The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-19 00:00:00

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Wilkinson. stfithe Report required by Ike Dy-law, cap. 6. sec. 4J. ism fie open al tAis Roo r for the impaction of VW Proprietors. 40.51iP1i DIRT. &crew,. F.AST 114111A-1101191k. Avet.lB, 1819. COURT of DIRECTURS of the I. vAirrED COMPANY of RERCILINTS of ENG LAND, trash*, to the tad lake, ge &reap gime Notice. Thal a Qoarterly Gemini Gore gat said Compaq" will he MM at their /bore, 1. Leadenitall-strest, Weetneeslay, the Septen,ber nest, at o'Clork in the Foresson. I Jeri that the saki Court Se neat Special, fir the purpose of isthmian's; for ersErinotiou the proceedings of Dee Garrett Court of the 13d of Jam isti, epos Report from the Cononsittee ape pointea to hoped Ma Company's Brigs" altering Rristre algid. see. 18 awn°. and otp.7. sec. I awl 8. repealing By hers. ear. 13. sae. t, 3,4, and 5. and ordaining sy kw, inert/ of i awes proposed toles repealed. The oboe' seentieurel Report from the Committee of Re-rises, le open of this Rime for the inepectiso of the Preprietors. .The Cowl of Directors tie also gin Nailer, That the ~id Gs rent Cowl is farther weans Special, far the purpose if asthma. dog for toofirosation the Reseettdie• et the Guaira Court of the Odious, approwieg the Resolution of Os Court of Directors, grandma to Sir George Mara Barter, Dart. 0. C. B. a Pin atas of 1500 L per ammo. lb Report required by the Ai reqs. 6. Rt. W. is opts is/ Ws lime* for the enscertion of the l'ropriefers. lOSEPH DART, SIC. CPIANO•FOItT, 'goal to bow, ahnp ‘,-/ Prim 60 cou'rari for 36 Artiness t it it BM to be excelled Ober is I.•ocb, haw, or liwp l e ff h i iww . Alf. a fklikair llarreqrtirte, al 16, 11, sod 10 eoirceo.. Perini Hari. 1 5 reibeaa, la e she peeped, of a Lode. Bartel Organ. rrillo Dram moil Trutagk„ 36 piarax. Throe, for a r%arrb or Chapel. 3r) gallon& Ala a Car 'dal Finger Organ far a large room. May briers ar Mr. Wailes', 13, Leicemer.place. Tbe ab.ive la.truserris we all oartaated. Pactirg Caen trot on sold, owl earefigiy packed. NR. HAZLITri NEW WORK. Ilk day win poldirbed. priee 14r. pOLITICAL ESSAYS, with SKETCHES of PUBI.IG CHARACTERS. NILLIAM HAZLITT. " Com. draw 'lie cumin—Ow!' tlie picture." Pristed for William Hoot, Ludgate-bill. Mods) , was peteliebed, peke*. Na. 107. of THE REPERTORY of ARTS. &c. cootaiotoit Speeibrieliane of Mr. Es IsarVe Meerut for /WO, or !neigh kirr—Mr. We. for ebe cure at froseekey Casissurtt—Mr. Taneeer',.. far cedes Rao Mars mud Skis; bc-ides various tuber Payees rrialialc le else Arts. Maenetrucewes, sod Agriculture—Lis. of Pints rook d debris; eke last weastb, W Capper Pion. Publl,brd be Sherverod owl Co. o!*heam wie_y be Ira: Vice S•• A OFIVERAL INDEX leek InA VI Volumes of the Second &ries of the above Work. Batakborurgh Manor F.l4str.sear Bridges tier. Sutierr.tt.h lir . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY sod BONS, At the Far and r• neer,Resth Don't, no FRIDAY, Ans., V. at Two o'Clare 1..-te. - TirE Valeta:di FitEEIIOI,D EsTATE, gelled BATII.EB()ROUGH. urinate in Cie Weft. • itois • shni t Aida. a of Bridgewater nu! A %/triage, b ttr Coen., of Switerier i ennoprising a (*arm m N .. beliling. and eid-buildings, yawls %tarifa,. at 4 •unttr% ?twin sane- of etfredisgiv an 4 pasture 1.414. inget:wr 'with several rottrge., Olnp, {tr. MI. pri..rip4l ',aft Is rbeneeupnoie...T Tenth leollha, and the sews:oder as I•re bow, ronra.nl R, raing.slwf. meur 'AO acres, awl pre's and in be of the Value of Gsa. per memo. Te to sieved persistio• of tee tenant. g printed Partina inf.'s... tie Mud at the bow le fir,dgewaref, Taunt W.-11- Ashridge. Que., , of lifirswe. ‘a;deeerem end Coolyn. Solicitor', Bon ad..., eanettn-strret, of Mr. Propels. Solicitor, 4. tram, beitaine, (:ray's Inn: N the bar. t and of Winnia..kg and Sens, l'asetlinster-rnw, imbue in Van war be sere. VOA i.S, 43e.—NEE INIOI t:ASTLF: COALS. NJ for trees rso ry out‘, deliirried free oir the.teftell, etrepo ehemine meet metal, • ids flirt.. hark. .nrii.in .m fire th.ldrena. —Tbr Prep., ieihre of the Pelican !hr r Cot C. napery be g In Urge. the NI obilit), Cr art,h and PeLiie, on Lee in their read; so*" de:eliiire in the Morn, tbey hie esebithl to offer Coel, IN. hewer ihAn to credit price: .I . llevb to Iltetr Agellle ord. Le Ihirserlialde tot hit. 11 , 14, Nu. :A. Clatine-rrnet. epre.ite Lie Rstog's Mese; Mr. Srr•ir•be. Nu. 14.5. (11tford sweet, are Ihiltr•urret I Mr. Weiellotil, Nil. 9. Laser's Cos dait*lrevl ; Mr. s ephemeris. bnot.• teri. 11,ileor r . kill t :mil Mr. Wirileuid. Ns. h22,8ir414, near Temple-bee ; if br Wire p.. 4 paid. .N.R. Cools toot to awy port ep the Thaws with equally seam chair,. 1 SI l'R PSI.; 1 . :1) with • just and horson• ;POW of lb. ralnoesion. regain arc-ine from the injodiei.los treatment of • tertnot mat .d. emit...lied in n man. er Inn /self known to require ron mem. ..n I . f en es.taillim on iir unhappy tiC 4 a. l • te.ies of dt.t.e..ioe and .1... ot le.opportahle ntlf.elinor, Or. .EA y re.pre•fol.. entl. for atten•ri .0 of those interested, to hi. pr. elf 0.. d so of •6• r•• .I method Of rare, taillike the ad• ye, clap • , c of thr Oa.. or the ego .Ile irimi. al • antlers of tn... trio h. I i she w rn rf promne In the ear and trenk Mto car haw ." 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'Amara ii Iron , . • andolce • %..i 1416440 d of flame, cr. IN. es II ei r a wipy .ante of 1 .1.111 44. urn,. by Instr. gI. • totwor. n. 4 off I•nr,.tdto ibe r.la yrd Or. 1.. y•ti ip the moot .11 , noose .ini S. .1 ate 1.01111•••• C• MC.••••• nt Indh beset wit. be •• .-i.e • t • Mead. p • -rs.* .r" t..• nor 00 dariaard fes.o: • • testis el. 114 • .4% 4. 5- f'...:• d 1 1 .061 • ▪ ‘• `... 6 1: 0 6:1414 k Urfa mica 114%411a' womb*. bj swoon a. a. cold paid. LONDON, .THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, Ibl9 '• The Cause for which lIANPIMII felt in the Fight, and SEDNFIr died o• the Seiffuld! ", •1111 P. satiation of the Public is clausal to the IL superior earelleare of the ELASTIC SILK likr. nefortisie.l by W. awl T. at their hlourforiory is Silver•siteet. Flew -tweet. and sold at their Shop, Sit Striped. els. Impressed whit ibe highest Awe of grtaitode Lir the loi tering trollops,' of publk approluoina, beg Ware to assure lls.se wh.. war favour thew with their patrotwie, that it slit be their roostant wady to merit a rontilwasee by the lair of the he. r y best on the loorryt —Ehtalie His (swum Ns. in Itt...—%epirefiee Hefter. 41..s.h'se covered, from !k. s coveted 'alb Silk, re4ered twpwaetrabk by Ismer. at Since the death of Burris, the forms, the sentiments. and the tone Oche French hive undergone many im portent rime's; bow, indeed, could it be orher• wise? me. is the creature of esperience. But still Mr. Pir7 proceeds in an entEess repetition of I b• St IBP general plusses. This is his element, deprive him of vomit sari abstract phrases end yore refines him to silence. Bet yes cannot deprive him of them. Press him to sped') an indivitioll feet of advents/re to be derived from the war, and be answers, security.— Call upon him to perticelarite a crime, and he es claims, Jacobiuirm. Abstractions defined by ab etsactions—erteraliries defined by syner•liiies!" (To he continued To morrow.) WONIMIMIt PUBLIC MEETINGS. [room rug utattectob mrecunv.) We do not so much wish to give asp particular tone to the Public Meetings, as to contend for their perfect coestitutionality as long as they confine them selves to legal enquiries respecting redress of the pre sent grievances, and the security of s full and Par liamentary Representation against the recurrence of similar evils for the future. Admitting, for a mo ment, 'hut Judge llsyley did not talk nonsense from the Bench, when he declared. that national titration was a source of national prrsperity, and that the higher speech from the Throne, in calling upon the Magistrates and the Cowry Gentlemen to estiogoish the pretences of Reform, was judicious and conciliatory ; yet, at such a crisis, the People want to have a portion of the Covernment or Le gislature more entitled to their conhdence, than all the Judges oral! the servants and prompters of tbeThrone. They went their own Represerstatires. Let the Ministers advise the Regent to issee writs to all the unrepresented portion of the comminity, and they would instantly render him the molt popular Prince that ever held the British sceptre ; they would in stantseetrusly convert these Meetings, which seem so much to claim them, into Meetings of mere per feet loyalty than what may be fogad in all the mocha. lions, armed or not armed, that are so earnestly re commended by one bench of Magistrates to another. The concession that is to be espected is certainly something from the Comment sod the Borough mongers. The People have nothing to concede.— They srein want, In abject depression, in wretched. nest, and they know not to what power to apply for redress. They are told, and we think they are truly told, that all their calamities proceed from the defi• dewy of the Representation of their interests in Parliament. It Is to this point that their attention at this period is directed; and however spies, miscreants, and demagogues may act upon them, they most be acknowledged to be in principle, right. We have always been advocates for the frequency of Public Meetings ; and, so long as they confine the objects of their consideration within legal and con. stitotional limits, it is manifest; that such Meetings must add to the political importance, and, therefore, to the political independence, of the People at large. That importance, and that independence, may have their terrors for those whore interest it may be to de grade the People whom they rob of their political rights, and oppress with exorbitant taxation ,• bet it is on account of these salutary terrors, that the Peo ple ought to meet the more numerously and the more frequently; and, by their calm and resolute conduct, insist firmly on their constitutional claim, to share by Representation in the legishrion of their coentry.— That share in the Representation cannot long be de• nied them, enters, by the progress of corruption and pusillanimity, the Government should degenerate into an insulate despotism, without, perhaps, even the mockery of a Worse of Commons, to remind the People of the rights and privileges possessed by their forefathers. (MARA:TER or MR. PITT. PUBLISHED IN TITS SIORPI I NO POT OF MARCIII9. JIM BY MR. COLERI DGE. r MON HAZLITT'S sarniii:. Or POLITICAL GUI. It ACT En, JOLT nlBl.'4lll' sc WILLIAIM PITT was the son of I.oril Cat*vn ax. a fact of no ordinary importance in the iodation of his character, of no mean significance in the heraldry of morals and intellect. Ills father's rank, fame, political connexions, and parental ambition, were his hmould : he was cast, rather than grew. From his 'early childhood, it was his father's custom to make Phi, stand open a chair, and declaim before a large company ; by which eferthe he acquired a premature and unnatural derail, - in the combination of words, which must of necessity have diverted his attention from present objects, obscured his impressions, and deadened his genuine feelings ; hence he associat 41 all the operations of his facilities with words, and his pleasures with the serprize recited by them. But an ineoncelvably large prima of human knowledge sad power is involved in the science and manage. noel of word.. The young I'ITT was always fell gown; he had neither the promise nor the a•k voidness of a growing intellect ; in losing his collo. ceial vanity, he lost one of the prime links that con nect the individual with the species. That revelry and debauchery • hich are so nfteu fatal to the powers of intellect, would probably have been serviceable to him ; they would bare giien him a ckser commeni. cities with realities. lie became a 51ember of the Par. limn!, supported the popular opinions, and in a few pare, by the ;dome of the popobar party was places in that high end awful rank in which he now is. We sink in prostration before tire inscrutable dia. pussies, of Provirience, when we reflect in whose wardsaip the fate of Ike world was placed. The bi llets*" of his country and his species was a yams man, the creature of another's predetermination, sheltered and weether.fended from all the elements .1 experience, one whose feet had n wandered, whose whale track bad beers as nerveless as the mo tions of a fascinated reptile, whose heart was soli tary, who had no spontaneous impulses, no unbiassed and desultory studies, no genuine science, nothing that constitutes indisideslity its intellect, nothing that teach.. brotherhood in auktion. Such was the man, and so denateralieed the spirit, on whose wisdom and philanthropy the lives and living enjoyments of so many millions of human beings were made en avoidatity dependent. From this lime a real enlarge. meet of mind became almost impossible. l'r . Wiens, intrigue, the undue /session and anxiety with which all facts must be yed, the crowd and con. fusion of these facts, none of them seen, but all com. munieated, and by that very circomytance, and by the necessity of perpetually classifying them, trans. mated into words and generalities, pride, flattery,' irritation, artificial power, them.-, and circumstances like these, tender the heights of office barren heights, which command, indeed, a vast and extrusive pro. sped, but attract so many clouds and 'spears, that most of•en all prospect is precluded. Ilis father's streggles for Ireedoes,and his own attestants, gave him almost ant sampled popularity, anal his office associated 'his name with ell the great events that happened daring his administration. There were not wanting men who' 'saw thrieeoa the delusion ; and risto.ing to attribute the industry, integrity, and enterprising spirit of Our merchants, the agricultural improvements of oar landholder., the greet inventions of our manatee. term, all the valour and tkilfulness of our saws, to the merits of a Minister ; they have continued to decide on his character from those arts which belong to him and him alone. Judging him by this stand. ard, they have been stile to discover its him no one , proof of a symptom of a commanding genius. They have distOvesed him never controlling, never creat ing events, bat always yielding to them with rapid change, and sheltering himself from inconsistency by perpetual indefiniteness. In the Russian war they saw him abandoning meanly what he had planned weakly. and threatened insolently. In the debates on t h e R egenc y. they detected the tarty of his coneti. tuitional principles, and received proofs that his Pio., quetteeconsisted not in the really application of a general system to particular questions, but in the fa culty of arguing for or spinet any questions by spa. cions generalities without reference t o an y sys t em — In these debates he combined what is most dangerous in democracy with all that is most degrading in , the old superstitions of monarchy, and taught an in herency of the office in the person of the Ring, which mule the I flire itself a nullity, and the Premiership, with its accompanying majority, the sole and perms. I molt pager of the State. And now came the French Revolution. lie appeared wholly unprepared for it. After tie Declaration ref %lar lung did he cowing, i.s the common cant of iffier, in declamati on ab ou t the Scheldt end Holland, and all the vulgar causes of regimen catalysts, and when at ler the immense ge otoa o f Li. new nopttarr had best him out of these 0n .61. Le adopted other word s in their places, other gerseralitiea; Atheism and Jacobitrkm, phrases which to had !Paint from Ileaex , bat without learning the .Itilsssoritical &honks's, and involved culogegerrices, saute Shia that man accompanied thuse wortlf.— . _ . FESTII'ITLES AT BOLKIIA3I HALL. On the occasion of the marriage of Lady Sophia Knape) nulls Mr.. Macdonald, the Earl of Albe marle ampledisplayed his well.known liberality of heart, and the aliectioa it has gained him was not less powysfelly evinced. Groeps of well-dressed persona at an early bout collected in the Perk, anal ogs to show (heir respect for the bride. Somewhat before eleven the wedding party left the ball. With the bridal cneple were—the venerable Bishop of Nor. wish, the FAH and Dowager Countess of Albemarle, Sir A. and lady Louisa Macdonald. the Reit. Lord Henry and Lady Fittroy, the Ron. George Walpole, 'l'. W. Coke, Esq. and Miss Coke, Colonel and Mrs. keppel, N.W. R. Colborne, Esq. and Mrs. Col borne, R. Wilbraham, Esq. Rev. R. F. Elwin, Rev. J. Sorters, and others. After the ceremony, at about one o'clock, the tensntry and an assembly of not less than two thou sand people, entered a booth and several assumes in the Park, decorated with the banners takes at the Ilatrannah by the late Earl, and partook of a dinner, which the hospitality of the lord of the domain sup. plied, an mellent hand plsjing daring the time ; end what added not a little to the pleasore of so Ito ate..'e a party, his lordship walking round the tables to give all his guests a hearty welcome. The joyous enthesissm of the day was prolonged by dancing en the la•n, grouped as it was with the varied throng; and cricket 'troche., races, and many royal sports presented themselves on every side. About eight o'clock the Noble Lord drew round him the whole compsny in • ring, and warmly addressed them With thanks for the honour they had done him In coming thither. " The cordial greetings of the soul were thiL!e in every face," and the 1.11 sparks of a brit; haat display of fireworks, er the disappearance_ • • o fine Indwells, scarcely warned the thro ng , • aril' joy, to peek their homes al ll u aloe . • Pftzx 7D: To rat 14OIIT111 or Tax JT.171:5.11.1N. ~~ (TIP . foltnerkte er hs hero enorreo et 1•• f •sae ti Iron ele or.e. el of • arise. deism: ir e'er.. &ft Ills dr.ireo sad apperehtly Beers11111r) Wirt!, cr.rt the eirielesit..ust d'i...] bg, armies the channel of year therel Paper, to remark on chat I jedae le bps ems , it.. feet it, the orgsrdistion of the pri,on of the K•„ 4 '„ 1 1 Bench. Tl.err is neregreir medical SO3O oppaintra 10 111111 1 1111 a ;14111111n in eA14 1 14 qudilen : from the aumber freqrseolly conned, I should judge such air. realign/11M Emit OCCIIIr. The file of J Axis i 7& ART, 11 ( I `lll &PI elk% 110417 1 111 / 1 110 1 11 the •pioi.,o ha boa taken opium to an mess, but ellen foand hi. plum bad not waged. This circler/coi/re occurred in the nisl,l; end as the wee are shot at an early hour in the eseninir, and cannot be open...A unlit the morn. ing, no medical assistance from nithout can be pro• cored, let the case be ever so deoeso.4. This is not the case in a prison fur felons. and de. Serves public notice, as it may tend to its remedy. hoar there is allowsnee made for medicines for be prisoners; bet I bear of no oust appointed to ad. minister them. Understanding by els new Act the prisons are likely to be mach feller, in conseqeence of the roles is some cases being done away. Some typist:on as to the appointment of a resident Doctor seems highly necessary. Al serving the clue of humanity, the insertion will oblige your cosecant Ruder, _ _ July 1, 1619. B. E, COWES, Ava. 17. Tees(lay their Royal Highnesses the Priem Re. Rent and Dike of York, lb. Margais of Anglesey, Lord Henry Sejaanor, Sir WIIIIatn Kepple, the Hon. Captain Paget, aad a select party, dined with the Earl and Coantess of Cavan, at Faglehnrat, in the the New Forest. The morning being my calm ► It welexpveltd Prince Regent world have tweed the aster to the New Forest shore, In the barn, bet a breeze wine. log op about three o'clock, P. M. the Itn)al yscbt was ingtantly got eode► weigh, sod, after standing • relic mats to the westward, bore op, and came t• anchor off Ir:sg',horst. At half-past five the Royal Bream, end attendant party, disembarked, saleted by hoz sal from the Cress of an immense line of yachts end pleasure weenie, and from en innumerable throng of yeomanry end peasantry on the Chilli, all attracted to witness the landing of the Prince Regent on the New Feral Shore. Lord Cavan, to facilitate the landing, bad most juditiowly erected a temporary jetty, which enabled his illustrious Visitors to walk to the shnre with the 'testes' convenience, and there it was big Lordship fits' greeted their arrival, 'midst loud and continued acclamations of the surrounding and loyal multitude. The singularly beeetiful bogie, which at first tsp. pears like a military encampment, Et*leberst, with the picturesque scenery around, and the sea in hunt, bearing the Royal yacht and frigates, with a east as. semblsge of private yachts In sight, could not fail to strike the Royal mind with pleasurable serprise cud delight ; se that ►is Royal Highness instantly ea. claimed, " Thls is another of those enchanting spool that would possibly have remained unknown to me, bad I not become a yachtmen!" After partaking of a splendid dinner, and spend. ing a highly festive day—the hilarity of which was not a little heightened by its b•iiig the Dike el York's birth-day, the Myosins, visitors retsered to the shore, the Tower and trees being in fell illemina. tion at eleven o'clock, and embarked its a barge for the Royal yacht, to sleep 'en beard, which they reached its a few minutes. Wednesday the Prince Regent was to sail up South. amptoo Riser to view a Sailing Match, a display that engrosses much of his attention, and in the otherness dines with Lord Henry Seymour end a select party at Norris Castle. So unalloyed has been his Royal, Highness's enjoyments since he has been at C•twee, that he has given orders (tremble, oh, Iloighton I) for the purchase of a marine villa in this terrestrial Pm. radise, iatend:ng hereafter to become a resi.lent iv the Isle of Wight, sad to devote his leisure days to the rational amusement of yacht•ssiling. ROY4L EXLURSION. 13"711"3:Tut Alto. 17.—The Doke of York er• deed yesterday, and breskrealed with Lord flosrard; he afterwards, armompaoied by Lord ilo•ar., and tit. Admiral, embarked on board the ' , richt, end creited abort till four o'clock. They 'ended in the New Forest, opposite Cowes, where two marquees were pitched, and an elegant cold collation provided for about forty Noblemen. Ladies. &c. A pals y of troops from Cowes attended to ke e p the people at • distaste. The Royal Marine hand attended. The Priory sod party kept it op till twelve o'clock. Cowes eras il. I•ininated. To-day he diem at Norris Castle, with Lord henry *prow, at Cowes. The Admiral went of this morning at auto to bring the Date of York on shore, who lauded at sine, breakfasred With Sir George Campbell, and left this et ten. His Royal Highness, it is said, iritt;.l tit,odwouJ Daces an his nay to tow.. A