The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-02 00:00:00

Oar,. pay. or peoslab hen floweromeol. be loellesible to be reiterant 1.1 trprearat the People ha tbo Comma. How of Parle.twat. - opsy, Sir. with iheseeolenalialeo. tad► by a noel. : jureel bat eeser...r. people. *ma all weak. woo be •ell, discos sem 0 -.44 ...made, mutual aaad•aill..al/ p e•a I. sag y. sr Vatlieg's flume be tilibblesbed it pare. We leambey tier, % •wr Laser. as/ are. la bawl, a Emmy Wesiasele OW felllw•ctraaitymea. Year Revs, HiAlwrii• M. lisaihk Sensate. PUBLIC AI R RTINGS. Tie we of holding snooker Mom &Utile( at Ilsochesspr n• lb. Ist of November Ms bons oboe- &nod. A second Meeting was also to have bye. held yesterday at Waki.fiel4l; bet we 6nd by a as. ties in the Leeds Mercury, that it los is like manner been .• proposed till falba Reties." We learn ' however, from lb e same Paper, diet 111.-Ainats haw been @sed is follow : A , Skiptose, on the Itils of November, In personae of a Requisition, signed by 64 Inhabitant House leaders, •• to magic'', of the bat means of briaging the castigators sad perpetrators of the late atrocity at Manchester, es Ore 16th of Airiest last, to jostle, ' and of the necessity of Parliamentary Reform." At Iledderslieltl, ors the same day, in penance of a Requisition signed by 90 lebabitaut Householders, and for a .unite, purpose. At Barnsley els., ow the save day, eked for the sem* purpose, agreeably to a Requisition, signed by 46 lohabitsist Householders. At Keighly, on the 16th of November, for the same purpose, in pension of • Requisitiou, signed by 122 lioeseholders. At Bradford also, ow the 16th of November, in pursuance of • Requisitios, sigised by 33 inhabitant householdees, to consider " Ms present state of lite Representative system, the ..paralleled getout of casettes, sod the most coestitatiosal moans of ob. tale's% redress for the nemeses evils with which oar happy misery is affected;" also, at the same time, to afford their townsmen aud otighboure es oppor. iesity of @sprees's, their sentiments relents to the headed aid enconstitstional proceediegs at Man chester, ea the 16th of August lest. WIGAN.-7110 Manchester Papers letters Ns that • Meeting is also to be held on the Bth et Novelikee, on liambetswoed Common, sear Wipe, to ambits, 4 , the most stemestoss of all importing questiose.*l COUNTY Of MIDOLVEZ.—A Reqeisitio• has id length bees addressed to the High Sheriff of Middle. see, rectitude( him to call a Coesty Nestles to es. pros their riptides of the late occurrences at Man. cheater. Amongst those who hove dried it are, the Marquis of Tavisteek, Lord Holland, I.erd /tassel', Sir Francis Borden, and George Byng, Esq. M. P. The resolution of the High Sheriff has not yet bees made know.. LIIIGNITIOL —At • Leicester a Requisition, signed by afty.siz individuals, including, *moos other ra. l spretable Dames, these of Dr. Alseander, Messrs. ikewin, Thomas Pares, Esq. M. P. for the 13orotigh. ke. was presented to the Mayor on Thursday last. Nest day his Worship sent an issuer, is which, while he declined complying with the Requisition, he accompanied it with the following important es. planation : " You will readily believe, that to permits in of. eclat 111111114001190111Tes of information are open which may mot be known to others; and from these sources it happens to myself sad my brother Magistrates to km**, that large bodies of people, sot only in Lister, bat from other places, are preparing to at. teed the Meeting which yes project, with inflamma tory bosons, caps of liberty, and other revolutionary emblems, sod that each offensive ensigus will be sc. compaoied by permsa armed to protect them. Yoe will be aware that these proceediogs will give to the Nettie' the character of as illegal assembly ; sad that consequences may ensue which all would deeply deplore ; and although her. is sot, as we hew% the slightest communion of sentiment or object be. twos. yourselves and the parties alluded to, yet, at • Meeting so composed, your proceedings must no. cemerily he ideatiied, and may be wholly oat of your owe android." The Requisitionists have, is consequence of this declinatute on the part of the Slayer, called • Meeting is their own authority, to be held to.mor. raw, November 3. They add an *Hoeft request, " that no person, by Winging banners or any other insignia, will afford the slightest pretest for any in. terfereoce es the pan of those who would gladly repress all repression of public opinion." GLA4OOW, OCT. 28.—S• stsoneh OWN the Union Society Reformers to their principles of dise,ing ex cised'', commodities, that terry one who happens to get tipsy has to come forward, confessing his fault, and promising to do better in Niece; and if he re- pests the offence, beta earned the rociety. It is said that a number of Radicals who attended the Rather'len Mooting rio Saturday were presided stlth leaded pistols to defend their Sags. Oa Saturday last ' a Meade( of Radical R.• foram was held atGalstou. About 12 o'clock a member arrived from Kilmarnock, marching friar . _ deep, with mask sod Bags, bearing mottoes of the anal tenor. Daring she proceedings, the Female Reformers Iron Galsten, accompanied by • band of tonic, arrind. When they came militia 40 yards of t►e hissing., • vocal band sung, " Scots ohs has se Wallace bled," and moving on, " solemn and slow," to the snit, a depstation of renal* Re. fermiers esminted elm homing', and one of them placed a splendid cap of liberty on the head of the Chairman, and another presented a flag, inscribed " Amoral Parlsaments, Universe, Suffrage. Election by Ballot ;" rimer, " Rise, Britons, and assert 'oar rights;" and a third presented a• Address from the Galan. Female Reform Society, consisting of 479 snembors. When thecap of liberty wes placed open tiro heed of Chairman, the Meeting irsve three cheers. Speeches of the sisal kind were delivered. The povple dispersed la ea orderly osenoer.—(Gles. goo Herald) • FOREIGN NE IM The Freed Papers of Fridsy last are suited ; they commis, however, bet little sews worthy of 00. tie,. The brit article is. that the Kies met with the eceidont of stembliag ever a chair, and • little hurt hit foot. Now, or the French a►e feed of pusaieg, will asy. that his lifsjesty may net stied se seas Klass bet that his bead is quite ckar, I 6 th fro WI : as THE STATESMAN. sad his heart perfectly sound. Tim ci•desmil Abbe Gregoire, it is said, will nit gin pail to 'the feel.' kegs of ths aged 11 marsh. by taklog hie mat la the Assembly, bat resign. Accept of the Feescb lawn Bemire& The Commission of Moscow is sire/Agog for birth, sod the oceosicheurs from several of the Get• l oan States are present; bat as enough is known of law *Swim to pr lt a monger, it is hoped sod espocted that it will be &tided as soon es It sees the It Is new said that Ike Emperor of liessia will not proceed to Vise's. Accordieg to see memo his Imperial Majesty Intended to await at Warsaw the , result of the conferences ie the Austrian capital, bet ether reports say, that be would retire without delay to Pelershergh. The Prosaism Government is said to have enereased the riper of its 111114611f1N with regard to Secret Assn. T►i Fair is over at Leipsit, and times messy cam• plaid's were made, it is, ►owever, stated to be of the description called good middlieg; very great wholesale besiness was trammeled. The number of Jaws from Poland, Amide, and Ramie, was not small. Silk goods sad middling woollen cloths were particularly in demand. The English have, l as meal, made very large salvo, because they sell their goods cheapest, and not seldom throwl them away. Great sod well ftruelded aim.' . plaints are made by the retail dealers, whose members increase every fair ; it is said there were nearly 100 more retail dealers at this Michaelmas fair than at lost EasMr fair, the quantity of goods tortoises in a■ asiosishirig manner every fair, sad sales become constantly less. The inhabitaists of the provinces ceded to Prussia can, for the most pert, oat visit the fair, because the Taiilf makes the goods toe dear for t►em, and hookers bring them ckaper to their own doors. Ws have not ►eard of *ay consi derable bankruptcy this fair. PRICK 441 STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONK trUL4.I43 Bask Nock 113 114 113 k bper Ont. Nn y 104144 3 per Cod. Rol. NM tale Ur% lin bob Sloti P. s par .Coso. vie V Km SI per CeeLybk iselorgorr Bois 1 1 3 dB. 4 per Our. MO °MIMI 1 Omsk for Ace. 61014 THE STATESMAN. TUISDAT MINING, 11016111 BER 2, 18i9. -..m..- We sheald be sorry it wen imagiatd, that be• cease we have net eicesraged the Meeting of yester day, we are Ins ardent in oar wishes for, sod en &vetoers to Aisle, a Radical Rums. We are set to be frightened by a word, nor by a skk•aimse neither. The honest Reformers of Fleece, (w►o have dear) weeders on the score of liberty foe that country,) gloried in t►e sick-asme sost•cslaffet and Jacobins. Any Reform that does not go to the root of the evil, will bat " much the spoke," net ►ill it. What this country doss is that respect, it mast be quick in doing. No cousultations with the Sove reigns of other States ought to be Mislaid es to the wets, to which coecessiees shall be side loth@ people of this cavalry for the injuries they have sestaleed in their liberties and franchises. We know that theEm wore, Rings, and Nieces on as Costliest, are es the tip-toe to see at what pilot we shall settle diva is that regard. They might lo have nothiog to do le the wetter, we knew best what assaidfoodagred with our constitations. They may deal their weerishmest out is smaller (pomades, end their 'objects may be se. tisSed with the trilllig portion : our stomachs, mere accustomed to Islam, are in no danger from replo. lion. It has bees said, and well said, that liberty to a Briton is seat and drink. Princes of themselves cannot rein liberty: they must bass the aid of bad Mi. nisters,whosre the tools with which they work : time being sensible that they owe every thing to Royal fa• veer, are reedy to support the power of the Crown, though at the ',peace of justice sad oatlesal privi leges. Thus tyrannical Princes sad corrupt Mi nisters entangle themselves with each other, being unwilling to part, escept forced to do so: for the Master, knowing the servility, devotedness, and tonality of his servants, end these, in their terns, being let into the despotic or sm►ities, designs of the former, they, in some degree, lie at the mercy of each other. The earlier a divorce between sod parties tekts place, after their mutual dodges are suspected by the people. the more snore are the persons of all of them. IllattY VII. always rated by a faction, sod that by the lesser faction. To glee fell scope to his t►rsnatal rapacity, he nomlasted for his Ministers Emnom and Dunt.ar, two pro& gate men, equally esabled by their knowledge in the Iste to pervert the forms of justice to the oppres sion of the innocent, awl perfectly qsailliod to prey upon the defencelrs people. With the view of be coming obsolete, COMMIS 11. established s Cabbie Council, koowo by the same of the Cabal, equally destiteto of Monogr and virtue; nay. they even boasted of their ewe vices, which they took can to have known as not olfensive to their Meter.— Favour elweys proves sellicient to render Ministers sesloes, bet impunity alone makes them audaciously enterprising. They take care to obtain a promise from their King or Prince to protect them against these laws •hick they have violated, shasever may have bees-ibe crimes they have committed.-.- lIINBT VIII. granted to WOLsIT the follow ing pardon :—" Thai the King. out of his mere motion and especial favour, did pardon MI and 8U manner of treason. misprision of treason. mar dere. felonies. and outrages whatsoever by the said Water committed. or to be hereafter asmasitted." Sods ear the pardon greeted to the Earl of Somaasce by Jams I.; sod sec► the pardon greeted to t►e , Earl of DAPIT by CHIIILIN 11. What did net CHABLSII I. to free STIIMIIOND from pssisbumoird At first he refused to gigs the dostb.warreni; neat be latoradol by tare and sapplitaiissi; t►es de assaded tint the sestesa should be commuted late porpoise! impriseasiost ; afterwards lie preyed for a respite s sad, Is doe, relectostly submitted. DISMISSAL OF EARL FITS L f FOR TAR STATESMAN. Mi. EetToa,—Koeir thyself, was the assim of wee ef the sages of Greece, vied en adminble mails it is ; for it not only prevents a man fries doing is. justice to others, bet also from eateries toe quietly she iejestice that ethers may do to him. He who homes himself will sot he sedoced, by pride et pre. sueption, to act improperly towards ethers; and if ethers act improperly towards him, It will affect 'him het little; become, be keens what is his doe. The estimate which be has formed of himself . 4 he kaisers to be a tree one, aid if his mind is cynicism rail, he feels it to be also a consoliatory one.— This self knowledge affords him as ionises Wirral. Miami*" which the fobs estimates that others may, perhaps, make coicessieg him will sever disturb, though they may probably *ache • smile. This mild have bees the oily notice that the letter of ets of your Correspoodeote, dieing himself Toss Pest en, wield Mee culled le me, bad I sot felt SO ia. uses, far semis, to any modification of self, is the object of his rode attack. Terse PHILP*s is deeds. feeder of Mr. Causes; Übe is the professed *poorest of Christianity, whist, he treats with seers aid ds. d rises ! aid this he calls religiose: liberty; whilst use seised similitudes of Goveremeat he wield cement t into a pure desmeracy, which he calls dee liberty. • In short, it sppeers le me that this person is is reality the Champion of Infidelity and Repoblicasism, whilst pretendieg to steed op for dell sad religious i ‘ liberty ; but whatever he is, Ibis Is the int time that I have ever promos:4d any opinion epee his petit* , adieu. or even mistimed his ease; mod es to his rmo, It is totally ',knows to me. How thee has it happened that I have le highly offended this driegisty antagonist of the able. linguae CANALS, lied his trusty squire, Toes Pistarov? Alas. Mr. Belton, it Is by professing my respect for that Bible. hl Gl:Aetna claims the liberty of premise, in the meat epee manner, hostility spinet the Bible; I bate availed myself of the same liberty which be sees, for what I think a meek better purpose, soil professed my veseratioe for It ; acd I really am et *pieties, that I am 'elided to as mach iodeigeorte aid literalism as he himself claims—aid more I do est ask. Why thee shoold he or his suballero, Tour Pllti.Poe, attack me, who wet combated .r suited their creed, bet merely avowed., owe. The falsest trey of staling the cue is, lest, to copy fres my last letter the passage that bas giros each *Gag s sad then to Jaunt what hos hoes said is reply to it. My letter was published in the Sr4rssmes of the 12th inst., and concludes with them words la wilting these letters (via. that, and the preceding use le defence of Sir F. Buasm), my .sly object bee bees to all Its public stieeties to points of a audio. dual oaten."—" I am of no party; my sole attach. meat is to the Colatitudes, of which CArielessity Is al. pert. All blasphemous and republican poblicatiose routes. end despise. Repre•entation is us. bibbed by the Asedamestal law of the laud, de the beds el property, mad I hops meter to see it lift leo (erred to noesiere; for I am coevieced that a Be. peMkan ascudeocy is the very went kiwi of despotism. The greatest enemies to Cogutitsolioool Reform are those who cireelate these blaapleesete and republics. (vision; and I tress, that is thee taking up my pea Is behalf of or @mint Leagued lostitetious, I shall sever be deemed the of Uoirerusi Suffrage, or the essay of traitress." Now I will submit It to the mead Roeder, who. her ibis passage (the oily one of the tried ceetaised in the Lotter) can be construed late se effusive at. tack against soy use it pardeslar. It is, on the eentnry, entirely of a *faggot eater.; its clear sad obelus isiteeties is to Beard myself spinet the deelie isepntatioo of being thought as upholder se Universal Seaga, or ea enemy of tree iteligioe.— Neither el these de I cheese to he cessidered ; sod meoly I am at liberty to my se, and in moderate leo. pep toe I I—Mt I have been replied to la luggage eery far from moderate. It happened that the lkeresm.sx, is which my Letter was published, _Moe she 12th Ortober, also esetalood the report of Mr . Census** bit isy's trial; but this was accident, end wet my doing. I solemnly des:tare that Mr. CAIII.ILe was quite est of my thoughts, when I wrote 1 she pusses; besides, was I to suppose that soy din I meld say, either for or against Ids, would Musa the Jury wbe mast decide on the evi -1 duce before them, aid es that wily ? That I I bad some persons in my mind's eye, is eery I ttee; bet it was a party, set as iedivideal—thet party of Atheists sad Repshlicess which have bees trassplested fromFrenee lute this country, tied which, every Coostitstlionsd Reformer ought to guard against, much mere tbs. spinet any other party whatever ! Reform aloes as save the country ; bet it must be • Riders striped awl fashioned according to the great outline of the Constitutes, ; sot see that will leave u the Freed were left, wittiest either a Rettig*, Health Oder. 11.01• 1 4 57 11 serf. 1519. er a Coresiitogiew, ezpeesd to the stereo! fluctuation "The Board of Ilea" of the tees of aisle. bate of a snob arcesukeey, aid as Witte' • vacillation now the pleasure to pettish, for the information of too to „ ems „ it , politics. Such was their system their fellow eh ramse—l'had Me few. of Bello. &ettthis of Chiliad Religious Liberty ! and I mast say it wilka i f ree f rees ceetairielle or eliell g eaee hears • Moog likeness to that of Mr. Callan& slimese.—And she Secretary ref ibis Board iv di• _ my swim of La wny _ reeled to nom tbe use to be pablished in the News. my o ' otiono of • ;rehire religion are the same. What , papersprinties the rules and orders of the Beard. are coastßatiosieL and a ams thinks it believes is a matter that rests be t '` By eider of the Board of Health, "JAS. ROBINSON. soc,ews7... twee. him tied his Maker only ;hot what be preschrs There does not appear to be any abatement of the say tend to break aseuder. all social and moral obit. fever et Baltimore, during the 48 hoots, ending on Italie" I atating that Ctultumm , ts a P art or ski be Filday last. Setenty.ena new cases bad been reported. Ceettiteliee. I have not said enoufh, for it torsere, Its No. York, at the last data, *sly own new case called the very source and ori4io of is. lam had occurred. oevertheleas, that Trials by Jary. and Parlionieids , A psw , how a nns h u t" been entertained f or the or i National A SIWW6IiPII ; called in British G.Novol safety of the Hornet United *ve t sc h ooner . Lien. ; le i dfe, and n Solos II stlesegemoie, were k w ... 4 to tenant RAMAGS, Comssader, we h ats now l ea rnt , , our ancestors before they sere Christine*, ! e . t 51 . • that she esperienced • • heavy gale in the Harbour of *ell spirit of oar laws, and also of Acres.. MOS. Panama's. on the night of the 26th, and morning of tellaes (Biel Wes). say be hosed the Bible; "1, 4 t h e *Bth J u l y , b ut s h e rode out t h e 0,4, pa s ty. there were no other authority has the old realm .• Paajlll or Se. Pmts., Coeure. G m t ogs.—The il e a of the CUOMO. Law of I ' ugland in Nefeall Meeting of the Inhabitants of this Parish will be held ['leech, it would be veifieietti to C 0, 1 •11 1" we of the this evening at Fisher's Reese, King-street, Cocci. identity of the lAw of op onii the Law I.o:ten I, garde.. and cousecrieutly, that be •Itu is the ant.ficuitt of hisrmadake Wpill, Ent., ion of the veletas pa. triot of that some, and Captain of the Torte's's, Hussars, has addressed the following toter to Lord Grantham, the Commander of 'bat corps:— Ilertewholl, 11. " MT Date LOte,—ilawing observed in the Newspapers of ibis merging, with thegreatest unpile and regret, that Lord Fitz,'llloot has been dismissed from the Lord Lieutenancy of the West Riding, for ►acing sanctioned the proceedings at the late Comely Meeting at York, and that It is leteeded by the MliN tars of the Crown to add to the disposable force of the comity 11,600 oleo, a. doubt galas in my sisal that the remosst sauces of the penile ere to be silseced by the sword. Having, my Lord, as high a lettere. tion as as, men for that Coestiteliee which hes ea long bee, the pride of Failed, and the eery et the world, as as Rnglislieme, I feel I shook' be es worthy the emu, were I to eesteet to draw my sword to blast for ever that freedom which it most be the duty of every ',dividesl of the state, by all cos , *litotes,' wens to seslntale. " It le, my Lord, olth (foliage of the most es. feigned regret, that I his tooder the rosigmatiom of my Cs ptaincy is the Yorkshire Hessen ; villein, es do most highly,the society of my brothe Waimea, sad estartslaing • feeling of loyal pride Is betas s mem ber of that corps. " For yon, my Lord, I AO ewer possess the high est regard sad esteem ; and 1 beg to assure leer Lordship, Oat 1 duly appreciate the !avows you have comforted epos me, sad that meth's' bet the highest mese of duty could have iodised me to make so greet a sacrifice. 1 have the bosoms to be, my Lord, your Laidebip's mock obliged, '•M. WY VILL" I' To she Riess Ilan. lArd Graadmon." Trio York Herold, fro. which the above loiter Is eopird, adds, test rho *sample of Coptslo has boos followed by assay privates la &forgot Too. misery coops, sad ihat the dismissal of the Noble Earl has sacked onisersal esesltrosiloo is lbs comity. SHIP NEWS. DIAL, Nov. 10-4'Mo' eel sidled for tbe River the Lord Seibold, Brown, fres Omega!; she sailed early in &by, sod did not web at say port on her passegb.—Sailed the Zephyr trouped, fee the Riser. —Wind E. N. E. Jeasalr, Oct. 27.—Arrived the Margaret, 1.. Greeley, flees Nowfeesdlsed ; en bet passage she shipped a en which carried awsy fear rue. Mutest), Oct. 30.—Arrived the Avon, 11.11, fres the Clyde for St. Jobe's, wet Ire weeks ; she bas lost her boats, belwarks, steencheens, Ac., makes two feet water pot barer, and is otherwise damaged. YA.1101013111, Nov. I.—Arrived the Careatie, Aes. tin, from London for Wick, Inky. St bet. Orr. 30.—Pet in bare yesterday, the Charlotte Eatelie, Nissen. frees Daeisig for Bristol, with considerable damage in her sluing bed hell. FAIIIoCTU, OCT. 30—Sailed the Edward, Crews, for Lisbon.—Wind N. E. liven, I.—A foreign batch (name woke., a), from Mollie to Ihrerdeese, with deals sad staves, wes yesterday worming blown on the sad sear Wolverton, having previously lost bulb her anchors and cables, sad torn bet mils, bet tbis vessel and cargo are mat likely le 'attain soy damage, set bating yet made any water. lIAKWICII, Nov. I.—The Elisabeth, Woods, frees Archangel for Hell, bas bees brush' in bete by • salvage suteek, basing been rem feel of by a light ship of Yarwitieth, en the bOth sit., by which she lest se umber sod cable, sad received couldereble damage. Oct. 31.—Yesterday the Elise, Gales, hem iha Westward, I. coating est of the bachelor, coiled a heavy us, which carried sway her but, broke the wheel repo, when she Week agaiest the West Pier, end came se shore le the northward of the Pier. TM new sad stets were saved, sad if the wallies moderates the resod say he get of eras. Eldred of 8 letter from lb' Agents I* LLOTtee, al Gesell, dated 40th Oet. 1810 : •• A wart arrived here ibis nosing. S. II days from Malta. which we tears letups Seller fee the Hon. Certain F. Host, of his MOW' slam, Spey. repartee' the arrival at Nails. ge ms '4.s heftier. tif the piratical Nib Willis.. bellethl there by ILieusewant Hopes. of his Majeoty'r gasp Spey. w its Cush. U , Master. and all the crew is Sr.., same the Steward. oho escaped. Ihe Will.. baying been arrested at Ihntroa by the chartered het reran Ich. twassasieed by Lieet. lelomema. mid relficiesit peel is sald le be Awed tint to reavirt the crew, she are to be stied at blahs re the %ih east. It is ferried that afier the Williams left Melia she phsadered as Art cries alai a Pertemeese vessel. mad that a quaatity ipmaish livable ad arse lewd se heard." Extract of a leiter frees the British Vice Costal at Genoa, flood Oct. 41, 1810: Bs the Sm. Sra. del Canaille. arrived ibis day Awes ISM% aqua prow of ten day►, we bays the new. of the mow ef the er Literpaid. la the pan tif Stayram. by the trader of his Maystyli tiwap Spey. with all her crew. tempt the itemised I sad they were to be pet ea their trial at Stale* ea the Oil tots. for she piracy eversitted I. IM Melee, ow Creraish. howl fur obis pert. This morning we received a few Americas Papers to t►e 30• h Seprearber. 181101111 Tnt IiOrTOX PATRIOT OW THE 29Til stn.] IizALTII or TM$ Tows.—lt gives es much plea sure to be able so lay before *or readers the following °Metal Document, declarative of the health of the town : • h' inarcrivit 'pima phra Ms. 14)1WILIM. . • ' T All ~~ ,~..•