The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-26 00:00:00

• 141:f 41 1 N e fki* ne (10 4 61. e • . • .: s •• 1 0. '; • • • 4/ -- 7‘lll .sJlf~-~X 1 I; .8. •N LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1819 N. 4151. Pluck 7'o; eaadc fiz nfrAia eganzAden / gain al 4.9i01ei and ecydney died on eite eica" d .1" LATIY CLASSIC'. Jo/ puhll het, 111.1 I. 11. 111. IY. of IMF NERVOUS COMPLAINT' AND DKRILIITY. A E late oteltbraled D r . FOTIIERGILL, is tie remorse of his extensive practice. escoemered repeatedly such distrimlsig ever, et Nerves, Ceepieless, that be will 1 dared In direct his priarlpll ateratios Ss .he diseemetae as ef ferias' and renames' remedy. This 'eyelash*, Medirise bete' oftsred to the Penile asemine, meter title of " Dr. FO THERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS," wile the happy ra mil of his MM.; by mime of which he Invariably sertteblell in betbebiag aid estersideatise every deseelpilea af Mermen nitration and their curios. dioressiet aSeetiets, as Dare., of Spirits. flesol-Aches, Ines of Appetite, indieNhlisili 1 1 011164 .' Tremors, Illpechendriacibm Extreme Leesstede. Fated,' Fits, and Liao' debility or relarailmt af the ',one. To time soifiiritinasels Mos all.ried, it is reollileash meammemies 1.. gee the giNellre ian.i.sahlr bledielso. by obit* 'they are awared af Ohltilider 1011011014 re relief, and by • des pmerserasee is II aarerabh to the direction given, the tome- Sem re-establishment of their 'maid,. Said is Bottles. at W. lid. ; Its. i awl 44.. ; he Roam mad Sass. Chentilos, N.. 4. Cheered,. tomer of M. Paul's, Lon aad SI. SairtellMoseeet. Hoban t sad nil the priori. pal Booksellers, Dim/ebb. sea Medicine Veaders tbrevyhoot she Itiveinsi. !IR JOHN LEICRSTRR. HART. O. Ihe IM .f Jose will be pehiabord. pries enhellietith lota • bat Portrait of h.r Jots FOAM& Uticeatf, the N EW MONTHLY MAGAZIMI, as;l LI Ili. RART RKOISTER. Coottart.—l. Nostra of Sir John Plecalot LelenaT. Ran. with Monologs se his Prtrastace of the File A.m..- 11. Glottal Pltsciereace l . Jacrool .4 a Rowe art,* led through Rippe to I• 11111aell 11118.-1111. lard H.. roo's Travels la f:rece: heio—Cos— T. gllel.llo Pam ; tam the of H. F.,. 1.1o4„, T. Wawa. of Tom Provo..—YE Moo oat Jethro The Madera Stamlard of tieohe.—Vllll. Oa the P.. try Of Walter Soot.. b. a hoothroo.-11X. Mr. fare,. au the Ea ' bihisioo of Ow Rood Arateuty.—X. Reelartahle Prophecy sf toe Apporailer .4 Hansa Lotber.—X I. Lfils of Harold .i.e briwibility.—Rll. The Eltyec.ce 4 Piteore.—Xllll. Can , va Pattirula,, at Mr Robert wren. of Otrehoatoton....XlV. Sir Rattail Her Parser's Trowel, is Perai.rXV. Portrait at hspeaa, by jtaeleme ea Stud.—RVl. Itlet's V to the theilacH Islaat..—lV 11. Notices of H No. Caaliailallin of the Aaarimu Asub.ilobre. Tom. Ithisieweb. Atovricit. Newereate.—XllL tae How. O'er Davy oo the Herrokursat Couvidera• limos* the Poor Mr. Sahli so the Rep• diem. sod prank-ability of reisoloa Cub Pa.neett,—..ll),ll. Os the Tragedy of Froliolfa, and the Carib Chief.—RXlll. terory Hoordatee. sod beirriailk Varieties, Report., loaaeots. Obituary. Re. He. D ELPIIIN and VARIORUM CLASSICS; to be Edited and Printed By A. .1. VALPY, Id. A. Lair Fe 11... of Pentb. Coll. Oxford. 7.1:11 predrat Soborription. Innte and mall. 9114. The prier siow raised, to new Sehoeribers, lfl.. each part. ha Ike la ..f Jew, it will he raised is ; I..sraw P.siser tenable. F.ichs wrath. will be alirwed. Irma the 6th of Pe 1.. persona sow &wand, owl Afters swaths for [die. So SaW:rvlb• no the swig's., prier, lbs. Salweriben always re- Waal at the Price they wriginalls eater. The best helices odd he atapoed, awl ebrefolly collated with the Test. to remote the present minerals faults la she refer ences. The referevice will be to the Rook nod Chimer, and ass In She role. In which weans the same laden will apply in oil *thee Unless. The imernria fro-n the Masson Edidnis, essmobwed so the present singe. will be othlerl so ra. h bother.— The will be ineneps.rolord, as it were, the Delphi'', the "lipoid, sot lie Variorum . _ . A Aids, ...armed bead will be Owe as, taro Aolb•r. m eon pnerureel P.m uoilleMie soorc.i. Tim %Imo; will he bnew. ow, ezetsmed ; mid she various illostralive Wood Cols wiil be lamed. l'Arb will rnehi■ 67! pager, printed uniformly, le Octave. -- • Lam Prettied for Henry Condim-areett of ohms may be bed, Complete set. of thin Pupular Atwell/toy from Its Commememetrt i oho Prost, of all the Porkaitr, pike 44. rub. CROWN •so ANCHOR 14rIaN. . . Tim Price will be ralied to Non-fiesteribers, as the Work sulvanees. The whole will sale oboist HO, bat itot eserediog 131 , , Parts—Twelve w ill be rioted itemoollr. to be paid for aw drSiverv. /Is only a rertsin masher of Copies are piloted. the Work canr.ot be sold or subicribed is separate Parts, or As- flats. As many Gentlemen bare not yet test their assn as thsb beriberi.. us the oriproition that the Work will hereafter be Mitered for ode of a tower prier, Mr. Ifalpy begs to state (bat very few copies foils are printed Weak. is order to ringlet the possibility of wrb gepreeiariae. Parts V. and VI. will be delivered la July. - - - - Newts are rece.ved by Mr. Yellen , London. and it it renewed i• give reference in hewn where the Parts may be delivered. ••• Nes. VII. sad VIII. of CTEPHENIS• GREER THE SAURUS .111 be puMkbed it a few Jar, after which des priers wid Isaiah risiwt. Taeles-esart. May It. 1119. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, free V •k SAILACSN'S BRAD INN. INOW-HILL, To TORR. LRCM, RDOIRURGH, sod Part& of tie NORTH. Fear losi.k Casette', the Rea Rome, sail keep esestisse - Time, By B. N. MOUNTAIN sod Co. SARACEN'S IIEAD INN. SMOW.HILL, LONDON. The follsoire Pnst C.acbs. Mall Casette, Lt. ott out Iran the Santoro's Heed Imo, Sont-Itlll t The UM PI R F.. a arw Liverpool Light Gawk ally an Wahl ea the read. camel Fear larides nod Fear Oweiam • lab en every day as On «Clerk, writes at Liverpool and Animate tit NI .'Chet. through ihenela , k.Weans% Latilha.7, ft ortheeopton, Wethwd, Letterwarth, Hheellev, Atitenanc, Lit. h6dd. SI Ofte. Hugely. He warde, Kaateferd, Wardell. too. arm. Preset. SOUTHAMPTON. Vendee...l, Whabesere. awl /war Note New F. er.iyttele Coach, at half-peot Sews o'Clarl. is Ow Wring. amyl-. at the Dolphle iaa, Inathanehlost Five fi Clue k.—Tlits is a new delieitidel conveyance he the Isle of Right, JereeT. 01.enntry, St. Malan, Havre de (kale, Cherberg,itc. SHREWSBURY. WeNiggles, aid Shirai% Post Coach •very Ewa*, St Five o'Cloelt, guarded. W BY MOUTH, Dorchester, Bleadford, Salishurt, Andover, sad Basingstoke .em Post Comb. every Arteroson. 7W Weymouth Packets to Guesusey, Jersey, /Mersey, St. na l•es, !tr. E _ X ETER, Plvisseth, Weymouth, Dorchester, raissouth, Dartmouth. nod Salishatry. ew Post Comh. every Mom* M Seven o'Clock. through Hand"". Assiimier, Briars", -Bleadford, Basingstoke. ad Sagami. BATH nod BRISTOL Ply* Post Coostri,Mroogli Chip reliant. Calm. nod Mvrlissrusses, ever, Afternoon' ..rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhosnd lon, Both, mod the Lesion Toren, Thortarstreet, sad the Swam BrhNl, test Monsitsg.— Cowan to Wells, Bridgewater ' Thmitos, Exeter, Plymouth, BOSTON. Spalding. Peerbosaaga. SOltem. sad Naaslat tilms R.etl Mail Candi. sets sat every Svesire N Sri lsby, briwbv. sd MIL • LEEDS tern Lied CoeseS, Marl Ns Rack*ham, sets wt rwery M•., irret retries Nor brides math add gees re SuuMatav ruqu. with a Gourd thrumehold. ranee 110.40 Stamford, ?frusta, Entai!. Deetrenter, and Perryttridge, in /the Goode. Lino, lee . vest 1101.00111L-4401Witill the reereannoo t‘petlitine of this Conch, it I an.wed N ba wet averiible and complete Public Cumveyasce ea Me Dicta Led, ho loft unrequited la AramoneeMipme by lily Ether. GLAAnow, Loautowa. flrehm•Ames, Amor, Thastrier. Ilmwslllll, Thrrabill, Sesumber-Ilikt, Cammurb, DingteeD, awl all perm of Scotland, a Paid C•ni (Daily). CH EqtEit. N.wpaet, Waitellarrit. Terporley, flaateleis, 111.matekta Dud Sliddlemiti Nut Cu,nted every Emaist. as live o'Clork. YORK. 1 1 / 4 -arberwegh. Whitt/T. 4., ileaderiesd. New. roe, and Rdietwarett, new Fear inside Gawk. with a Miami thewegitelt. gel nut erivy Yen* at Richt o'clock. by way a Network. Retried, ?Warmer. Darlingesa. Nooks woo, Perham. blergeth. and Iterwick.—Parwayeei Owitiog Owe. Mew failgued has the loath of the henewey, way row whoa line they pia" and then reeved ea weasel may Wiles& MULL, Neribcave, Hamlett. Thom. and Daaenelee. Pail ich. every Morning at half-pass easels, M the Crow • Mertes-place. Roll. CgRLIwLR. Pearitb. and Wllltekiwea. Fear blade Pea Cowl. end a Guard all the way.—Pawn theengb Ilevinghw 'Appleby. Oyesia-bridee. Richmond. eillerick. bride, Wetbriby Aberferd. Deneseter. sad Oast ß = lets eat every Mining. owl prefers* the loamy with the limbl ei Iheilhy. Passeettert detaised en the Lind by badness at o. I/ tbe peculiar advantage of 'bete ants being essed kw der sem Cdarli. JIM DA L. LareaMer. NNW, Kirity-Lairdale. Vbertry. Oruiskiri. aid Osman Past Gaselles. every Ann elle. at rive earn. Guarded. MARLBOROUGH. srriamaark Raraidrary. Heagertard, s.d Newbury Past Garb. at limo a*Clibeig N Ole Mows*. BRIDOSNORTH red Woks! sew Past Caul, every Eg l e .raßPOOL. Warringtao Kairlstard. Maar. aid LW& lOC Peg CANtek, called ibe REGOLATeIIi. evert Ewalt% as Five o'Clact. so Ile Saraeires Head lap. Dakt . airfo. Lleetpag.—Gesrded thrersighoet. . . . - - SIANCRESTER, WIIISPM, Cangietaa. Neweadle. Woad. ded Iffsivertuumptea. Poet Cam* every Aftervetea. guarded. RIRIII 1 GRAM Pi* Garb. w,th a Heard. tete rat oven Allemook log reacher Iltruelfarbas meet day at Naos. Paws h e y a Hama, Rmatom, and libiptiaat, le Ida Batavia's Head, ll.vtreet. Benalamhora. SHEFFIELD mad Rotherham' Post Coach, ratted the Roemassmar, every Itlorairri. - . SUM OF:GLAND. Rem limo, mist Yore', Newt Cnveh, every ilvreiegoo tbe George lon. Sunderland. WAKEVIRLD Ng Coach, every Morning, at lialrprat Mt **Clerk. R. CLAY'S asichssl wAccoNs .M CO A ru Es. ht bete. tiwise.es. Alebeem, Wooelle•• daeert. Lsialwssra, Honer- Re& Chilton, Reallsne, mad all places adjures. Daily. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their /Ars% sad the Ptibise. that they will not he nceorniable fnr ' O 5 l Pare./., Ponrevens* Lasirgerre,Writinec, Maw. rte. of may • Ibre Five Patch Veer, If ego. wiry,. or rlnrringed. mar.. en. weed synth, And Or lesurdure 'mud for secordsitigth at the Ihricas's Revd Ir Snew-hill leadosu WE are rerittested to direct the attention of per tain aided with mental or bodily dram,. tieryNos de' Dian. 101•41'd wamiucs, 1.... or nitpci.te, i.tdlgrabw, depres.imt of spirits. trembling or Oath int t.f t he h. a g...e ar u e li c aa g ,aber kind of eruption, althmo.. ulcerated Armes. ormistml weakens. pain. Mike limb. nod joists, troosomptiye habit.. and all contatinicinol emoplaan.„ lmowoliately to make trial of the &Alyea CORDIAL BALM OF RAKAAIRI, nr !Utter?, Infallible annotative. as prepared nod sold, wholesale ead retail, by C. J. Jordan, M. D., of the Kest Loedoo Mrdkal Enshlilliners, 7, Callanuonreet Rood. St. George's to the Ease, Loseon. It Is ealvermlly achrioniederel to be the mast avertible and powerful re.tarative in all the above raw pleats over di.comeed t it thita She blood, ea.e. the I , mast violent palm its the bead and 118.111.1C;I, and primates gentle perspir.atiao.—it is utterly imp •satAit for language to express, or elotemare to egad. atafwiesnly the valor of this tesoderfal god intamparable Medi toe in tattering hrithh to the alliesed, :tad glebe' 'Wor to tke aced t har king hesa restored he reefer, health, otter having been .n re. dared by &term An res. as to have brew despaired of, not any by Birk hubilks. but also try their professional atteadam laid,by g fr asgesess of she Popricior, to each, Whim. ommtitias is oar 10.. earl.; or feet as/unities is nee Istaily baffle. for thlly isselodcd, by 'Anil me 11.. bottle I. saved. nit teesdarble Medtrior will keep In all climate., god may M had of Neely sad bens, Fleet-asarket Valk. 46, Catrabilis H. J. Pewee. 101. &nod I J. Richards. 198. BMW t Make. 511. Plerstattly t Barker. 1?5. Osford...treet g Chandlee. 74. Ottani -street t :Nat. 10 M tedle. too, Holborn I alldgi m let mast tespacsable las4kiue tingle's to part of • De Dr. 3. Jeri* takes ibis general nyporlopity of asentbse he she NM*. that be mill devote, ht. ttudy earlayiye. Lis die we de pinnateesnipliiint. I a. a reralar antaibtr of Morel Colleges sr Phosietass he oder* a speedy and prewa r meg mesa fur =. dada 414 aermies ...layettes; disease, , Itet ' wee ft keg or *M m e at l a /Aerate kind. are by hi, sew rodopertetesac.dfreateiesitspeedilyami ern trallyearra. Dr. C.J. Jenks may be essinesed, h) ail mak". fnsin sine is the essevisi till sine is the ~Dime. at the Feast Leedom Wili am' Reialdishumna, 7. Caniawareet Road. wear the Cassmer .1.1 Pose sammike., Of . np•wae• la tar PA.,. WRRN Mon .f Edotinion and profonloses abNl usepeneyeelese epik•weers In discreet the meet nit hid cereals eurebed of Kew* a few prsvailiest Micas's, the swessefel sessile of their e aperitif= is the best pewit of su periority. Maas. (TOSS and Co. Members of the Royal Collette of Sargems. haws hews induced to wake the cent of the ti 11..., log I dle object s.f tick particular study, vie. a certain Disorder, freq•eally reetreeted Is • 1111001r111 of and its COM comisman. &doom amd Glans which, by me Impaled plea, roe speedily sod elferseally caned; as else Dc4llN7, whether 'Manic horn faiecasoanan irialge•res, hog resMenee is warm Climates. .r a semi ealit•ty eke, Ice ewe soltaptille perused by the youth of bath sears, Is the use rowing Medi' v dr bar reenee, end le the ether a neweroe• train of nery. , u, Aiwesef. which, If set liewly remedied, 'claimer in selpelence a, d roe swesptioin le lime dierrelog lame of desility or deficiency, whether the eiseseqesteee of meek Aseefd knhik, ee fro." , say sober came. by • hieh the power. ..f the run-ifi.linn came refeebeld„ us rreolorly educated Suwon§ of 10n•14.n, they Deer a fro, ask, end speedy redaratine is ,nlud and • learns. Mem.. Goss and Co. exclusively profemine the rare of ih• - se particular complaints. its order that thee may nit he, hr a orioahen fen. marked with the oblorpry so jowly attached In she ige.r.mt rutirie, think it but puttee I. themselves In mate that they have bees primed, educated and Initiated lain .secs Imaach of the profession (certificates of vrhirh, fermi different Holitah, ar.d - testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to eassmore mos ',garret). that the rerrers remithre from their ...deserters OM iodated them to quit she practice of the freeral Praeohloser, they presume that their pretest. Mons comtitate a fair rimed foe the unprecedented enorlideace WO which they have, by Os Pehlic, been e. liberally his• are red. _ The result of • low and eatemive py.ei ice has esaltled then, by a soperior medial. lo MIN, venereal complaint., lino ever hoeSdeale or eoesplicsted, wiihnut subjeeting the wiliest So the Maw 1111./11110 IS diet or • serene t and in ' , rem raw*. waver as daily apgiausti , in is wade on dbriivery of the Wee. Owl. Ills/ fregairady perform • rare in the 'bort spier of two Ars. The eakareekermd merry. of their monde of 'sentiment (which kw after beam baritis• in fail lei eine iinele iwtaarv, in* peartire of Welly ram Coin; which peri.ut asany ihouiand s . a bath kin have ken cured, even after wverr nail w =have bete perused by caber Praciiiinoriv. Wows then to skis publicly offer their ad- Ti be eamalled deity by Patients ne ether eee, with wre n, delleary, ased Istleatinst.—Letters Irons t he solitary, rowan,. WI Ibt pareleaters of Use ease nee, and .41/Ite I a living. in. tiesluri a r de ree, duly atte n ded So, and Advice kid Medi. M saw pert./ the Kingdom. (US mad C.. M.R.C. bargee's, 13, Boaverie-street, Peet seem. load+ THE 1004.41bablished reputation M essr 4. CURRIE sad Co., condoned with their well-knowo eapariantssaind nitre% is the treatment and cure of a few resell , lab cosabiaisits, entitles them to superior claims and a decided pfellerelane seer all 011184, preetitima.44. Memos. Currie nod Co. as master Sorneoos, sad Members of the Royal Colleges of inn -I.der sod Edinburgh. preseut to she Public the resole of thirty years successful practice is the Metropoli., where their treat. sell sod rare of Venereal Complaint.. N e r ves . D e bil it y. Valle•lar Rob tram, and Amor of the •Organ. Strictures of the Urethra. be. de. has proved uniformly tresiraphost. In dads and recent cases of inketlon. a pet/eel Care is esuaplet. ed is Ow short period of two don. t and is those cases Oa more cossonestre stare, where other I'mwiltionets have failed oil Miters., • proper pereevetaisre in their plan of treatiesest tin Sums to the Pailent • sound and perfect te.estatillstswest. In Nevada. Debility. whether prisoluerd by coutritrisl eteessot, by th e immoderate erjorraent of *missal pleasures, by sedeo•ury oridover studious Within, or hy any other none. the Aledichses they preirribe will padres. i..e hap.oiea elect.. to trope o yi ng ever) faculty hots of body and lleverol Noblesse, awl Gentlemen of the lira respertabilits. Mae 1 .1 4 11 IMAM' the fore of Mews. Currie and C.o. for the removal of Coollairst. of lbe Urethra. Strictures, AT. and baying received a radital and permanent cure, retinest that ref...lmre way he mode rot Otero. 114 mil.foelary evidence. of the deri•ive **petit,' itt of !tit S.M. Carrie and Co.'s plan of treatment many of the, Geoilenser hose had !bibles.. boss sera to twenty sears, and hod tern so. der the care of Mews. Dowse, Itroyi.ide, and other Surgeons of equal emineare, who attempted the cure h. the opplietitiou of the Lunar Caustic, without mere's. Messrs. Cnrrw and Co. may he convulsed by either se,. wish rt.r gr , 4 1 .11 de11 , 4474 and booms.•at their Loose, No Itn. Hattstrogurdest.— Patients in the registry are requested to mate the peril cola,, of their case. see, sod general habit of hung. Ac. co ttoning a ormicatiie for nitric. and niedwires, wlienn the tame will begirtw or was to their part of the kingdom. To 'Ma r e tbat .errrey go ei.enthl to nor ondertakseg. the phallist of esters may he added to the ..roam fur sardiitue. fiat. ion-garden. (Casehided tram ear P4per of l'elierremy.) Tine— Whilst happy in my gorillas Sand. Sir F. &Mont. in rising to propose the health of their late gallant Heprmentatlve, would erpress an ardent wish that he might soon return amongst them, to the cenfesion of his enemies, sod the triumph of the close of Liberty ; he would Rite Lnrd Cochrane, and s peedy swum hi At cause of Freedom lo &milk America. Son— eminent: wake to glory—(llr. Murphy). J. C. fleblmine, EA. and the 5161 &erten, vie sopported lan at the laic Elective. The person who repeated the toast to the tem peoy, by a slip of the memory, went no further thaw three, is describing the number ; amidst the prologg. ed acclsmatioes which followed this toast, Mr. lloanouse rote.—Althoogh the Elector who proposed the toast to them lied forgot the number of Electors, he never should. He felt It particularly grateful to be thee mingled with the record of West.. Wester's triumph ; it was, If possible, t more en during compliment than those puedel and fries& ly services be had received whew courected with them I. the late contest, while he wits seeking to acquire that honourable situation which be trusted be should not have disgraced. Such friendship amid not bit aelmate him to do his utmost le the important strop gle which engaged them.—(Applause.)—He bed a felt any othet amibillon than the desire of meriting and acquiring the respect of his countrymen. We had borrowed a maxim frem abroad, which we ought to hive had without going so far for it, that " The King is the fnentain of honour."—lt was not unlikely ; particularly if It alluded to that kind of honour which, like the impartial rays of the sun, shone equally upon the jest sod the unjust; that honour which distributed the rihands and toys which repay the toils of courtly servitude. Such honest, how. ever, might be toe warm for our manliness and moral interests; it was not en honour fit for the emulation of a frre-born Englishman, sod miry Englishman was bore free; the honour of a just ambition must be founded otherwise, that is, in the nd ap probation of the People.—(Applause.)—This was the honour which inspired oar ancestors, which made them brave shame and sorrow, and go to death with es much alacrity as to the celebration of a triumph. Nor could any thing ever be achieved for the public good, and especially in our forlorn crisis, incept by a body of men who will be coolant to earn and re ceive the approbation of the People.—(4ppiewm.)--;• Now, every puny .hipster, who has conned over his lesson in politics ; every stripling, who devotes his time to soliciting the smile of some Lady of conse quence, or to seeking the notice of a powerful No blemen, makes a toed brag of not stooping to notice the People; no new-fledged politician ever got up to lisp his first speech in Parliament without commencing by a valorous boast of contempt for the People. It tees bet the other day that the Leader of the Opp.- titian found it nec e y to observe, that though the People were to be conciliated, they ought never to be submitted to. So desperate indeed had this matins grown, that the power of judgment sees entirely denied them ; their case put him in mind of the men whose tooth a surgeon was attract. ing. " Zoonde," says the operator, " why do yno cry so load?"—" Why," replied the patient, " Decease I am in so much pein." " Pain," says the surgeon, " a'n't I a professional man, end must not I know best whether I give pain or not ?" Thee the Government people required us, like the man with hit pig (the mention of the swinish multitude by Sir F. Burdett reminded him of it), not to squeak until we were bid by those who were to profit by our squeaking, howsoever s ly we might be pinched. —( Lard laughter and applause.)—What was meant by their cant phrase of popular clamour but this ? Clamour wee the act of crying out on any great and oneepected suffering. Was it so very unwire, for them to complaia when they were grieved? They were not left to decide for themselves; the Mi nistry or the Opposition alvreys insisted upon jud.. ing for them where the shoe pinched.-(Laughter and spidnute.)—Notwithstanding this, the Leader of the opitositiou acknowledged, very lately, that Ad ministration, to be sufficiently strong, ought to be hot. tuned in popelar feeling. He would venture to tell that prertieed Leader, that experienced and all-ac. eoinpli.hed 'Statesman, that there could be no pops. ler feeling without popular clamour, end that Its lo wness, woeld be the best eritetinn th•t any Moistly to rid erinpt to determine the value of their )---It sans time for the public yoke, it was time (ot popolar clamour to belistened to; it was time for Reform to be tried ; eveiy tjo ' visable moons bad bete tried but this, that it was in the poser of any individual or party to adopt, and Al In tole. They talked of the incapacity of the People to judge or to act. Why, who had they been dorms ? lied e•e not witneassed Whigs ;trying, soil Tories it ) iog, and all kind of futilities peoctioed with multiplied record, a def ea t. Mitre• ro t s a lter Missistetr. and Parliameot after Piffle- Meet hod succeeded in so uninterrupted chain ..f use less espeels.►eta. Yat now, the Sint. was n.sr!ri op s• votively ache ski materials • 16. Parliament was, as Sir I►. Bartle"' roltlletted, II:eolith another, so much dream', that all that could be said .111 was, the best man in it is he who has committed the fewest Islanders; sled that in giving potter to such a body, we imitated the decors:no of "lerhey, where they always give the well to idiots.—( Laughter and applause )—H. was reminded of another tittle historical illustration : Peter the Great used to threothen his sh►es that he •mold lake their beards of, end this deprive them of the last mark which could remind them of their past condition, and threatened also to do It with blunt razors. Could any thing bettor resemble the bragging policy of that bungling Stallings (ho was sorry for him), the Chaser!. ler el the litlisheiteirr. HP had attempted to tear t►e *than Of oar hacks, bat bad accomplished it with se little deafer ity, that he had stripped off skin and all.--(Loirti and arlrthfal applause )—Two fa.. routine words of reproach urged against them by their *itemise were " wild and visionary." They were In a pretty plight lb talk of 'wildness. Whet mss ever so wild in the behaviour o► the People ss the pertina city with which they persisted in mes+uret leading to direct and obviates destructiee ? 11 hat musld match the eztravaga rice of folly which enforced adherence to those principles whose mischievous enicacy was ao fully demonstrated ? Agsia—visionary ! ! !-- They ! who lived in a world of entire delasloo, who soder senseless jargon of term', who boast ed of the credit, the moral, the tragnsoimity, the grandeur of their system. The visions of the People have at lent the eicelleoce of prospective beneSt, while theirs is *sly a dream of 'tigrish, which has the sleep of death and infamy for Its termination.— (Load applause.)—lt became such visionaries to be mere sautioas, to refrain from calling the erasures of the People wild and visionary. They, the Pee• ple, were the only power not yet tried; until thole illiant were espetienced, It became these whose con. ring had beets so perfectly Inaba, to be tint* reserve ed is thfir judgment of it.--(Lond applauss.)-1t was plain enough that so Parliament was ever so set "Oast Refers us the present. When soy of them got to provers a motion, he was instantly alleged wit► the crime of intending it for Reform ; to which she 'Sestet reply war, " No, I give you my honour it hes nothing to do with Reform."—(l.oughler.) Begging pardon of the Ladies (there were ■ few iw the gallery), corruption was the oldest strumpet in Christendom ; it might be sold to be in the condition of Petronius's heroine, who had been debauched se long she could not remember whew she was a maid. —(Lund larghter.)--Y et such was the audacious orrogsrico of this venerable harlot, that she would not safer a soul to breathe a hint of her impurity.— There were meter.' prudes la the house (he could not help mentioning Mr. Wynn), who, kr spite of hoc flagitioes lewdness, would have then, !rest her as being of untainted chastity, who world not hear a single remark in disparagement of her parity, though the contrary was as well known as if the Society for the Suppression of Vice had bong up a lantern at the door.—( Much laughter.)—This was like thecae- Ding of the ostrich, who thrusts his head into the sand and losses her tail wholly exposed, insomuch that, to borrow a platens from Berke, they had be. come quite fatiriliar with the shameful parts of the Coostitatioo.—("Epplause.)—The more the enemies of Reform united in the Parliament, the more should Its friends snits oat of it. He was afraid that in this respect corruption had the advantage. " Devil with devil dasuid, hire troweeed lt , tlth." He fee red the ReforMers were too mach like !•:te rope of sand which had been mentioned. This should not be ; they were not like their enemies, licked la measures of destrectioe; they had no spoils to goateed over; no quarrel took place amongst thorn as to why should have the skin, sc., who limbs. fn spite of the Mtegsarrela he hoped fartherassimesities would be laid aside. He was grieved at having bee° the innocast cense of distension among them ; hot he appealed to them if the biome could be laid to him, if he could be charged with giving the cause, though he had the Misfortune to be amongst the gasses. On the day of Nouninatlnn in November lest, no ruse had mentioned the name of Cartwright. One Gentleman, it was tree, bad got up and recommended him to rake the, wreath with which he had imagined his (Mr. IL's) head was decorated, and place it on the brow of Major Cartwright. He felt conscious it would have been the height of presumption in him to have supposed that he could transfer the voles of West. Initialer to the Major. Nay, more, he would declare that he knew the Major had no elts nee, from a moat convincing remota ' • there load • 4min two trials made of that subject. What pained 4 . 17 in most, bowery. maul was w , ha ho vin fi g lie b d rou sh g e ht c a h a sir; atta a ck m e a n n tbet wikn i . rogn .s m c ps .fi r e a u b co lo should have been a shield against the wroatat :n aleesrinei pled malice.—(Coed tirP4.llle.) 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