The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-31 00:00:00

_ og!."!!!Lnr 9 1 _ 77 7 J)\,'‘t f„, - - - p, t • . • . ,)tate * ln e talL p" . r.1:1 Jo fs. • p p-I-J3jl:l WP . . No. r►o.?.ti. E.4ST ( 1 / 4 Dl.l 0 UNE. Morris 30, lASI. riPHE Court irtetors of the I..niteri Copt pony qf Merriennit of Etaglaall. trading to the Last Indies vs, henty girt. No?icr. That rt the General Court of the said Company appointed to he held at their Bruise, in Leadesthall-street. on Wed. I "estlay, the Ath of April neat. at eleven o'clock is the fore.' even. a motion wia be made. That ttir harry Venial 'Jaren, Bart— late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be Itermitted to return to the sertire. ender the provisioas of the Act attic 3& (It:). 111.. cap. At, section 10. with the ',ink which he limit when he 'patted Bengal. agreeably to the Act of the .131 Geo. 111. rap. tu•etion JOMM.II D. 1111% Serrrtnry. EAtiLE FINE AND LIFE OFFICE% consaist.t., AN COSVIPR Or Illitauur.irrui:LT, *AD JIMMTIO . T. T. JANIS b. 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The atte:•tik•n of the Facility and vefiegs4 earnestly rovine4ted. as Mt. Colima will allow in% trial free of espetew.—'Fns obi..ert of his attentl tet are the !Igoe. (lab Feet, Weiltoesa of rltlLlrett% contractions or Ow if oint t. sod I tersii. listrag strret, Untelo'l SENTENCE against Sir FRANCIS 111'RDETT.. f The commirrEE for collecting the SUBSCRIPTION' to pay the Fine of 18.000 imposed upon Sir Francis Hum; dell. for his excellent sod celebrated Address to his Consti• merits. deprecating the injustice and cruelty of the military ovstrage eotninitted at Manchester, on the 16th of Aetna. ISIS. APPEAL to the good sense of the People of Eagland to enable them to fulfil an obligation which justice strongly demands. Sir Francis Burdett, by the fearless. constitu tional. and eloquent expression of his honest indignation at the proceeding at Mantheater, has but the more endeared himself lathe people, not only of England. hitt of all Europe. Will then the people of England allow a tine to be actually indicted on such a nian? It is nut less their duty to pay the Ilse beeebse Sir Francis Burdett is so well able to pay it himself : the object in consideration is not the radio el ?Sir Francis Burdett. highly as we estimate him. but the prat.- dal expression of our own sense of public deity. Sir Fran els Burdett, with his unshaken and accustomed indepen dence, matte no appeal. neither was he consulted respecting Cie subscription, which has been proposed as a manitesta lion ul respiset for him. and devotion to the principles of re form for *lshii is made to suffer; he has generously Used for his cocntry. and we are ennfident lie will never tarnish His fame be a selfish art. The people of this country have now an admirable oepurtunits of teaching oppression the sa:utary lesson. •that henceforward it sill be in rain to attempt to deter honest men from espressing their detesta tion of cruelty and sit.lcrice. bs imposing heavy pecuniary fines upon theta.' Hy order of the Committee. JOHN GARDNER. Sec. Subscriptions r ecr i se d : J. (7. lloblionse. IT.T. t lark. esq. I'3 0 (I Esq. - ttl 00 i Rev. Archdeacon T. M 'short. Esq. 5 6 0 1 Bathurst. - I 0 0 Nlr. D. Lung U !'lr. M. 11.1'110)111i I 11 U 1)1. 'Veer -0! C. Dickenson. est!. / 0 0 Shears . 01 A few Frit tids at the Verde,' - 1 1 " Red 1.11:19. Port- Proust - U ' land-street - 19 II Smith - U 1 Mr. Eduard (ledge. 0 U Sparks - 0 I ritirston - I Si Poore - U 1 Per Nlr. Clark. (invite') . U; Mr. S. Voung - I 0 T. Murphy It ' 6 . • - I ti Sandwell U 1 11. Ilixter. esq. ii o J. Fisher u j Mr. T. Joshua 1) U Park instin 0I D. Welsh - 0 0 1 Clark - U O. Esau.. esq. - 1 0 Adcock - 0 II 1.. Liens. esti. 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Esq. li 11 11 1 Mr. John W a l ker 0 U Jos. 1-..,,1... I:sq. . .1 01 M. ntf on d. ~„4 .m . p . I 0 -- Illnekhurn, Esq. 53 U I W. Brt..ks. req. It 0 Mr. Phelps - I OIL ITorti.ingtoti.esq 1 0 1 Freeai to of 0.. ft.rd I 11 0 1 A f,.., f r i en d s 5 0 .1. n. Miitiek Esti. 1 I 0 A friend to civil and 'llse A cd:wr of •• 'l'; ‘r religious liberty 0 0 Vo'ce to the Pro. J. D. 0 0 pie. — or. the Matt- 1 Mr. John Tirinkald A 0 cheater Massacre 011 I J ame .. s ia ,... * 1 0 Mr. Aiiiiifto - In 1 Per Mr. Wilson ... S 0 c..iiiiie - It 0 Mr. Locke 211 0 1 1 3 Ile - I II 31r. 1)e %ear 1 611 Iletherinom I 0 I Mr. Pieliann I 3 6 J-.-. Voting 0 0 Mr. Dare spurt I 13 IS R. Tat fur U 0 j %Ir. 31*.nell 93 6 T. (I.llowley 0 0 fir Paid g 7 14 Rose - " 0 I Mr. H. 1 I 0 14- ss ""e• Psi. 5 5 It I 11.11.Townsend.e41.1 0 0 si r , Ji.‘!ni Battey 1 0 1 tl. ;'. .‘toiten. seq. * 0 0 lie-tura I I 0 I John Lem:keep. I 11 0 W. Pigou 1 I 0 Edward 1./ech. esq. * U It 1/ran - I I tt Stanek) Subeerip .l44. Pliiiiips I 1 1 1 lions from Godts4- W. Much. r. 4. 53 II 81 0 an. p e r lir. An Intiphi:iiit Muse Hummers 3 I 0 holder of West- Mr. Robert Plellistd. 0.10.;er. no' a jun. I 0 0 Toter fur Sir F. B. Per Mr. Jietion. but no ndinirer of Mr. Waleilil I 0 0 lois finetalent4 and W. Abbott. rm. I 011 voinnt spirit 12 2 0 Mr. Joel/eon 1 I II Mr. Makmnan I 0 11 >mucky mai Sib (a. Frans 1 1 0 seript kyle II 14 01 .1. W. Graham I I U Per 'qr.:titlark I 3 I T. Nistltlis6n I I 0 Mr. Green I 6 4 N v . foss 3 3 0 Mr. P.l'. Lcmaitr'. Snimilt-rs U U Mr.Slarling 1 0 0 1 Wlrprwar.l 0 0 Mr.:. Iltirlirlz 1 0 0 .1. Vinland 0 11 , Mr. 11. Patton 1 0 It E. Langiey.Esq. 4 0I 5 Friend 1 I) 0 5. B. C. - 0 0 I Mr. Lernai're 1 0 It Mr. J. I. Palate 0 51 ; Mr. D. Moiler 1 10 0 Sam. kettle 0 01 Per sir. Galloway. . It. Stint.' 0 0 I John Coinage; esq. I I 0 IS . Williams I II iT. L. 1 1 0 L. J. F. 0 0! J. Nl.)rriann. eq. 1 1 0 Mr. E. M. Barrett 0 0 I .1. II ar.aer. esq. I 1 U T. chure... 3 I) U ; 'Fhontas V v 4... •'s/. 2 2 11 111,rn - 1 0 0 ' i:1 ricullV iller. esti. 4 4 11 Junes -10 it l m r . 5•,, v in o, II 0 r. 1. burr Imsclon 21 0 0 j A Triim'e to Pa- Mr. J.J tritaen • 1 0 0 ; tri..tisin 1 I 0 Per a Frimi.l I Suorlry small Sob- Mr. J. .111.inson I I 0 i erripitions I 6 6 Suu.!rs *mall *ulna t 10 0 i Ditto. ptid to the Mr. Smite 1 U 0 I Treasurer 10 S 0 Mr. It. Flower I 0 u • !I. Cline. 11.'1. 11l 0 It 1 s l ats it ih.rriS,,t •n. 1••• 1/. a ;titles—iirgion, ?ife s•reiv.-.I a 8t :J.' 1:1 , r)1.•, lteasatt-r, 1 1,), Totll .t 41.1 i * mre is the Nilildrif4 It 1)1V. • 11;10110117 rt:2 .4 !—qr. 1, Strait,: ; Mr. Illuzszbe, PRICE SkVEN- p . - • Chuck-yard: Mr. Clarke; VIA OtifMA-suss I Er. W. Peacock. Sithopsgate-street t : Mr. A. halloway, t P. High Holb.rro ; Mr. Japans, t 4, Janstp-street. Cmteut-ri` r den Mr. Pieknian. 71). Dean:street, Aolui; Mr. SI. Nlomat-straet. Grosienee;sriaii4; Il!r• Pdttery ra wfn-; - street, Pertinan-square; sad at the Crown and . Ansh. - - babseriptions reclined in the country are rkwysetted to !•e forwarded to the Treasurer. I HI. Snead. Lank's,. TltE LITE MR. fiCOTT. NR. JfifiN SCOTT. wboie recent Death hat ire 1 terrsted a considerable portion of the pay*, ham l*fc a widow and two children. for Whom be was anahirte. pito side. By distinguished ta'ents: as well. as by exeuiplarj prudence and industry. he had only just reached the poi.' where he had a near prospeit of wilting the comfort o' those who were dear to him. Some of Mt friends far thought themselves authorised. In such circumstances. ti L . ,- peal to the general benevolence of the pablie. oa - beotif or the helpless family of a man of ability and virtue. The following Gentlemen have agreed 16 act as a ro l oonier to superintend the ropplicatinsi of the sebscrliitios : Sir James hlackintosli. M.P. Horace. Bank Rig. Francis Chantr. Esu. R.A. John Murray. Esq. Rey. A. W.otgii. D.D. Rohert Itainerio. Pout (I. Darling. M.D. M. IV. Reynolds. Esq. thiliscriptioas ate received at Messrs. Coasts sod Cl.. Stroud; Messrs. Smith. Payne. as& Smiths. Mansiswi house-sin-et ; Messrs. Ilesries. FA'llllllllf. 10111 ('o.. to,. James's-street ; Mr. Murray. Albernerie-street ; and Meow.. Iladwin, Critiork. and Joy. Paternoster-row. Subs...6oomi already received : Sir Jas. Mackintosh. / Dr. 3lariatro /1 V 111. P. - - .Cl 9 10 IW. Ileseltior. Eq. 10 0 Eras. Chnotry, Esq. 111". It. Tarbuttl, Esq. it is R.A. - - 10 10 , Mr. Roberts - I 11 Bev. I.Wauttit.D.E• 1 '2 IJ. P. • • - I It C. Darling. 11.11. 3 5' A Friend - I 11 Horace Smith. Esq. 21 0 ' T 11.14. Dasison. Esq. 10 11 John Murra y . Es.i. 11 0 ; Ale-sr-. Kols. Bro- Atrium'. Baldwin I 11;19'4. and t 4 ., ('radnek sod Joy lilt 0 ! Mr. s:edattut. Bridal- R. 101". Be) t001d... Esq. .1 3 oilier - - I 0 Thos. kearsey. Esti. 1 0 , T:... Et-rentrle So l). Wilkie, I.:mi. R. %. 4 4 ' riet:., 11i 'is Build- Fres. Ilagniar. Es.i. II . 1 iazs - - A 0 m Jses kiniorh. E•q. 21 U 11-y.W. Lisle Bowles 10 Isl The Proprietors of An Artist I it the Sun Newsy's/I,r 3 A 1 Mr. ILuptonLuptonl 11 RP,. J.lisans.l.l..D. I 1: Mr Mason I 0 Mr. Charles Itil,tis in 10 0;T.l. S. . 311 John Brabant. Es.' 5 3 I Dr. Ilarmirharl I 1 .In early Friend of ' NI . 'Castor and Mrs, Scott - 30 1 If. eev - ; - 3 A 1 Lady . - I A Prientl. per ditto 3 Mr. 11.1 finlik - 0 Mrs. Jones. per ditto 2 V %Ir.. S. 8.- ) n..1.!s U j M. J. (1. Polohosa... So- Aliso. Re% .1..1.1 , II 1 iiirrsel-House 1 Ili-s E. Re) twills 0 . It. 1.. - P. C. 1.. - - 1 I Mrs.Clayk _ ... I• I. P. - - 3 4 1 • Forbes!. r.., 1 . firnaTenor. I M.P. 21 41 l'hat.r, and 3 3 IMPERI.II, 14.4111,1.1J1ENT. lIOUKE OF I.oltl)47—Fotiorr, liftmen V. The Earl of MOUNT El NOW°MBE presented aTetl tion from certain Owners and t)w•npiers of Land is, this County of Cornwall, ertinolainiurr of Arrienitural 16s. tress, % Id raying for Relief.—Read and laid on the table. • I'he Earl Of 1)11i6lf presented similar Petitions (ro l l IV/month and froth certain Occupiers of Laml in the Conoties of Dorset, !tants, tilourester, and %Vila—Read and laid on the table. 11r. Ilaooties and other Members hronekt np frola , lie Coutteons, the Irish Clerks of Nisi Prins Iteirttlatior mid several Prit ate Bilk, which were read a first The I The I ti•ti second thole. The Archbishop of Yt IRK presented a Petition fr.s.n the .‘tchtleacoury of York a4ainst the Catholic Claims. —I. till on the Lotd I'ALTIPHIP:i presented a Petition from.t . Nlagistrates. t 'ferry, ;girt Propttetor4 of !Awl. neizlshonrhoo.l of It I.or rto praying for lie rt *!- , shot of our I toonwrrial t on the !Ale. Ilis Lor.lship t'aen prelentett A ohilliAt; Priltion• ftrrh the nrigithonrlsnot.l of I'shritlfe..-.1A4.1 All the tab'e. Viscount LIE presented a Petition ifol4 thr Counts , of !tartness against the Duty un tia the tattle. The !Whop of IL lriPArr piesentel a Petition fr .1 the .Itrlttleiroory of fletefoa ag.tiast the Catho::.. I'M .in the tal•le. The high At•eriters . Fees Rernlation Hill was real a third time, p4.4.,11., an,l .rut to the Votititions. Tb. Beer 'statist Bill trent through a second reading}. —.llljourn.:.l. ill Wit, ft law *peal Cal trai re s t,: t irrai HOUSE OF rOMNIONR. .% Pennn from the flank of Entland pregented certsiti :Ire atK~ relltior to the prier of Gold. Thema , Arronot. on the motion 6f Mr. RICIRDO, Weer ordered pri wed. ► IPr. flflllf44lN itre.sen•erl a PetitiM from the Mar , . Jitrat. tend Frero. , n of Kee. a_-limit a [Sill in pro j ett44 fur telrerioe , the Lair relating . to Sorters. The Hon. and Learned Meniher .aid he entirely concurred is the opinion of th , . Peitioner , . Mr. ClifttliN *poke Aortic in tiapport of the Rik tittittirh be wished it to be modified. Mr. 1111CHENCON 4.tid, he n l / 4 I *Ming to pfrd pooe the dfaedagion on the princiOle of the Bill. At pretteitt he merely wished the Bill IQ be read • second Sir TllO3lAg LEfIIBRIDGE .aid a . few words is sopport of the Bill. • ' De. INIMON ' , frisked. Ile so strongly disap proved of the prinelpls of the Bill, that heielt himself compelled to resist the sei mil reading. Mr. LYTTLE FON sail, that the object of the 11•1 war to increase tire power-. of the Cotornissi4ners •f Sewers, which were already too esterrsivi.- " Sir RomERT FIERO\ sopp..tted the Bill, thane' he thonght some of the -elarres were ottiert:onable lle thostod the te:oml reading of the Bill wairld not he postponed. f ' Sir FRANCIS OIINIANEY thought the ar jeetitionable, and espressed thstr at all ...vents, the second reading wool,' he postponed. Mr. (("ItTEIS explulriel ; and' after a fow words from Lord Sr ort.cr in first of the. postp. , ..er. , .st, the Petition was orlerel to tie on the • c 0.., loon al understanding that the cousi.lerali pf tibe't Jul! readikg' sbi the liiU .h,hild he postponed' fir a week. . Mr. IL IVII.KR.IIi.kM presented a Petition fr Int the l'onenshni•ttero of Rye liaehotte arinet the souse Bill. Hi. 1,00 4 0 N stppOfterCtfri - Petlilmoi. Ai 1 4 r--ant there hail been nu rims to cotisi,V# the m •ss ire; hit he had diSaht that',::he pe?i • Pre r e )f :the 10 lii I I I I I H ir Of NT