The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-12 00:00:00

I II i. idtsigs coustkstionat catsdoct, hi boldest*. to au. higb:io iodination and ability tOstivrolroor oeuntry. .34. With -regard to interested critics adiesPelPficial Ca• elilifts, it (*nabs* wield bet moats ageseiblo to him if they *mild diblskfroallelbeli fadtiossiinehorations, etliebbnist:shoputedistus, lade telity.afforketion of wit. '4lOO-; ; Thsrfebdid theasodedirt thole • Illsoless baubles , r oimbetlistuediflestinalrempairelis . liart theardo this, hamdsthen, comq %Ponce :io.ittereirtipolitersibisfehly 4 Peo Add Ilf• fair altiouati anttbrevribistalliii!sibtlerfor trilefores'if.they_imin. ••, I'l. • tort/ .! •,*‘4l*.urammet Imardln a cioisteri net le %Ay Utoplad Whitatitaring 4 44111iiortary? schotheri," l 77eirs hare. - not beat the habiti of-his We. Till ono-ind.thirty codin bade* seams •' more than twenty 'yeari an etfici. _rasa itrid.olficer o f ' lte Militia; fell as twig an estensive -Naito the fourteen yorrs he has bead 11:fseelvolder bf bilthilesec,; and a citizen of Westmin: • Morono rWicoloiss• projector for saving a sinking '• atone by a mernelniugnof hands to do the work of 'eolsittrtion; bit ever among the foremost, both itp • -theory end practice, for inculcating the self.evidebt 'principles, and promoting the obvious means, *hike. . by 'alone a declining free state cam, Ist risibility, re-' Wiser its liberty and proiperity. • He never had a taste for dancing; or fiddling, or , 011eatiog; but bike a homely politielin of antiquity, willerunderstood.bow to make a Ismail 'State a great' tree, he thinks he knowi how to Warr again Eng.' laud's fallen stile, end make her enslaved People' once more free, great, indhappy. -In short, of po.' fittest practice he.iiiinks with Lucke; that it IS Oa , thing more than the application of common sense to !peptic Weirs ., hot it may not he amiss to add, by ,isgey of amendment, ' provided always, that such coismon sethe hive the accompaniment of common boattity. • • Thus thinking, and contemplating with inezpres• • sibledisgost, the rile conduct' and degraded condi tion of a Sidnsouthi the writer is not conscious of the smallest vanity in presuming, that, in such en office es that which that despicable Minister, by a prost4u . lion of it for extinguish*, if possible, his country's freedom, name, and glory,bas disgraced, he, old as be is, by merely acting With common sense, and coo. Mon honesty, with the co-operation of virtuous and plebs anon working to the same end, could have done the Ml share of one elan towards bis country's sal vation. This much ho is induced to say, because that sal vation can only be brought about by the measures, which are the eabject matter of two Dills, by him framed with no small care and labour, fruit of long etperience end thefollest reflection, for restoring in its two branches, civil and military tone branch be. tug as essential as this other), the WHOLE of " that ancient Constitution whereof our Salon forefather, / were unjustly deprived," (Blackstoins's Commen tarks, iv. 4W.) aod•thot redeeming 'Ensland from those direst of political evils, a Standing Paillament - and a Standing Army. ' • Both those plain practical measures most ise adopt ed, or that redemption cannot be effected. They, my Lord, in my bumble judgment, are the 66 vision - cries," who, in the condition of our country, are for any other course. They arethe " elaborate blun derers," who, after deep and comfortless consulta-. ,ions hare to work impossibilities, and involved in the infisite complexities and perplexities of an urina l tural policy, go tinkering oft, with expedient after expedient, arnfoooded in any sound • principle ; a conduct revolting to Coalmen sense; while IPPlSafilli are to be forced oa an angry nation by a corrupt -Parliamentary 'majority, constantly charging thingi lowly from bed to worse? • Whoever may in inters be a successor of Lord ,Sitimbuth, and a sincere co-operator with other offi• madmen towards national salvation, ought to have confided to him until dm business were accomplished, isarepoilateadeucw.emeer the re•orgasization of our conatitutleeal, Sason militia-- , the only ml. -1111kielliat ever deserved the name—ao object deem tid iug theoervices of ono lobo •was peefectly master of the system,; end whicli . :4lol from each a person would scarcely requireless than a year of toil. The writer's Bill foreideohject, wherein, by no. -swoosseisietoitis, lort fills ep the outlined picture Viieuthed in id's Agit, is still in manuscript. whichiembraces - the whole of the efficient istrysical force of a natichro—a forts in a perpetual 401 or change, by the accession of youth and the decays of age, by infirmities and by deaths, Mtn cosecant tendency to derangement and dissolutioi. . Besides this, soch a which au Alfred found competent to meet the armies of fierce and Warlike -breeders, and by which alone he wrooght his miracles in England's deliverance, must of course be liable, in peace, to a relaxation of discipline and a toss of energy, unless by taking instruction from the aim• pitchy of nature, and an 'adoption of her laws, foonded on self-enforcing principles, suds tendencies g be countarwded. , In the. Bill in question, the author perseades him.' I self that; to preserve this martial. body at all times in such health and vigour as to be fully competent •ht war, mai tetans tsr;stld, to answer the end of its invitation, has not been unsuccessfully attempted. Nor denim bold it to be an inferior. qualify, that iO flaunt peoceAt. woold:eilirctuolly•hess as Gam the reprosch,which prove:a nation to be already I:tglei to tjeel ti k i ii r has e'en ~ _, t, be 4iiiiiiiet 111 etiiiii..oo44• 4 4;htiiiiii • - -onitYp sliiiiir . fnA: On iiiiiiiniiriry ? ,. Vtiet '.fst i'jill4fiSjrsitoc igete - e 1 ) . - . oyiet a , .i+eenee; - *OkrasVl, limit any . h VinieolVise• . adion!...he has ottolitieti . 1 and . 0,0 stunll4 hi , . t ,i .exercise of .s powii his, only it country dasPi* and ifeeperin.ruin,siaVery, 14niiseey. . . 11 ,. i . i• Wi?li bll'itetr inytiteriner iolenielt., of bellow pie. I ,tence=illii 01 Aeiririenice nfi)vq,:onid itsteaman iglii—which,:iii l'aci t conFisis Only, Of the trickery, 'finesse' ' and treads, Wailed in th e schools l if #cial eia 'Or terlial cerruPtiiin lied ilegrisisitntt, of has %WO anted inlha Held Of dirt Sed i inlift4eoliii ttiplii. macy,'While anipieeslY con:0140o #‘ staiiilfi Map. 'kind 'hi half i dozen deigots;—a‘ &ski' in coo pound i - .• . 1 - , •., m '`oftwilioitiire; even ending in diiiippy ottnent—whit 'hivitiny Or these Men dome for the real gzbd Of their Fidaetry? i ' 'He envies not their fear l —he covets not their skill, —he tikes not (rein thew lessons 0f p r actical utility ! ' llis sibyls mode of `cirri e • Political evil ii, rad'. citify Co 'renter! ita_ceele. For 'curing nOn.reitresen. ' L tationdss! kesciibes:Peaect representation. to re. 1 l uidyllie evil of lei* r i arlfaMents in violation Of; right, ha propoies short tines, within, right. ' And 'fir avoiding the cirseiTATlNtitt s ali bitillolitial, Iv breh Ili itriied wlitiri *dee . % 'gm and Moe ie executed bbya . soldiery " uukiiikirte thS La4 . ind Copaltii 'lion," be shales the'ilieens Of restoring the Old fliig. :Rob lyiteni orpoliee ilea deleiici., this noblest 'dal .'liarnati vriiiiom ever contified ! '"'''lii shert,lor an nvertiertied 'CONSTITUTION and a subverted. LI JAERT Y, he, in no more `theik two )ISinPreiiidd statutes, demonstrates the Seri simple weans of restoring heib, and heoding theta down, for the bigiptinfig of our Countryaye, end tor the emancipation of ensli . ved Eisrope-40 the latest pos. terity!—Aud he Invited your Lordship to 'bring his caases to the test of the most rigornis scrutiny, and then to say, whether they be or 'be not comMense., rate to the intended effectl—lt others have . suPerior) plans for saving, or for serving their country , he ear. neatly wishes they wife prat - aced. •• And hi 'partieularly fi g dpea,that your Lordship, and the ' 46 . Public Men" with iiiient you act, are ince. petite of reconciling yoeniiilvei' to a stile of things, which ilie oligarchy, b e y their conduct, .how they coo. eider theniselvei as heOirtg brought about, hot liiiiih Mr. Canning alone, in liii allusion to Rome, has lied sufficient .udacity to isOW, niniely, that our eta English freedom has actually given place to a new imperial desPotism. (To be continued 1 - N ,„ • • . other/taffy hITILAORDINARIES--A6loot h er extra ordinary items in these accoun4; As ; the sum of 1311. 13s. Bd. paid to Sir Geottaa N4Loa, in re. payment of the expences of certain 'iipst obit armo rial bearings granted to the family of the late flame nant-General Sir O. Plurally, the hero of Platibisrg. DREADFUL SUICIDE.—About on e P'clork yester day afternoon the inhabitant/ of K i ng-etreet, tars!; 'were' Maimed it hearing the cries of morder homing fropi a woman in the garret of Ebe_ho.use, No Itriin that street. Many means were passing pt the time, and a great crewdasiembled, who in a short time saw a . min force himself in spite of the Women oat of the garret window ; he had neither coat, bat, nor shims an; he . stood on the parapet, then ins fragile man* ha ran along the parapet; after running 'the lepgth of seven hellos his foot] slipped, and he plain the sight of several persona precipitated to the ground the height of four stories ; falling on the pavement he was literally dashed to pieces ;he e ras immediately taken op and carried home a lifelese corpse. Ills name .was Anderson, a coach-lace weaver ;be seep 'born 43 years of age, with a wife, bat no children. Oe was !Obiliet to sudden fits of derangement, pirlipleirly when begot in liquor. -He made it a nisi never to work on a., MondaY, as he usually went oat on ..that morning and got drank, and on hisretorn horiie to go to this was the case with the Onforteniie man 'ester. thy ; bit . after going to he alerted up its fit of, derangeinaat, and no person hosing in the room bit his vrife,•lse forced himself out • of the Window, and met witii`bis death es above described. Saturday morning, between five and six o'clock, 4be . dwelling-house of Mr. Hobert Holding, Heihntl. green-reed; was . fi'reVis ' open, and robbed of a quan tity end wessiog apparel.—Also from the shop of • Mr. 7i9iem Crrig, cahinet-maker, 'of eitil uparnrils if party yards of flrassels Car: petit% were stolep. . Sondei eight, some vigeintk bre! p into the back' • . 4 1 1 , pert of the florte .0111 room,, .4 4 hrr? tiolt•sitrrt, Limelsoasi,* add stole property to a considerable alaoust. tilintlay morning, abo4t ihree o'clock, a dreadful riot took place amongst the lowest dm Of peopfe at the Waterloo raff7;e:hiiiii,'Whfircross-street, when Sereral'werse Most dresdtellY eoland 4rOonded. 'One yokorg "%yachts died white inityliftiig..S. the blipiter, eliotter Wad %not exo4lloo to sortYlae the anionds‘she reed 'ea.. - The iherftir •of use. ablfielfdata and Itee More PeradrAlalrertidirg&tlyi. - _ 'the actiihnts 0f:1144.49s Of steiliti Wog Met by thb Melte yestetthy, *l4.e'dilith4triet'friltlie all. Ze es *ere under watt*iß shinotpl4dansta the deOb of four sod five feet. TIM fetid ft O& Neithen me* , was almost-impassable. - • 1 (0 ?, • CI 151% I 4 , ,tree . _ I areliouse ' ,P !?rliiiig'itioViiite.the iiietOl4l,;the !eiders Of ttr m ob ifilieeat deuterity made i riailglillalt, foiirifdthem lirrei i n t r o a strong ;line - athWari sepd, and Os telni4 IL in, then folinin . ";,;/ bls4v; into 'the i•''ard of OW prosecutors. gretler l itivt . . of . the gig su c ceeded. als ° in ..or,f - myl i t reop:.r i l, ' re - a scene or tumuli. an , tl.lp not earn • 'described took .place. Most oil tiob ivereOrri with large 'club iticii ad Wei NON A itilirs • 1 . , 0.., •• ~i,;(1.,.•iu • .... • •. le the latter, were first. rested ifr it! window, ,84 doors of the warelidifie.44 rt . s .. ',' 47 libort time •" . 7 4 • re p o rt i vii ~. not, a pine of glau or a door ainetton l br,oken, Tie wistkrien oo 'fa'prem - ises to or4er 'to deck' •th. 'Lee; premises } • / "• lc - iheser s troieed lega,,,rnill iiiimselves_ bit:, k;pc:ol7 Aid . Ned into Ahe . tit i r ?.atteckpiritjtoters„,„ (re - were Obliged io r't 'e O the r`wpreironie, ii:ro; the 'Wirilri wi . they threatened to 6si v eft;Nß jl3 - 0 pop , and actually 'threw doom lapin them. a 9uuolitylo . hot . water, hot stithorit 0 - act, they would 'ult i mata M ~ • 'ns the pith', pod at ~ ti,agth fire arms. . Mere ;charged, a t'theist, add several severely wounded. . id 'the midis Of the confusion occasiOned.tyLthiagircti'U , l stance; the workmen, blUded by,l4". W. Ira t ine, one of tiii t OM, again attacked the mob, audAller a aeaperate fight, 10(0414'116am POlice CHfiara wlits had then arrived, at lent(' succeeded in 41ekiing:Pie . yard ekil closing the gates.' In the conyttwf - the 'o.. icutitP7seNeral of the workmen were' di rvi l ly hurt by Ibis Weapons of the asiailan r. Racine was so severely beaten, as With i litioßy id reach a neighbouring shop, where he fainted, and remained very ill for some time. in ° the pro gress of the riot, the Defendants Rikiots and Chisholme were observed to be particsilirly 'ac.. live, and the former conducted the tioiedi_en:tiOf bi companions armed with a lrrge stick. • Yarthey;i . Howell were also among the moat - active.; ripaet attempts Were made to break in the doors; and not a doubt could be entertained but that tbe . ohject of the rioters was the plodder of the Prrisicator's premises. At the time of the .transaction the warehouse Was stocked with property to tbe *mount of more than 100,0001., and.that too of a description very easily removed. This Was the third attack of the same kind _. that had taken place. upon the samepremises within- a year, and but for the jnost active exertions of the workmen, aided by the Police, a general plunder •inust each time have been tifiehed. When the mob 'OA the as had been forced frOes the yhrd, the poor animal continued In be driven about in a most unmer ciful manner, - until, literally choked with madness and exertion, it dropped dead on the ground. The', Di.findints were secured on the spot by the Police Officers. 4 lie tbote facia like iiioved by a great duiii of ; witnesses, who desciibed the tu m ult to be of the linost dreadful and.ilarping nature. None of the *e ons called, however, triuld identify Allen or tioCkey as taking . an active share in the proceedings, but, they all conc urred in stating the paiticulak activity dis .... played by Rippon and Chkholme. Mr. Awor addressed the Jury on behalf of I,to we'll and Yardley, and called witnesses to show, that if they :were at all engaged in the riot, they . were tattier drawn into it by example, and had no inten tion beyond mere sport. The CHAIRMAN having summed ip the evidential great length, and with suitable ohservatititis,• the Jury retired for three quarters of en hour, and then ret urneda verdict finding Rippon, Cliiiholme,griw r ell, and Yardley Guilty, .and Allen 'ant. Maw s . . .. . Not Guilt,,. The Clieleitme i k. . 16, • 3, rating consultiewitb bitill'Artiter Meehan tea, proceeded to pass sentence updo NO t'ri. soners as follows :—itippon and Yardley to be (m. prisoner! six months each } Chisholme three, had filo. well one month, in the New Mine. - - • • A Floating Chipel for merchant seamen was open. ed (or rather moored) in Brivtol harbour on Sunday last. A large Sag, inairibed With the word " Ark," wets diiplayed, to denote the parpose to which the reisel was henceforth to be aerated ; arid Di,ide Ser. vice was performed on board. in the course of the day, before k nositeriesistembler of iteltipte. • I The hemmer, delicacy, endinelohthie sbcrety 0•114 nected with the Medical Board fe - r the etre of pro;. sailing disease!, are (manifested frail the public eon. fidence it has aeqttirea. Since the Medical Board has been established at Charlbtte.hoose. Great Charlotte. Street, Blackfriars'-read. and Witodstoth-street, Os. ford.street, aPtPaikls of 'Phiriy Thonsand Patients of both stiles have beet 6ittored to perfect health, many ' of whore had lingered fol yettrs eider the inost painftil and obstinate diseisk s •atrotir prononeeed incurable by respectable praCtltiOriers,•and aereref discharged from Hospitals. Stet are chi 016449 Molting Irons ' combined !!.LMeases. Cones* end CO. of Medical and Surgical celebrity,: Skit( forty years es. patience' In ,Id Met Met MOO I i rit kconselted daily at both bonsai mad' Mesta miitwgiled t hit poor hare advice, gratis; •WI Vokidity, Thuriday, aed &today Mornings until biebh ''o'tlock. Patietita• at a dis devcribikg their ease, immediately emended to. All. ktferi to tedirecfert to itEhe riothi.teese, Black friars'-read, hut none are answered which do net WO take 'a 6°lll6llldg Toe. • Seeing -sloe M$ Of mackerel' 404 take% list week in Gerran's.bmtt'. itbeett "WOOD° .in libisll4-4 !Oro cumstance scarcely known before. „,dbe Prisoner took .loortiialty _ her Msg. mess by purlui nilw all Ler apparel. . The Joey fointher golltyof stestildg gothe• aim.; of 391. The following were . shoo conOcW of reload, ;1; ; .* 'R. GOilierie fur stealing a quantity'of coffees J; D; v a; f ur Neatiar 0. ; J..8110'1440/. media; two sheotal W. - kir strut a 11110111 Mary Andrew* fur steal mg thcre gown; J.J. J. Rourke, tor we ding a Whistcoat ani a Matt t‘r.' , fis.r,step jog a wawb4 T. fikintorlim, T. Murphytood p,, vt, ' for - stehtidz two plytiviett kid it tablecloth ; F. Meyers: C. TA.... insodas nines Clarke, sad T. 'White; for stealing a quantity at ' had from a building / 1 'Ana Clayton 'stood indieted far stealing several 'sheets, ilda .hg, the property of J Thomas. The J'ury, found her Guilty ; but recommended her to mercy as letwunt of osspposiaa her t' -be ista Mate of dis• rest nt the time ihr committed it. The Judge said, if thee recommeodo her to mercy, he Most try her ea another WI/intent Its she Mdst tost.besufrced to gonna' one ladgiog to suloilset, a nd rub theds With impunity. Foantran.—” We were oat bound to know there was aaatiter indictment against her." JUDGE.— Certain!? not." ~.Ikhe was pgain tri• d. pr-strAingorticles of bed fa rniture ; hut there being no contract proved, ,he was acquitt-d. • • The teens lag acre also ti aspkin..Sophia I. Isaacs, J. Le Kcal, ,Harriet Dyer. J. White, and harsh White. POLICE. • 4 ,•'-! UNION•HALL.—Harriet Birder, 16 yetis of lON • was brought-up under the following circumstances:-- The, Prisoner, formerly resided with her aunt 7 ft Bury St. Edinutid'B.. About six weeks ago she sup denly dirappeared; and every exertion was made to • ascertain ittti , fite without success. At length tic • aunt applied tii• Mr. 'Manning, of Cadiberwelt, intimate friend, and requested his assistance, wbo • .ca.SeAngday discovered -the retreat of • tho• fugitive at *hap in .Anielia-street, Newington, where sit Wes fitting in a state of prostitution . ; and on her so- Isiah* to quit the place, he. gees charge of her is- Aftititi.The Magistrate said that be would lointedi. ately commit her to the flout* of Correction sea • prostitute, if she continued to refuse returning tole friends; when. she -chime , the attertietive lit a neon. ciliation, and withdrew with Mr. Manning. Quetta-squaw .—W.r Kirby, coachman to the Duke of Atioll. was, on Monday, charged -with desperately vi.maging it. Perry. The Pri,ener bad teroaght the Duke's carriage into the street with listed to put the horses to it ; *bra, it Aerie-l ing the pro g ress of a carriage which the ,rounded man, who is also a Cu, lanais. bad brought out, he attempted to move it, which thePiiwitter ran Mir a stable and biorght uut a mop. • stick. with which he fractured the unfortuiusse renn's skup, who was taken I.s the W. statinster Inartnary, nod the car aot being athlete pross swam oa his easc, the pi i3onar oast:MP suhird. W. Smith las committed to Tothil•fielde ' for basing hi detetuly eaposed his 'servos in Sloane-L.4quart. it was said that 'he had been 'Wier pumped upon for comtuittiug a similar of. retire bcfusc. ()mimosa Davis was fully committed far stealing is. froth IS drawer at the house of Mr. thaiaberv, corii-chandkr, in Yuri..., street, where stie had brim charring on ham day. Ilarcoa•aiauga —Monday J. Dom, elks Smith, altos • Fleiciser, 43 years Vf Ilgt, was cloned iss kbrestkoariae MO of pu-sing.turged notes. Issiae Pletcher, liorn-draper, of UppeellaalfritAime, Gray's Inu.lane, deposed, that the Pifsoner .arise .to his shop on the sth inst. and puichnsed a silk Issumtkereltief sad a pair or white cotton stockino, for which be gave hint a li. Bank-slow to change; but su-pecting it to be forged, he detained the Pri soner, and gave aim In charge to w constable. Mrs. Martin; of -Great Bath-street. City-road, proved the Prisoner Lava% parchased a pair of shoes at her shop, *haul a. fa: Alight bergs..., fur w hich he gave her a It. tote, 'sad received the change; and ma her askiug ios name, lie said it was Smith; and after he was gout. he discovered it to he a forgery. Mr. Long, clothes lid itiptaltit, of Gse eii.Street, proved the Primuer having given him a forged note in payment of a skirt sad waistcoat, and gave his hawse Jolla Smith. • it: ch. i.ritias, Bank Inspector, proved the stoles to be forged; cud the krooher was fully committed. 'ia**FLooDs.—ln the neighbourhood of Battle bariethe water has not,been yet got oat of tie ceUars and kitchens, altbaugh pimps have been at Work. In some places Pecos of wainscot and old fhairs may be seen floating abort, and in other parts the current has forced the bricks up at the sewer arch.—The brick fields ere not near dry; an imrarole - quantity of new made bricks were washed away.— The whole damage occasioned by this distressing ae- Cidont is estimated it 30,0001. Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock, the body of another man was found drove nod in the Creek near Icenwington Oval, which was recognised to be that of a porter in the employ of a shopkeeper in the neighboirhood, who, it is supposed, was drowned on Friday night in the Creek, as he was returning home to him employers with a truck fell of maple bottles; the trorlt was found' est morning shattered to pieces, and all the Wades broke. Yesterday, Clapton, a man of Colour, Ship.' ping Clerk in a Commercial House, -iu Busb.lane, Cannon-street, blew out his brains with • pistol, whilst sitting at his desk in the office. .He had been t.lkingjocosety with the servant, within ten asieetee of the time, and no cantle is at present assigned for the rash act. At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, ter Inquest was tbehLat the Clayton Arms, Clayteaatreet, before CUABLES J EMMET, Esq. Coroner.fer literrey, on the body of Mr. Tittkler, but on account of thamarks 4 violence on his head and other parts-of Iris body, be Jury having no satisfactory evidence before them, le show that his death was caused by accident, timed.. journed to another day to precereforkimmolid oo4 * in shoat three hours after the Jury adjserned, the other body , was brought in, end they both lie there mew for the Covoeer's Ingram,. 4 ' . . J.. rai Ai II a , N 6014: Printed and riablipbed tdPii..V.4#4e 44 1 tirrrasmut Ovens, No. 4, Salitimory-cosi.t, Plothritee. oil a .tel th . . .., .. . .. :. , ___ lvrer:...a.,.., ~, ,_,_ .„ :/..,...,.., ,r... ~ - ~., jr,,,,,,w,.,7 ,••• i!'' -- -.'..":-t•-• -..... v . 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