sir T. ilrl. it so she Matuves et llastlass, relative to the exesetten of the k :nectar of lahrorr. .-Ordered. (le the maims of the litargeis afILANSDOW Sit, a lle.aitee was brat to the Here of COIII1•101:•. es. gantlet the attetalaner at Alesasaler Bruise nod Jobs Swish. i.sqrs. as the Cana. fi les., appointed to sujeste tam the &lairs al the Bast of Les last& ned NAVAL INTELLIGENCR. DEAL. MARCH I.—Soiled this owning the whole of the oetwerd•beeed os their respective Tempe. — Remains the Severn Mete. Doves, Mellen I.—Arrived the Feet,' packet, for London, hating repine,' her damage. PORTSMOUTH, Not 4 RCH I.—A 'rived theship Water• 100, Mitts Ent !odium's, f►om Batavia, last frau Liverpool for Antwerp; sailed frees Batavia the 13111 of August, and was a mouth at Liverpool, is distress. —.sided the whole of the out wardabeend. COWES, MARCO 1.--Sailrd ibis morals& the Wa. larks°, Aliso, for ludla ; Alesandar, Barr, for Is. mica ; sod ell the outward-bound.- -Arrived the llautilton, Grew), from Amsterdam, for Batavia, is 60 hours. Fccisouctt, Fca 17.—Sailed the Deke of Kent packet, with a Mail for Lisboa; and also soma coasting vessels. GuaassEY, Fan. 21.—Tlso Concorde. has parted boas her sticker and gooe on shows ea lbw rocks, and is all to pieces; lb. cargo is all lost, bat a part of the ball and a few materials are sawed. Masons, Fes. 27.—Tbo brig Mary and Eliza, Mayan, from Oporto to Liverpool, pot in hero to stop a leak is her counter, which bad bete discover ed at sea, is placed coder quarantine for basing a cargo on board that bad been landed at Oporto from Naples. _ _ _ CARDIGAN, Frs. 47.—The brig Levant, blithorn, from Liverpool to Leghorn, which was on slum at Newport, was got off this morning, without taking as, part of her cargo net, and proceeded es het voyer. Her hull did Rot appear the least injured. llsawictr, MAIICII I.—Arrived the Lady Nopeon packet, from Helloed; and the Charlotte packet, from Gottenbergh, both with Moils, *e. Also the Eagle cotter, Limit. Poison, with two semulers, with 428 casks of spirits and eleven MOM. On Tweeds! Iva sail ol Freuch vessels arrived at Portsmouth, with about kit a million doges. ROUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. It. PUNA lit, liessotat op a Bill for Paving. sod Light. Jim Losig.looe, .0 the parts.s of beessioadors, whits Or read Ito Ault.urotv UN meted la the &tier,. al Anita to take late eltfetalt all w . f..* refindog togs,* ersdtbsce k fore one Woitoo 13,.1 , 11 Eh , . net, t . eatiallter. Mr. Lk Ett tri...ete.l the ailjooromield of the Chaster nrctton ....ssittee, ponce-ow' of fir Ham 0. Y.UIi, LAI. one M.-lobes. of am Committee. Colonel hh KM perm-Med several (Nakao. frogs Stalf.rel- Alec. *r. pray tot that toe Hose would am tooseoi Nam, IN ' came of sae • oln nod Coal.—Ltid soar table. Lord VOLK EATON': I.r.suiibl ep a l'eusioa from New Samos, pta)iag Ihal the Ito. Perot Debtor.' Act tory he se j pealed. The A TTOR CT-GENII:RA L raid, It wa.l.i, ite. et losi to were for a t'ommitter fu h.oentre fall. the Leis mode of com petitor."' distitbotios of the property 'slush may be to tbe baud. of the As-ieners of Debtor., • k 4/ have tahen the bretrat of 1166 Act. If the Art mete atfeted t.. *spur.. before time properis oas dlarihoted, acre a. old. onto's' ilsi. measur.-. be no. vse.os. I f calling she Ai.isores to atroinst, (or ihe pro rilyut 1,414.1.1111• tat Ia ark Is aids. 5% oils "spec. ishe Art al-elf, he 'somata ~we law of the kiwi Oils Wry also, site e %perforce that i.aJ bees mask is.—OtJercd lo Ito ou toe hair. Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAN wished the !Nuse to haw every information on the sobject, and therefor* he gave omits that he would move, r o .marrow, for a retora of Ike somber of Agents in the loselemit Debtors' Coed, how matey of them are Attend's, end whether say, sod how many of them, bad taken advantage of the Insolleat Debtors' Aet i • sod also so aceirent of the member of Ascii/meets' ljeenets granted Mace 1811. Sir G. WARREN DKR moved for a now writ for the crossly of Ediriborgh, in the room of Sir G. Clerk, who hes steepled the edit* of Goo of the Junior Lords of Me Admiralty, is the room of 'mother Lord who has retired. Sir U. RIDLEY hod thought, tbat snot slut took place es a similar subject last year, the G sent would wet hale beep so eager in filling up such ',- poinsettias. Ile would, however, take an early op 'mussily of bringing the subject before the noose. In the amen time he +Shed to knew io the roma of which of the Lords of the Admiralty Sir G. Clerk had been annolotpd ? Sir G. WARKENDER mid, he had received an intimation, except that the Hoo. Durmast had as the office. Mr. CA ICRAFT was esteeitiaed at the Ilea. Biro Del's •itepce cad secrecy on the StatjtCli it surely was as State secret. Sr T. BARING reported from the Limerick Elect's* Committee, 'bat Col, Vereker bad been Arend dely elected; but that the Petitions easiest his retire were not bivalent or vexatious. Mr. N. CALVEIir objected to Ike mode of as certaining the poll ; •od therefore he moved N. • copy of Minutes of Evidence takes before the lime. rick Election Committee. After seine observations, the motion wig agreed to. Mr. LIT I'I.E I ON presented o Petition from Wol. verhampton, o`ei•st the reoewel of the Insolvont Debtors• Act ; which was ordered to Ile om the table. Mr. SIIAW presented • Petioles from Debtio, spina the Window T•s.—Ordered to be Laid on the table. The Marq•is of WORCESTER presented a P•ti. lion from Ateneoeth, against any additional deli on Coss.—Laid on lA. tablv. AWerman WOOD piosented a Petition from the Woo!cumbers in the scanty of been, proyise, that the Magistrates should bays a power of settling their wages, as in 11309.—Ordered to be laid on t►e table, and to be printed. Mr. W. POLE presented a Petition from Ren frew, preying for the Scotch Bergh. s snots fibers! institetion of Bergh Governsout.—Ordered to he es the table. A MEMBER, whose name we ensild set leers, complained, that the itryal Bergh. is Scotland had been deprived of many of their most voluble prig'. loges. The Magistrates tad, by the prosost system, an unlimited contreal oyes the foods of the Boreal ; and he hoped the House world adopt some sesseserr to remedy that sham is fatless. Colonel WOOD presented soma mono Pathless quint any alteration is the Coal Doges, from the county of Brecon. Mr. M EffillEN thought this was not a lima to further barthen the manufadorers, who already have every difficulty Is carrying on a competition in fo reign markets._ Aldermen WOOD raid, the p►aest dety eo Cosh bore hardest en filo cilium* of Landau, sod the peer orosed.—The PeWhops were ordered to Is on the table. The Wapolau Workhouse Dill was brought up, and read a first doe. Sir E. KERItISON brought op the Mutton"too Small Debts Hill, which was reed a int time. Mr. C. CALVERT prevented a Petitleo from the Parish of St. Geo►ge's. Southwark, praying relief from the Coal Deties.—Orde►ed to lio am the table. He then presested • Prtirlen from Itto same Parish against the insolvent Debtors' Act, which was alsu ordered to be Isirl on the table. M. R. CORDON moved for an amount of the Money expended, end the progress made, in betid ing the New Post.ollice.—Ordered. The Merits of the City of London brought op a Petition from the Lord Mayor, •tderaron, and Cos iness of the City, praying that the Right of Appeal might mat be done sway. Mr. Alderman WOOD was sot present when the Petition was agreed to ; bet he hoped the wetter would be drily considered. Mr. W. SMITH 'poke to the tem effect. It did ant follow that ebeo the Trill by Rattle war area lished, the Right of Aprtil should be so toe. Alderman W A ITU MA N hotted that IMe rohjeet *OOll be suffered so undergo the oast ■haste and atteritise consideration. The Petition veal theft or4ered to tie on the taLlo, ilea In be printed. . . . A Petition .a• presented from Memosils ars 4 nst the lissolseut Deblois' Act.--Zirdered to ha laid or the table. Lord CASTLEREAGH moved thst the defarlter• i• the last ballot shotld be tilled over. whoa, wa• done, awl the s►veral drfoulters •rdered to attend the ♦allot on Tbotedey Root. . Mr. W. SMII II pretontorl a Patitinn from Nor. wick fora r. ,nine of the Criminal Lan, more esp.- chilly es fiPlating to forgery. Tftoe• Wig a trmarti•- Me tiresome' co in foss)°, of Ma latter part .f that Petition. A ;mien in N trisects had, Untlot the pressers of distreso. commuted a tntgery. The p.r. son on whom be bsd forged reftooti to prosecute, mad allowed him to map,. He 1.6 , 1 the satisfecunti to find that the man retrieved his cueracter i end we.. now living abroad on the fruit of hi, iretastry. Tar Petition 111 , 14 onilver. l In b. kill on the table. Mr. W. %I N reported from the Committee Vol the Isiah Rocugnizarces: and tio mown.] tbst the Gates, resit's:sacra base till 'Etietaday se'onighc to complete their rorognsaantses.— (Wpm , . Attterrneu 001) that en rrr aian had gone abroad 'riveting the Navy Baud Cnetuut fig Stones in Cott. wall. 11. had leena they bet! been guided by var.,' rate, 11:.11 by Ibis all • vire of Mr. Rrnnie, the Engineer. ifovrearr, if they had used the ramie,' in cruilir, granite atm., from Dirtnierr, it *mid hoer ',on got nt a saving f 100,0001. Ile then r an secnant granite porches., by the Navy Beard, end its price per cal*. font. Sir T. H. MARTIN saw no objersten to do prernt metiers. lie was geed fu hr.!, that Ike Ho neerablel Alderman had imposed no blare to the Nave II ord. Mr. 'IKE:WAYNE thought the opinion other p►nrns •Anrld Ito •akrn besides Mr. Kenntec. as • this es/ain't. The ■cr»rrt• sits* then ordered to Le laid banes ilso Mom Sir M. RI DI.EY gave nodes, that nn the 11 ih of March be would move that the Junior Ler& of the Admireloy should be redered.—r , near, Ater !)-111) she gave notice, that be would to-moorage motto for an account ..f oho bomber of surcharges on Emmen for dealing in bows wiltout licence. A Message fine. the Lords oequested permission for Mr. A. Iturnig and Mo. J. im.ith, to attend the Lot.le Committee on the Bank.—.Aio answer was nodered to be sent by Messencen belonging to the Ifoute. Sir C. BURRELL moved that the aiijonrood di. bate on the l'enthen Election should be renewed. The SPEAKER said, the printing of the Minoan could not be completed before Thersday nest. la en. soar In a (leaden en Friday, he could say, that in all cases, except ens of Bribery, the lipase had de layed to proceed anal the Minates wore printed. Sir C. BURRELL thrieeht it wield be better to postpone the debate on this 'abject till the Papers were printed and distributed. lie mewed that the Re. p..rt of the Committee on the Election fur the tied Borough in 1807 he read, by which it appeared that Sir C. Haskins was declared to have beta guilty ,of bribery. lie then mewed that the farther debate aish' he adjourned till that day se'anight. Mr. GliA,4ll' tboaaht, far the dignity of their I penreed.ries, she Electors should not be allowed to proceed to another Election, until the speedo. of bribery was derided. lie felt at the seem time, that the fair Electors of Petirhsn were deprived of their elective franchise ; still he wield agree to the me. lion of the lion. Baronet, or to a longer tine for delay.—((gier of No, wo !) Mr. A. 11 Rl6ll t shertiv defeadad the sesedect of the Committee. Sir J NEW HORT thought they might have eon. siderable difficulty in proceeding without the Mi nutes of Evidence, especially rhea it was coneldered thst the Borough bed been corrupt for a long time. Ile hoped the linos *veld take groat eery to deer itself in this iestame• in this u se of the Public. Dar ing the last Election the Bribery Oath was never ed. mini•tered to the Electors. Mr. A. W RIG fi f nid, no such Wag wn proved befnre IN. Cammitipo. Sir J. NEWPORT said, If it had boon admieistsr ed, it would have appeared on the Minors. Mr. HARVEY had no objection to tee motion, as he thooaht nothing like what bad bees said would appear on the evidence. Mr. BANK EA coeettrred in the modes for delay, though it we• rather esseell. Mr. DENISON said, that in this 'Wynn bernegh there was a public breakfast ciao, at which the Elec tors received %11. each for their rotes. The motion far dNa• wee the. •`reed to. Mr. HUTCHINSON was anions that Mr. Orerfe shield not remain lower id prise•. end therefore be WA • Pesitioo fro. ht., WS) ins his release, I n , that belied no intention of offending the Hoes., end eepresdolt his w that be had enfortenstely fallen ender their displessere. He sowed, that the Peskiest do lie on the table. Sir R. WILSON looped the Mon would beer in Wild the 111-beelib of ti • Petitioner. Mr. IIUTCHINiON the Board, that Mr. CIR. dy be brae& to the bar Hit day, is order to be die ebargail. MI B WILBRAHAM hod no objectless to the Natio. ; but hoped ho coed mond his metiers, era bees the primed b►osß* op to.osorrow, es before ii» was broonits op the noon might bo Is debate. 11• snowed as ontendsositt to that effect. Mr. II UTCHINSONcoonated t• that, sod .11%. drip. his motion. Mr. BANIKEC noted, that Mr. Gray be broeght to tbe ber te.morree to be reptivierseled and dis eb.reeil —Ordered. Lord CASTLEREAG II brroveht up t?a Wia.f ser Eatablishoseet Rill, which was read a int tier. sad ordered to be read • mead doe oo Thursday era'. The Stettin Vessels Toning, Rill wits ►eed • 04,4 time arnl posed ; ss was the Smoggier.' Arfirahoetidni and Reward Um. STAFF OF JAILS. Lord CASTLEREAGII rose to wove for • 11400 Coomoiffro to ongoing info the m 1• owl egmbikiieis ri Ike J•fty. Ho ins •held 0 etioidorable degree of I