The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

To rot EDITOR •F ran STATESILIN. g ia .—b young woe, affecting the patinae, and oile d loft Manchester for Leaden, on Wednesday ogemese, Noe. 3d, le the Coburg coach; mos star ewe Ladies 'stood the coach se their wey to Tamwetth. He sod they stetted airs, sad seemed H , I ds'estimate and helloes dissimilar to my g me, mod sot wishing to sited my fellow travellers, progsktly the Ladies. when they were reviling R ei 'Westin Sr C. Woll3lBl', Mr. Hunt, and e l f Refermars, which wee sometimes the case, I was Orly &it. After the Lilies loft the coati, the lases teas aid myself essee a little more into poll ing meted ; wen after which, he openly declared be sod I shosid never agree on those /objects, end iserelete It was to vein to attempt to rested epos Rem. I observed, that if he was sot prepared to es the subject, he ought not to treet with g e ggemyt, eel sot at sowed the opinions of ethers. Dit Awned gemrally, that his Majesty's Ministen Ind Reheat oppeorteeity of konwieg whet was grin; en le ibises well *Ober mentries,end consegeeet ly aniseed's what was best to be does : and, there into, be should submit his opinion to their sorrier sedeMeedlog. end deem what they did as the best that meld he dose ender the circumstances is which the nations was placed. He, however, edmittod, that thugs were very bad, that the work's( people catered mock, bet that was eel.; to the war, sod the debt which meld set sew be removed; that the war was necessary, sad therefeee the debt ie. Imitable. I replied, that the war wee not necessary ; Ins endertaken neither for the benefit net *emity of the people; sad that admitting, if the war was eecessary, still the debt was not inevitable—for war did sot messes money, bet labosr,L e. arms, alms. sides, vessel. to coney men, and food and raiment for these employed in carrying on the war ; all of which the class of *bearers had predated daring Ike war, sod before they were or C^lllll be COO gamed. That, therefore, while the labosret's sur plus was not only Niters away, but his task upersesed, end he was even de .riveil of secem- I g m 's , j o esim and humanity required that elm 'espies Revenues of the privileged rids (h.v Sleek aloes the late espresedert•ediy es-assist we, bed been ',AMA's) slight wholly to have been Pekes is tales, and then the would have had no. Oleg le lestl, sad, consisqe , att), nn debt cruld hate hem contracted: and t'sat, therefato, the debt was *either more nor less then a nnancial juggle ; end that the measures of those Ministers, on who* 'iodise, and virtue he had 41 clewd he w o o,' rely, were the sole taus. of all these sets jags which he previoesly acknowledged to exist. Bat this yeeog Gentleman's sagacity and evnerosity did net sad bete, for as we were approaching an Ins, *We ilte coach passengers stepped to dine, he highly complimenued tire keeper sad his sacra/soda- Bens, end recommended it le Ul, myself sad three ethers, to partake of this geed cheer. We had no sweet sat dower to dinner than our Captivates, without consulting any ode, celled for a couple of beetles of wine, sad, is the coerce of the dinner, emplieseeted the hest on being the only see epos the reed, who treated his customers with ease to dieser. The theses party consisted of moo prams ealy—the room Centimes sad seethes, a Lady, myself sad three companions ; the wine was pushed need the table, Mead, and the Lady wee prevailed epee by the said Gelatinise (oldies glass or glasses; het myself eel three companions drank only water. ...Mee dinner was ogee, I asked the host the price of the DINNERS; he mid be Amid bring in the lid preeeetly, which he did, and headed it to oar young Centimes : Dieser and wine IL 14e. Oar yeas; Gentleness thee, with the greatest politeness, cod, no doubt, his ettestosted generosity, look out his pencil sad wrote sus the Rote " 31. each ;" then beaded it to me of my comprises and he to me.— Net fillet to misplay for triage, particularly when floe this; is sot likely to be mooted, I mimed to compleis ; bat, epos sewed thoughts, it it. urea to me, to be a good istitatiee of the ceedect of these whew cendect he professed to admire, via. thees elm aria: wine at the eapenee of those who an redsced to the necessity of drinking water. Bet this Castleman bed better consider is time, that although people may submit to be robbed by a banditti, it tassel be freeseetty precileed by individeola without gibe; offence, and iscerrieg moral detestation. VERITAII. Lest eight, at Wes o'clock, the Pumice Rum? indeed et Caritothkoose from Bright's, eccompeoled by Sit BRILI AMIN BLOONFIELL The Doke sod Duchess of CLARENCE Interim" to tees ea Wedeesday evening, from Deshy.park. to dieser. Yesterday their Royal Illabeeeses walked ht St.. Jamees.park ; is the melees the Dale and Dachas of You dined ebb their Role Iliehnemes, at their resideace le St. James's palace. Yesterday useteieg the Dockets of CLA RINKE went to Kmiec sea visit to the Hocken of Kane. Yesterday aftereese Prince Leorino a►rived el Reesiegton.palace from Claremont. His Royal Illibeess dined wit► the Doke and Decline of KIN; mid alienist& proceeded to klarlboreeglt.loese. Yesterday the Karl of I.lvaaroot. sod 'Amount Caseczataon had a long cooteltsiten with Viscount Stemotut, at the Secretary of State's •Qta for the Home Department. A Ilieisterial Paper states from authority, that there is no troth le the report that toss impaired is oneral of the Papers, that Sir PRI LIP Bantu is golog eel te it. Helen! - T THE STATERMAM To rest EDITOR or rat STATESMAN. --omo-- Ste,—Whetever cements that portion of the people of this country, denominated the " tinter. • • - looslr," will ever gad a ready insertion is your liberal sad widely circulating Pape►. Yoe will admit, Sir, that those persons who are perplexed by peconisry embarressinents. and mars- I segoently the objects of law proceeding+, have armor• thee ortlinery claim to the appellation of " Unfor. Neste." It le, therefore. with the benevolent view of softening the fortune of those persons, that am desirous of giving publicity. through the me dium of your columns, to several points of lair, in which those unfortesstes ere seriously interested. Wide respect Sir, to the mover, of debts, I do by a• weans cendrao the cnerse deolapelling a man by •eery legal means to discharge his jest engagements. 13.1 then, netetthelete, I would e.g. th. nrcestits which et all times nista, bat more particularly at this sssss n of animal disttess, that Mose legal wowed- iris s►ould be. in the fullest setae of the word, shied, •• Now, Sir, I shall b:ielly stale here for the reclu sive besoll of those onforteoste persons, whose pt. cuuisry rashattassnsents render them satinets of law proceedings, %bet, in their car•. is not onfrequesitly ' resulted to, yet theridedly illegal: and, first, an individual cannot 1m held to butt ter the amount of his endoreement, ins use where the affidavit whereon this writ is groonded does not distinctly set faith that sects individual bad received due and regally notice of the non.pas went of the bill on which the action is brought, the day subsequent to its fulling due; one day later is fatal to its recovery. A can mons hmfore a Judge, and prodactiou of an attetted copy of the aibilsvit, will instantly produce the dig. charge of the de!endant. Neat, an individual attested fnr env 'pet ilk sem, and the case coming born's. • .1.41. tr • •° 'dirt is ott tainvil for one shilling km than the lffidgfif set forth, such Wields's' is not mew net bound to pay costs, bet en indictment fn• reijury wiiiild tie ',Most the i person slaking the lift !.• it ; and if the (I- f•srieni be i imprisoned, ne if alremily in prison a detainer Instand spinet hiss, which is env IVO .P• aim. *hint, for the amount of sail vivid et. inetuding the costs, • vea l action *mild tie far false (aqui— not tw. At.t.thwr vise ni *onion severity Is, where • Jefeisdent is seed as an endorser on a bill c - f es -osn,„.. 'hp accepter of such hill sued et the same tint, , an I .. r accepter comes in end pays the boil, together with cost', and the ptsititiff issues erece.ion 'gains( the 'lidos.... for she fell mosso of the 'till (iiinegh wavily oat of his pissess:un), sea his upscale coos Th.•ro is no case lc herein so action far false imprisonment could be so ~4arletely • . rpperted as in this last, and I em quite gothic; rhs• an indictment would also lie for as attempt to .Ifreed. A farina' ease which I shall netke h, where a wee rant of attorney (en instreetent very justly looked eons In all cases with greet jealousy by the Judges) has been emoted, end pest of the am so secured paid of, anti mashies given for the remainder, or pert of the remainder ; and that the plaintiff enters up his judgment, end issues his execution for 'WPM balance, without previously deducting the amount of such securities, Of return's' the same to the defend eat, is decidedly a case where not .sly an action for false imprisonment would lie, but also an lediconent for en attempt to defraud. I must be understood to mesa in ',stances only where the securities wore given sob:maid to the warrant of attorney falling due.— It is almost 'epitomes to add, Incense it is so pee. rally known, that one shilling of cysts, included is a warrant of attorney, which hes net been regularly fated by the lasing-officer, is in itself 'efficient to i reader it null sud void. I shell close this fetter, Sir,with as OlMPftlitioll or two upon the severe hardships to which persons act ing is the capacity of *meters are of late subject in this country. There is nothing more meal within these lest few years, thin for a number of creditors to Ile one or more bills in Chancery egsiost an m uter for demands, which, after putties the testate''' properly to considerable Immo, they are wholly enable to sustain. This is an evil which calls loudly for redress. The int step of a creditor splint an mentor should be to prove his debt. Is all the former eases the Judges, by seesaw before them inCha mbe can give relief; bet fie the case .f waiters, it is the Chancellor alone who en remove the grievance. Sir, I shall make no mese to yen for the length of ibis Letter; yes have ben advocating the cause et the unfortunate since the int establishment et your Paper, and will not new shrink from a task which you ban performed so long and so success fully, end which most, for many reasons, be so animist le year believe. October 25,11119. LEX. A remarkably well-too.. character in Kilapth, of the Radical persessirro, being semmened before the supreme jester of them worthies, mud charged with the recent crime of driakiog whisky, stably replied, that " be did remise. the habit of taking a little to aster his spirits la them dell limn, but al says took core that it was iminkd !" The tower of the Itoyal Eseksnee will be rebuilt is tire grandest style of architecture. The spacious veldts I lately occupied by the East India Company, es pepper warehouses, a►e new Wimp to assist brokers, &c., for ropesiteries of safety. They will, opera a mode rate computed's, hold 4000 pips, of wine, and were origleally dnigoed by Sir T. Glum .4 at as a ►epesitory for coals to supply the lohabitents of London sad its vicinity. COURT' OF KING'S IIi.NCII. Nov. It TUE KING V. IMUSRAII. Mr. Gum: prayed the judgment .f the Curt es Frankel*: George Se rrrrr r convicted before Chief Jestite Abbot. at Geildhall, of wilfel god corrept perjury, in having sworn feud/ to an information spinal Mr. Junes Laing, merchant, for smuggling. The Cure Jusuca read the pleat* of the trial, and the Defendant, when called on to say what be 'had to offer is mitigstie• of panishment, 'saved that t►e inclement might he postponed, in order to give time for the eeriest of some allidevile, which be bad sent for from the *sentry. The Coyne ordered that it should stied postponed sod, to-morrow week, that beiocihe latest day is the present Term w►ieh could be lastly ossed. TIM KING V. LONCI Mr. CcensT prayed judgment en the Defendant In this us, a joeruyntan shoomvlter, who had been convicted of insulting Joseph Senithers, en Officer of the Costnms, and abstracting kiss in the Questinn of his office, in resisting his attempt to search his person for smuggled goods, which were afterwards found open him. The Defendant pet in en affidavit Malin that he did not at the time know ibe Pros-ester to be an officer; that he had a wife and foer children de pend's( nn his labour for sopped.; sad that ha had @trendy been in confinement since the 4th of Jos. last. was sentenced to one month.' imprisonment in thy King's it•nrh Prison, and to gire hi, own recng. aiaandin IDOL for his gond belt It liner for three years. ?NZ 111116 O. NURIIAT AND iA WAYS. John Murray, a seaman. anti W. Samwayl, a jnarneyrnin tailor, for making signals by night en curet of Dogsphhif P. to give yarning toseseggling vessel+ in the 011i.14, were sentenced to hard labour in the Muse of Correction at Dorchester; the former for four monthr, and the 'vier for three months, sail in miter ition their own recegnisances in MI. rich, for their gnarl bnhariour for three lean. The CODDT then proceeded to bear arguments on men is the Special Paper. COURT OF N0v.19. mimeos V. coca on. kir. Jesus made a motion to set aside two attach- WWI against the Defendant for coetentpt of Coed, in not answering interragetorin. The reason as titned was, that the interrogatories were not engrossed, and, of rogue, were ant rainy avail. An attachment had ther►on bed bees issued against him, and he sow mo•ed that it be sat sale. The Cosner' for the Plaintiff greed, that the De &edam had not answered the laterrogateries the 'Prowl time, when they were engrossed, and then. fore the second attachment had been 'need. He should leave it to the Court to decide. The Corm, after efinsisitetion, determined that the Defendant could net be heard, being eider contempt, end that he most, therefore make his al legations into an affidavit. Mr. Clams rase, 4111 the part of the Attorney-Ce weal, to mose for a C►iminal Information giblet the Sheriffs of Leaden, for meeting a false setters of the Grand Jury of Middle‘ea- Chief Raton it icitasos remarked, tat Ibis was a case of ere+t importance, anti one on which the Coort must vensett together. H► bed therefore better defer his soilon till nest Friday, whoa the Attorney-Gr. •eras 'Geld be present. KIN. ROUST BIAILICII.—.DUNIRNIILININ Nor. IS . —Tame was found on the 10th aliment among the rubbish *foetid the glare of King ROBlllt Boors, of the re-interment of who,* body on the Friday proceeding en account was given in last Monday's Cu tout, a copper.plate, four inches wide, and fire and 3.Bth inches long, having inscribed on it a croon. she letters " Robestss Scoot-ass Res." and a ..... embracing within the Bogies four sties, each with five pellets. This discovery is most important, being all that was want* to completely dissipate the desks that still lurked in Ike bonus of many, who sere sot satisfied with thetsisting historical accounts, Om the body, shot wbicb so mach has been said, see that of IMP routed stammer of Scottish inde. reodeoce.—( Edinburgh Paper.) ItrINARRABLI DEATII.--AN American Paper says, " A young man at Berliagton, New Jersey, ate a piece of booey.comb, in whirl a bee ass lei, While in the ad of swallowing it be bee stung his' in the throes. which swelled so as to occasion, withim balls. hoer, hie death by suffocation." TM feelings of the people in Dundee ere at relent midi agitated, on account of the number of deed bodies carried off from the berying.groends. The Oases employed in this abominable traffic hare raised, achrdieg to repots, 18 bodies last week, and pack. od these I. sia hoses, which were sent to Ediebergh, by wee of the smocks. DITIINAL-ORRIIII AUXILIARY Blatt SocitlY.- 1 Toads, evening the North Anneal Meeting of this Institetiesi took place at Gibraltar Chapel, Chinch. street.--44. Bono, Esq. M. P. was called to the Chair. The 1t,,. Mr. PLATT, Ilse Treasurer, read j the Report, by which it appeared, that 862 Bibles ' sod Testaments had bees distributed to the poor in. habitaets of the perish of St. Matthew, Bethnal. greets, sad 1381. had been collected by eight Ladies, forming a Committee, since the last Meeting. The l CHAIRMAN 'welled his readiness to go so any part, of the county to promote the interests of the liri.ish end Foreign Bible Society. Several other Gentlemee addressed the Meeting on behalf of the Isestitution The collection was very consideratle. (FROM A CORRIRYONDLNT )—The reports now in circelstios of pikes being found in ditivient Wares. 'hands me of a laughable hoes upon some cledulou alarmists at Portsmouth, its 1793; these sapient. be. 'triaged to Mr. Reeves Society. A witty Clergymen I(knewing the Secretary's officioesness to make himseil of coasequence) hinted that there were pikes and be pikes io e boon st Portsmoo.h ; the Secretary eagerly 'wicked, where ? The Clergyman seemed sow eit to boas informer ; this increased the et hes 'a car.ossty. who insisted epos a disclosure. The wit fed them through different streets, and at length painted so a door of a hooey, occupied by a Mr. Pike, his wife, sad cis children ; the Secretary knocked. and eel Immo Mrs. Pike, when the joke was discovereJ, end all the party laughed hastily, wept the diseppoieted Secretary. REQUISMON IV TUB LORD MAYOR. A Depetation of the Common Connell. consisting of Menus. Williams and Week's, of the Ward Id Farrinerlon Willies', sod Mr. Fenton, of Castle Baynord Ward, waited open the Lord bbyee it de Mansion.hosse, between twelve and one o'clock yes. terday, with a Requisition to Ms Lordship f.r a Court of Common Council, of which the following IS a copy : " TO TOP. RIONT HON. TOE L'ittll MAYO 3. " Ilaeitst karat that She C. nit of Aldermen. auto n th htotalcdte or sanction of the Cur condition a La•dao. haw re coiled up** proreeduogs affecting not oily she las& of tN City. hat tha tights sad privileges of the Chisels., Of 01..4 the Court of Coulomb Cons oil are the nepreserlames s w.. the elederagerd Illembes of dad Omit. do repos% y.or l.nrdthip to (stn's, a Cease go a. tally day so c.w.0./or tt e proreedinca, had 50 adopt each Miteldetil thrrew IN sal mai aecobary. This Reqoisition .as sittseti by sore twee 100 Moab's* of the Quirt of Common Cowell, Oda *realest sosslier of signaler's, it is sopposed,tbst wad seer knowo to bass been seised to a Requisition for a Meeting of that Court. The Loan hisiton, at the time of the 8111,41 of the Deputation, was presiding in the Jafticr-r..rom. and the Gentlemen were In eonsegnence shoots in to his I.lrdship there; his Lordship received them wills the utmost petiteness and affability. Mr. WILLIAM, presenting the Reqvlsition, ssi4 they bad the honour to wait grim Lis Lsrdlghip, as a Deputation from I Members of the Comma's Council. with a Requi ition to his Lordship Id call a Meeting of that Court The LORD MATOR replied (with a easile), why Gentlemen, yoe are very quick upon me. Mr. BLACRIT observed, " This Is Ref first sp• plication to year Lordship." " Tree," said the LORD MATOR, "I but you knot" I have already called a Common-hail for to-esogroir sport Ibis same subject; I hate no objection, bor. aver, to the Keqeisition, but most readily smile to it. The only question is, what day would yes skit id name." Mr. IffewAses Gerd, from the importance of act bigness, the soreesalty of at early a day as wails' suit Ids Lerdship's coneetrlence, and soggested Mon. day sett. The LORD MAYOR IfOld, &KO really was sorb a pressure of boalooss at present, that be feared he cnold not great it for Monday ; there ass a Meeting og the Coed of Aldermen steed for Tuesday ; bat any day after that he should be happy to attend to them. After some further eciumsonstioo, the LORD MAINS °hawser!, that be was most desirous of el.e. plying with their wishes, sod would therefore take only as boar or two for consideration, and would be reedy to glee them a conclusive assignee four o'clock, if they would have the goodness to wait spots him. The Deputation then withdrew, and at (oar (Meek Mr. Williams and Mr. [Market again "veiled open his Lordship, and upon being inhabited to Min in his private parlour, his Lordship said, 6, G ea rle ss° , I do assure yen I have the most *Mont denim to se. commode , ' myself to yner wishes; bet es I hove al. ready informed yeti, I have upon previous spoilt:tat 400 tr. Tn.. for that impose, called a COW of Alder. men fur I •rol y peat, and 1 god it would be iron. nary I. a 4. , el te. .srnd indeed be considered as a sort of insult to tha , Court, were 1 upon a subsequent Requisition to inoncion a Common Council preemies ly. It is my earnest wish to maintain peace and unanimity between ell itto branches o r t h e c„,,,,,, 5 . lieu, and I therefore must decline calling a Common Council before that der. Mr. BLACILIT thanked his Lordship for his can. doer, sod avowed Wednesday nest. The Loan MAYOR bad ers objection to Widows. day, but as it was the day sppnistred In the Meet. in; in Smithfield, though he bad no apprehension of any disturbance or disorder, it weekd not be pre. per that be should be particularly engaged sto that ;lay. Timidity was then mewl, and cheerfally acced ed to by his Lordship immediately. WILLIAII4, in taltiog his leave, begged to thank his Lordship fo► rho candid, sad gen.. tleutsaly conduct he bad evinced that cloy ; sad ten. validated his Lordship, and the citizens at large, opow that confidence and onanimity which sub con. duct would uec eeeee ily ensure between his Lordship and every branch ut IMO Corporation doting the pro sect Mayoralty. Dupuis, Nor. 15.—We are informed that the arrangement of the patent of Croir.itrmt Theism is decided upon. Ti.. house will he opened for dot •baton by permission of his nice Henry the Laid thiamin , . A heavy engagement has, In coast - qemee, bees *altered into, for a limited .ember of niehts, with Miss O'Ncit.i, Who sill flake bet 6sst op •ratattre to.morritw erecting. 0. nand., a• Isqutaida• sat he'd at She Jacides Well. Barbing , . beat* Toasts battacen, Eli as the h•alt of • ettikl named dole numbed, Rill abates 111 atootht —.hates Webb. collector of toil at the laraplke in thecae's. mire, that .. Fr,day bra. attain ewe o'clock. be was osmium at doe gate. when Mr. Ilesurl Jadtaa..r W dgewater ear. des, Bodkin, galloped Wants the gate at a very furl.lw raw: ■ little got, •ith the decreed is aft ano• was Is the act iv es aleit the r..ad. Ira • Goirtea•lane t. Brfel lase.. Ir eas as koncked d 0... and tae lam tr. K I ea the h ea d a t h e dectsted sad 'pinyon , •1( I great •peed, bet dot • tipped by a perms near St. !Aar's Chore and Mr. Jtf k,„„ „&,„ keyed back. Tie deceased am take. to a turgeou bt Old. w ee , Rear dead - J•ifer Up". Jackboot. being typlied so far • Uttle relief fur the beard. of the deermed, She pares. bring sere p.m, be peremp torily la) lag, eh., the 1.4 01 ON to • to gr family OW OM oweval cootectsronr.— lb w Jury relented a Terrill- , of Martoarghter ag.tioht Newer! Ja Ives, and the Carob:: imted bl. warrant for air apprettcu onto. - - 4..0a W Nov. 19 —We Irs4 a gaol vorrlv II Wheat 1111. /11140114, tv. kk s• d a' • decker nr Y.. ou 1.4 WeCrerds,'• p lero.—F'we.eit K • ese..itoros I.e. Si 414 s's ore•lsiies.-0.1. as 1114,10-dm's on.e..—Renee le. derhin.- 1• Peva and other arli4 les to* allera.i.e. halvarset.n. NisasT. Nov. IP.—Wr rot rap Iv of Hoye* •'.s ore.;. which , 011oeclay'e pekes—Mottor caterer. Veal at lam 'rotas M. The ho over. ho Ike Haymarket ma. very —Clever bard) keproolo ite riee.—Straw PRICK Or NEAT. leer 4.. it a. PG. Pt 1 Natio. .. Part •....11e.YI. M 9t. 01.1 Veal CATTLK AT MARKET, woo* Piro •• • • ••• ...... •.•••3 1 10 QOM . PRII K Or MAY. lir. Slav 4i. lon IM. S. 61. Clover .... 5. 15:. Oa. to 71 SWIM •••• 1L 10•• N. 11. U. Me MI WI • .!d. h Irowewr net reedy per.—Perk deseer.— ry .I•ll.—tlvy loser. r very iholliale. :46. fr. iv ar. sir . Sr. W. se tie. kid. ET. r. Moo ..... 61. Or. 1 1 d. 71. ii.. 111. 11. 16... W. 4