The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-25 00:00:00

' 1 11% son awl tovetel ether Offireit4 ht•lestiing to the Howe of C.,toopent, taboo the Cosnatissioe hating Loren reaft 1,. Ike (lath. The LORI) CHANCELLOR stated, that It wee the ple.ser. of hie Rowel Higheetto the Pane* R.eent, ertiefs f.e and in -behalf of his M•jettt to direct that, the Parltasneet, which had been rotoseett to the resent Tu.stlay the Slth of A novo. showia IN O fur. thee profuse«, to Toeutes the 11 of November. end that lb. Paillatnent was aexordsogly so rtetomted to that flay. The I,nril Clemiteller NM the two other Noble Ceensiao..oere ease, end hating belted to nub tether, they withdrew. MANCIIRSTIt ft MEETING. rws wisdom of Ole !Magistracy has now content. Sated the good fortune of Mr. Bent. At he was Liken up without a warrant. and committed w•thoet le specific charge. so Lot he been detained upon one bet for the reischi sssss ne's of'iNeit pranks, wnsild aet all the People of England laughing et that Monne' body. They detained Mr. Heist thee on Treason, sod that too without any apparently without ally legal opinion, of sufficient werrsnty. The depot. hinted yesterday, had no very pleasant beck ; to support tech folly in its would be snore than any Gown. And yet the fereciAts boobies of Man. gellisg tbeinselves with the hope of con. (tresses; like children who have give,. and think ilteutselees obliged to over circeionences which caused their fright.— ' Certeinly, said, "nand sod be firm;' ' ; and he said alto, " if any one his down ;" ave. so he did, and but Ito adrl.d, " keep him down." — Indeed. and as like antis treaosn as bunt. would he the charge in bring swan., (reason hes itnaa out of kehinp e'er itiplaits of Oliter ; hut as to hie4rthem), - verdict from any J•ft. cut de Lon 'en HMOS. kVh n•sathe cite of Re". led of it at Scar *it h. for sollint sem , parodies. in which there i. nal one religion fro* end to end. Bat as will maintain the eharge? The Man- Oes, who have set aide the Law and , soil pot the whole neighbourhood derrarit, from which it bat only been' secured by the ptuatece of the j o.p u t•eg sirince of nit ansilints! And toe ',went of litigation protect the Astor. .'se, sorb nitnesteg, as he Wilt then cud limes. whose thirst of Island has cone hostel , whoso wises shako the ire' of the murders which their imagi. sod who. in cutting the loaf, Irish Mr. Hunt's hear ; women, whose of teeming with milk for the row. ov esistney. are trarehrti ekt , h growl, drit;t• . That one clreinwsts nee of their lament sdin ',we'd prevent a goiteril elocution on the pla•form, Is as entire history el ' appetite' of the Menrhester worthies. ?T.' except one composed of the Teo• give a verdict of Thew, seprosiog 1 " "IL" Plsro, earn the etistrore of constables who knocked Mt Hoot and their head/ oat of (b l ind. one "I' 46 'Chi. is ~ 1 111 11-ld of ST siesta.. !•'? prates will nests %strived to their arsine,. Ihey hod heifer take nor advice. soil hlaapherny, or snopn.• thee were to ,sh a rape upon ti.• public peace ; that heinou• s. sod with such a Jury all Mr WOO f..r ahem. would bring thing. to a o n she es•gist•rist vide. Mr. Hunt is te• th•rge is making out ; tbi" is an ins. the Constitution as by is w ro.t Wish ed . 4014 were wool for those whose crimes specified; now they ant woe admirably far It is intended so .peril,. W• Aunt joy. ff h. cloy. not got d•mages compensate him for remlinist• in f*lse Wa fer a few days ' the last remoloing article ter is sbnlished; the C0...16,0,4m ea in the wora of Mr. Fos. " resistance only a question of p r udence" , ing is the substance of the latest sc . or received last n ght, of the protieed• Manchester : M.ulaserter, tsetse T.% assembling of the Reformers did not tok. early yvtividay a• nn th. 41. y% proeviltni. • o'clock they been to collrrt in bnAit-s kondtvd estb, from dilforont oaf. conlit,sed to do se assail near omit, whom themselves Into one mass, which. frost .tt Ascipline they ilisplsled in their tali movements, and the variety of their persoos and was one of as meet arniesqiie sus o. veer here. Thw realest rossibto order was by thrw. The civil anti military forces mastered in fell masher ; hot neither of the soy thing boitile, the evening liaised greatest quiet. vast arsembisge of the peaceably disposed of this town to witness the proceedings of lists, attired is their best clothes, present. ing contract. I confidently Meted, that many of the prlo. radesmen end abot.kevirers !lava erldresacti IN. seringe Maoowes, requesting them to the Yeomanry, ender a reovirtinn lbw , by tech mean•, would Speedily be 'rowed pout, three is an almost entire stoppage reporter! that 11. messenger diseslcked to to consult the Croon bow, MI has returned, tie tidings are not so (rotating In the Magi. !hey stook itosted. Mews. Hunt, Juhnsww, ihoogho, will he !nimbi op fcr a final ta• , to.morrow. The town is this morning prietable tiro we hate hitherto teen it ohne .; . t tiegecioes body. 7 a charge of lllah T evitleece, and appal air at least, any el -feline, as we hints ammo to lake by t i i proeiarlal ellicers 1 1 ' rest coeldrisk. Ao Cheater ere gelling ... *Wing Met attest ° . 1 4 etate the cl eilli e r e lli e lis tai I • • %r. Meat °Mein • opt, that he dkt ; I ' 41114horbs you, beat out only that, hat I . ' "Very tree, Indeed phealy. Now thet 1 Mr. Hoot. Trot • . since the exploits l' yes shell hays a e . 'den, on year cora aell, jos, eonviet• 1 i I • perephlels, tailed • . ( • agora respediv i . i to ries•en, who o • elsei.er M•gl•tra', tfteCoestitation, late • stale of e. ' t in • d•gree swore ' and she ••••••thic t wile ! Poo sr 3r.G•iii ral from' ttere call. Frill . .. temips••ri /1104 I /r , '• bread of 1.1.• 1, i edifies Ingest ; that It were b breams, Instead i 1 • ' estlwn of 'alit. , ' 1 1 esiiii4sishiosii. 1. .hat Mr. Nor . et the miens of i Now *hat J•ry want y,. woeld the thing to hes these wolfish co 1 • • 7 - the crowd ea them shnetine, The Might,' I . fur irea4.m, the ;'I indict him for 1 I : et •eue him aria le old round h• I\ `, Ndin could sel ! . - h•-•ev Mi.'. et - detained et lie % rwiene•et on I Fiirrnerly ',A. ~ worn first it/loci I thn , o whom. ei wish Mr. Hon enough to coal! priinnmont for of the Churn i genre; awl, in will then be on I Th e foilooi counts which legs *1 Magnin F as The east "lore so early About three o of two iir th. tem sod eon' they formed I the eseellent Otte Mir.V•eleiS C.BlOllllO, was wltnemoil has lire ttttt il by were onaster• pittiim •ahibi ever in the El 4, The las ;nimbi - tests n the Mortals ad a et liking " 1111 COI civil twine tore to she I withdraw A an harmony, hi --aa, at pre to bothloso. " It la fl. r 1 11 . • London to e but that the stretes as the &c. it Is the amination I aniii• pram Moaday.". THE STATESMAN. cuvKNI•RI' Rifiliav W 13411011. Coven rev, Auo. Tawdry morning a newtons, body of We ttttt assembled its the Wind. near to this city, In coitaider of the mean' of ohtlinieg an adsance of wages ; after wormy &li berations, they determined not only en resse loom working theinselees, het also In wraith , others. Ac cordingly, anent persons were appointed in seal the looms ; sod a deputation was ...demi In writ on the Magistrates, to request their ionerfeteore with the manufacturers. They then peere•hly petembelsionl alreeta, with a planed. on which was ormted " List Pi ices or Nothing." At the solirtisitost of the of the Magistrates, the rile..ol4Ciliferl h•lal a Meeting shst evening at the Castle lon. when they ettanintou•ly agreed that the It.l pate of 11416, wools 'a trlaittg &via ion, should he paid i s Nature. Pron. to this It ms) be necessary to +deli a..tl with vatrem• concern we mention It, artetal prosesss•. 411”.111wW , the ele•Werli, were canted through Ilse shut, in sec. session, oil the bath of • donkey; no other personal tioleote was, boners:, offered to the indtritlenls Ile Ir 1111•11. 0.1 Weileeaday morning, the weavers listing again assembled. Mr. P. Ottawas read a seeis.4 of Woo.• lotions, shish were onantronesly gyred to. 11.. ea. palliated tersely on their I. nom! Cent, trusted that nothing • mold be done by the sssenibla I cause It le be celled otherwise than a remit le and 11 " 141 4 Nityti o tti I) .sing the elsy, we levee laity to Amen.* a con.idettable body of viatch.m•ker• elan readleg she streets for • similar curves.. As this bed a tendency to inj ire she I.llile of thew tt soSt material's the M .giiit•ates fell them.elees ratted •pott to i•iie • loond•hill, in unstick they declared lbw de, Ord in•rostion of supine... nog all tome', soul onentleies tint might in futon tike place. On the rie.•••entloiing of the wearers in the ••••niog, Mt. G.tognry ..bset red, in allusion to this baell.hill, that obedience to ill Magistrates must be ft-seised; and that the w • tolutly disapproseel of the infs./W -elles!, s I Willi., 111 'PS with ilteir Col.Cero.. If this was ' suffered to pe..ce.4l, it would probably produce hirk• ming• het o•en both pereies, which would end in is. sod thio lim Coo vivid deprecate and punts's.— Non.. st. old it from that Wrote% with • nonlatiost to compel pet ple to soave ellenn troth, a. that would he deemed t.3rnol Woos.; II stud he • volwoisr) art os Otte it *ma sirs 11,•T all 'OOOl4l ba , il IN. Oh le ..f to.. insiii•ts fool meson , tie agreement; Ms Ci• said, he had no doubt their ea-ttion• soirld be . gowned with sancta.. A lt-gpeisictio. benst.g ono sent to the 31synr.to re que.t him es contrenet • Monolog of 'Le into•hitsiti• to .eke cno.Wit• coins the caw of the dim o imont . !Wee ay as, appoto -d for that '.pure, whew a swentsonsa as d etespectstile Meeting of the Illesolersuset• and ..tlief*• a s•pow..l.al a t fl i eCiaary. help, J. Choke . . to the than. Ms. C. I.IhLY ila • •••1. .t• • hj.rt for which the y I oft. then as•ett.bi•. l , %ON so G.h.p. • me pion for the! cliff ol she poor a<l .11.i•mied Robber's Wearst.•.; 111111 he listed no &Ail.' at w...• of the Gentlemen round him would es-iri G.. Isatiehle a c•ssys! to the utmost is, their power ii. •orhed 10 folfoto .n ereotie , us opinion which lied cow shoos), Vt. lASI the pleirist ..r v.. imieris 045 In !Olio* their wires ; but it was on sorb thing ; the limes now HA wet. contently insdrqoate in - rolisi•t the fan.ilies of she ps.nr men, but .oeir object was 00 eqoalish use pyres; aid to this lii materfactsvers h se weed, a.,11 hisr.ign•d /brit names that they •huold all p.y alike. Bs this 1111.41.14 over, misiorac. toter will I.te the Salle eltioor• in she maiket.—Tn his (Mr. Litt; %) knowledge, the emplos Of has slid to the w , when th- i.tt leoloh of a gross has been brought " I shall abase soy tori.peocit • Isere for ohs' yew boos.. we hand •" and this (to the of 'he ma.ters be it spokes.) has bees, done leequeutly ; sod in I..irs sissy se Lassa from the bel• lies of the pont. 1141 it is InKh time int this ' should oe strippoid; •00l that a (sir prom. Ought be pales by ell f.tr k. If the prices tbst are ono ototeinel, are &suited from at any futon time, it will he the f.ett ut the journeymen; terry man should imnsmtianly worn any offer that is end , him 10 sake • less price. asol he ahoolil 11111Willeit she trade with she came. Tialle at rills little of •the Pet is generally mere •lack..l heiog between the summer and saner fashions. lie (Mr • I.) asiderstond from Mr. Cope, that the manefact eters of Nuneaton hid weed 10 abide entirely by the Itinutotiros of the present Meeting, and the list of wire, the Coventry mattufactor•es might pay. 'the system of catty. is.` on she wealsng business is now quite net of its ...cuter channel. Twenty.fin years - •gn there was a set of sewn iss she hil...nP•S, CllllOll 110.1,1111ktql. who, (cr enlb. entivititioncy of their looms, kept bong., at i frc 101. to 15'. a year lent, whic h p aid a consider. able Gem to the Prior Rates; these houses are One est lotir divided into room', or let to persons who ate unable to motifs's,' to the relief of the poor. Thew! men (the Undertaken) Were an4wersble for the work they hail of the masters, and they got the wink done by 1111141111 of the journey-hands. Upon a enslerate calculation, if • fair price were paid for the oink. there would be LOMA. per week more paid than it the presets , time; soil when a.. eilditionil 50.0(X)1. a year is paid for lahoor. in a town or tin, that piste must he eery much beneficed by it. Ile ainrerely hoped that the Gentlemen torment would sub•rritie towards giving something to the punt /'rallies oho been all the week out of employ. lie would re commend ttrit they nook' still vermin from their nowt:, rather than take It net at an torrents , price ; cod he, for on', world toile coals forward. if a ee• cored subsceiption Oswald be deemed normsesry. use • "nisi conclude by moving, that a subscription be now entered into.—( dippluete.) ti-ceer , ll Resolutions were then agreed tn. Mr. Cues said. he hoped the sobscriptions upon this occasion would be liberal. Thy &weasel of the wove,: wens Preat ; hot none could be better judg-s of their itepriehiwto than thernselees. Ile ruder. ateod their chairs and tstdes, end In some eminences, even their beds, hail been sacrificed, tidier than they you'd apply for parochial rebel Ile redo hog to remark, that a liberal subs+ would be fully repaid by the redo. 'ion of the Poor Rates. After some conversttion, as In those who would he the moat vesper persons to solicit •übsciiptions in the different Wards, it was thought the Ward Com mittees sh old be appoints d :n that office. Mt. re Ussooni (oe Waif of its ‘N ' tsters) 'aids etto,onoy other err..uormontu, Corrorniltee• hood heed polootri In ouch Woof& to luirevicao• the claims end dist or ohr W• 111.13 ; end. he hud no ttouht (es it Pin the wish of th• t r i•tolint), they would sae upon aver...else• the otke of rolierting; but h. heel 'lslay , rem , hod, t h at the more tespeeishl• the roll..rtnru, the no..c• lihersl wee the roller 80. f01d... the Comm ere lhPanel's.% are the ohjeels isf, , Oh. gutrieriplinn, •51:1 he thought, under thine rims.. its ••• #.4 If *..11111 n .t br altnet her proper. Mo. Giulio,. 94i11, be olio t•,y 'nor) , for the set. I &riots f the ,liser..4..d Weevers. sod be gosh, do any .16 , 1 in his to serve them. He thought porsnos of sesperrsioloy onold be much more lAA} to obtain a tihe,el uphurriptinn then the Committees; nod he biped a foolkotlemen in each Ward would rive themselves the troehle to assist the Committees to soliciting autracriptions. A suborriptinii ea. immediately entered into in the 11•11; and we understand nearly 4001. were soh. +rrih►tl. It was ann o unced that she Corporation wall give :3 guineas, and the Clothiers' Comps") st) guinea.. Mr. P. Cl/MONT said, he shou:d not again have preaumed to address ao reioeclable • Meeting, had he nut heels prompted by the noblest feeling of the human mind —grati.ude. Ilia fellow•artisans ripatrof with him in the same feeling, and he in their name would return thank , ' to the Mayor and Magistrates of the City, for their kistilinots and fine beetance abating the saunas large Meetings of the week ; and also far their basing denoanced the intetfrnerice of other trades. " The band.bill signed by you, lr, (addreasing himself to the Chair men.) was received with the utmost deference and applaud" A , a Meting held last night, at which there were 10 000 permits, the best order and rep lant,' prevailed ; and thin has uniformly been the case at each of i.e Nlerrtinga. lie would only add, that he totlieserl the floure condoct of the Weavers' would be Si pestorattl• as the past ; and he sincerely hoped and trusted, the) weutri no loiter nave the %IMP reuse of complaint which they had had for be 1.55 trtee er four ,P 27.1.-..( Applause )--11. wield glow r .c..stsi•wl to the Committee, to be carers! 141 weventing ; and he hoped /bat th..sp 0 ,,i y. : o ho uer• T atty In distress would apply fur relief ' from the sobacription. A Depotartiris was then appointed to solicit tube artiptions in curb Wald ; and we are happy to told, that through their meritorious orsertion., upwind. of OWL *err collected on Suicide,' evetriog• fitroards of 1.400 families, who had been totally nnemplosed during the week. or:, then supplied with money to putrAime the neremary article, of .insistence, sad a annll s•rplo, remained for the ensuing week. The same eeeltiee the Manufacturer If/gin 11.4 0 [4. lied at eke Castle Inn, to receive , the W ' Hr. port of flintier names which bed been signed sebseqernt to the last Meeting. A letter from I.oughbertioigh, dated Angst 19, sar•:— •' The storking-mok..r. Inv. ant yet retained to their employ. On the room'''. the men halo to• tl•) I earn to loons in their frames; the) here pro raged • • •n, end orP, thraisesere, now drawing It the 10,40. enn•Cl111/1 them t o g other,•nd con. reins them so a dep., which she master• hare ap. p Inter' 10 the front of the ell /M M. upon a pole. ,vi. cnngpicuPu.ly allaell—` Peace sad Owns— Pre:es of 1817—or Work au snore'— the sk«iso is en' (led with black, with a cut .incbisor sospeaded to It, and alto too pairs of arimmn." Nova OPC•oct —Tle Clieepallotail.Man have tap. vase jolt braved in a load of (tuner from their lowa, drawn by men too, and attended by a baud of ; onasie ‘1114:11 , 1 Till' Ulla %eel IA 3 per les. N,.'. 713 711 71 I owcrosi. ;01 • pet eves. 3.4 7113 *3 4 pet Cert. VII 11,Assol. foe I% 1/11 . A r ONE isTEOLP. bisrf Gut. %n 'MCI Indus $' J• I/ pm. I.4mc A.. 19 3 VI Ettisespsm , nal. 4 7 dis. notismm :144 p Are 7ulil :oil. E. Ell rob, Ind-Prater, 2. 0.1441, wad Leatost 1-s rect. TIM STATESMAN. •LDSPDAI. AUGUST t§, 1819. The 6rd WNW to be noticed by a Palrio . ir Jour naliet of this day is the letter in full of Sir FRANCII IluanlTT to the Electing of Westminster, of which oe Sae the matlioes in the STATESMAN of )Aslotils). The writer of ti at letter may truly be considered the Sugar ANCHOR d Britaia!s Bilk of Freedom. which has so long bees tossed about by the tempest of power, almond the Golph of Corruption. Now is the time for lf,ngland is set a tree value upon a faithful friend. here has always been, in every age sod clime, some one or few sten to be found in the great emergency of a nation, in whom bretet the ie. perishable seed of public WWI* bee been 10410 by Providence to save a falling People. We have Nona that invaluable depositary ; and Larriog found It. though wish the utmost abhorrence to fier,,,y, we will never fell to espetiste on its WM/WI. cube to the high.spiriltd, though almost broken-down Briton. If there were a man in England weak enough before to doubt of the Bermset's entire devotion to his be— loved country, let him now set his mind tight, and Impartially vie* and review his conduct throughout his whole political life. We have slyly, considered him s prodigy of vlrtoe in these bad timee ; where in many examples, in persons of the highest di•tine. lio n , of baseness end 'scare of principle', opi. liking, and of friends have been exhibited to hi• view. Let it mow*, be forgotten that he le the Aret men of his class and fortune, who has, from and convirion, from a kind of intuition, avoided the path of that Parliamentary profligacy, which the self•interested and the ambitious here, M olest without exception, taken to augment their f or . lance and obtain new tiite.. His re;itert f , tr eusitc inns, tbwasto cried clown as a ciumera, has ea- . _ boldened him to face the teems s. a •c.ds t• .1 - - a roortuivaey of 10,8111 y B. r..a.teor Erre. a' el to ender,, without repining, th. ilip•i•onm•nt It fl•ry.,ll by the artotttutto roweurt.y. W• sl.ol' a see hb 2rlterorrier, or, iu other surd., „ 00 . ales, soften /loan end shade r f t.• ce.i• is. rid..., sowtrast of verslir, and honesty. They will et.s.fell that Sir FRANCii . II pftUfriOtiiier. in Li- or. no ns clothe to draw from them the admirrion nt b s onetsrepted eserase, enrsitbney, 61111 sin. it low; but that they eatioirot yet make .p their mind. .0 on OW whok way with Lisp in his race of 11.4.:im. No matter ; they may .ot ) behind. We shalt not west *lsm. Eleven mill otos fire hundred thossend oat of the libelee millions sill soslob I Ivo soy whore. It is enough (or him to load the say to he itailkilly followed by all bet 4iderf, the it err/ id, and ilur Kruk. Ministers will basalt' the vaibienee of the eery Fttate before hey sill retingroorb their opisiona end their holds: they %ill even allow the ter/ Puttee to be pulled down olth tie State's pillars, before they nil Eee from that to •hleb they hat* adhered with so muck profit to II emoreleer earl to rhol o devoted adherent,. Ti.. siorcur ids and petioionero s ill oppose with all th e ir might alit clone •harever; be. leen**, after the host ohject of Reformation, oric I that of resuming the insolently mewed power of the agent ow his principal, will be to etect Hies of their inordiwirely netepriol si.ueods. whether duo tier the name of Refitters if Cowls t f iithoirolly, Lords thief toeitnisii nem Gtei ks of the Pelle, with • thoossinol olherr, t..e painful, rather thus two Wig's to mention. 'noes.- Gentlemen see the in. evitsh:e *fleet of tile Wyo., '. being istreleosoced, typported, and esr.lo4l thoroettS in his Itefierro, and therefore they mote fir thing. to remote& is they tree . s overly ',tog with then , —up moan with twit militi•t —for w• hare no clor.ire to !him their prrion•. Their placer sod %moistest torte pro its were gives to them under a prodigal • iod tallow cad* of ttiogs; and, therefore, the C..rninno s at no t to r peerr them, oh. ash a f' ott of Erpelly wig' t; bat if they have •11••• d i• •ir official Ire 1, omit by disNotsm.ty hat. edit....l In what d sh.moar est* them proferian, the, should he lesaully send ade. quately punished: 'hey •ill it•••rf• n• In E . on o y sentence. Prortiooriol. , ro t rill h. nor.. i n 01 . 7 Its. veneer, to lay open reel 11. 6 1.. all 4i, e.t.a ou merry nee , to he sheen o r oh. A., while they hare Iseen fraud t otl •rovo.riono 1,40 the public posse, millions tfum dv stereo.. • hum 'shoots hate applied it wi'h m -nay, tove toren fa. misting for 'rapt of so re 1... ad!: • in stir yoirerd.y's 5r.47 ESN AN we eats • e-orlo motion sod coorlission of • soot hoopoe toot Pa. per, /11111/ 1 1/ 1 11 the file of " Tasstion." :or. it siglit .ell and Orly be rilhd a STAY, l' Ar I. 191 h. deed as ii. u ing from Menhir's of S.iiio, Out ii t inorael.togsly enoceroing the Stole itself. Ihe idea thrown out it of test magnitude mud weir.% : 64 sense to point to the r el l air•idot ogiinst the poi. too of COIIVIIIii , P, shish 0111 sissy. be ssi lit t.. short up in the rook soil of veer, too 1111goly 141.1.P4i, . Of too 11111 ••11111,11.1 . C1 111 . 1:111144 the sitiog Imolth of Ravioli, this vast discuses). ibis rapliitation of ' the dep.h of Parlismositm) poser and Representative riplegstion say be mid to hate n ed it • Koper .. . rims. it militates tog ihSt PO plan of R-forel as I. I eve's.: it hoots no one's fooling% bet those of the •slriiiiig ; and iscalrolotod goslingd infallible scarily to the future, though not indonsoity for the past. The acting upon the 1,(41 1 4114011 I. roosting, whether it cones from a Disiiiity by hispirolon, or from a glib by deep solertion. is equally to be I old as a (slate blotting and siltation to liberis . It suit, it will be .;)opted--the Constiticion sertents P. Fiery thing that ran PrOff. the !.betties of the People is coosfirg. U t most. Fortunstely for its easy and success. NI progress, it is not •ppnsed to one single i prey‘aative of the Crown. It is nosily applicable Ito Mat socta as ilcottaticsgists. In short, it seem, alone ordained to hie ,s down also fortitude. imorits of the ins , leut agents egainst t• P parimisoug authority of those who oypoint them. This strikes I at the PS il .Lid' has by tinsel shamed, by tiers sail. a v oid, glue l'ol.le, who hate bent obliged, from the nature of tot ii.g., 10 d• 1 4 14410 power to thole .hoes at) , wer• •iiro sioold abuse the trust. Stich conduct in tie 'twin!. sett %aril r-04eiri ores to the Recto's, ur rather to 110 1 1/ Ante nation, as have , been *Otitis a for the list half century Of 111011/ 1 , arroyo, for three, roes, and 1t,., nay, elms ten thousand pawls being aitpn for, soil fi'ts, or one bemires, thoessrol heior, Tent to *Mein. a seat in rarliasooi!! This dri.. t s way those rrsleg end lsanefol, thane nits• wigatit pcncre,'itt i ts silt 1., f ir..eted by th e eg ,,,,, g .e ors contemplite; the full) eta Ishii% of whirls we ' will, es we obt:110, tem to out lestood 41111 sagsciogs Corresporideot of Beekshire. who dues on torch ho nour soil credit to the Srert.a4s, for making it the vehicle of his tiloshle commieniestion. sod she will, on i!nribt, whether in or old at Paaliainsmt, sot i l ut the sight of it till it is bei•J so the NAtiolis .ILL! guinea 1$ Of tell en thy Etrhise• Ms chewer to ',clife bi., if th• Roy. Mr. ETurisrol (tbe Gt.ntl.man vikl In P as. re:.d tN Rint Art) is not proo.niod rith • Stall Ike %IMP it., the obi 1 1 Lunn %YOR nl Lniisl.llll kisloa bands in Willi crewed a &rend ! !—The , e *ill be• play ihol nhibt (tint up in ptiorit.). in which the port of Silx4e l Deiggentond sill be sustainer( by in taC4llllll &GM lot gamier u( she histrionic oil.