The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-17 00:00:00

• - • ANa1t.d111 6 4.4. Aft,1111...•••• 11•1111,400.1•101 L. • 'Ohm, eelisted in die 'ernes Committees, be coeds. needs to say, tbat they wished to make West. molester a borough of the Ramp. What particular porpote of his could he anointed by seeespolieleg the net ? Could they be Might to believe sell. only. that he was se wrgeotly union *beet thee which mast be tu Mat perseeally so valueless, lie spoke it with fell tweet for the People of West. minter, bet he void not give the seappies of his . Segos. for the teat In his ewe acatent, sod the inlaid that they could select a area oboe they could prefer is hiwself, be Aoold resign it joyfully. Al to Whiles eitti their RANA, and se Reform, they wets bite the sheep's heed which had hoe eabibileds ere Ode white, see Week—ee one meld tell which woe their prim eeicor. Nubia/ was more lite a 'f ory. thou a Whig le Mem Neale' more like a Whig, than • Tato set of paid. Tr lbw, lo =Mel themselves Whip; bet *Mt they glary in ! Whet had they dime? Eno at the Revolution, they condeeed to betray the Wench of the Pence. Johnson, tie Clapham of Lord Remelt, told them so at the II s, sad honestly declared to thee, that coo Act foe mewing the liberties Bed properties of the People would bate bees mere meritorious time all List they bed perferered. The &preside! Act was de set of tbe Whigs, of width Dr. James bad said, that It was a greaser act of tynney than any which was pleaded fit the *opaline of tire Stouts. The Mantling armies we also owed to the Whip. tbat disease widelt wet like au Itch ho the body prattle; the military, like minis, were seen to spored sod spread moil she laud was cowered with them. There masa perfect military *flagons *ow • days. He room bored the UM when titaness! Use Rene Goons, sod two others at St. James's niece, were the wily mi litary to be seen. New we wire jostled by them is the streets, we were trampled deers by them on the highways, To the Wily sin we owed the coating. secs of • pernicious, iodises, paper cerruny ; then was so discernible difhteusee indeed between them and the other party: a Tory is piece was s Whig out s.t it. They had no doebt coalesced to joggle the Electors of Westminster est of their rights; be hoped the people of Westminster 'mild mot be doped by them ; and let the melt be what it may, " God greet,' said d 11 e .10111 K, "'Mma t it y prove awes! to liberty I" Mr. 1141010111•111 MS forward, mod as br as the cleaner wend ISOM we to heir his, we sedersteed him re *spiels the silk of the Paper which sett. Bobiroese olleded to. He vreeld set (ellew is the rawer* be bed ammo ter Ms misdeed ; bet If Mr. H. weed persist Is rep* that he er his 'deeds would degrade illeaselvei either Is their pub. He or private charmers, he wield bed the asperthie beet le its teeth. Mr. GALE Jowls said, thst they bed witeessad sews of beasiliatios essamepled in the history of Okla ; they bed won a oat wbe bad peeeessed to digaierer over the People et Wagging"', o ohlit:1; ease forward and agelessly &PM hiatelf. idea realabee t Chet before the Met neaten cow istenced. he had doge ell be cede to prowao the character of the Mee. Berinses...(Dlieppretbeileg.) —He that lad hie that Westedgetge wady never safer itself to be treapied epee. Of all beans aims the most Wing; woe Intifada*, ; If be bad shared the honesty, or friendship, ter Information of soy wee, and was afteeweeds to tees masses to pis and lejere hi., he shield held Mottelf the basest of his hied. The Banat, I. deaplleseet to Mr. lini s s4d sod ether Tbasalea °valetas, bad latest to quote scraps of playa. Hs regiesmbered a pos. Me la MO which would fora a piney is the core of Msjor sod Sir breads Burdett. The Baronet awaking of the Moja, sight say with Brass, "As he loved se, I way for Me • he was tes tament, I rejoice at it; as Ise was Casa, I heater his ; bet as he was easbitioes, I oleo later."—(Msech leash.}—The Hansa, like Valeta, bed pet Mr. Hobbeas to Sy like Icarus; bet the yang wog would End • fits 11111C11 like that ebb* hehl Ms rale atesser—be terabted into Hie Po end was drowned ; or perhaps he wield fall like Patrocrs, whose pre sumptia led Ilia to pet is the Drawer of Achilles, sod be was slain In seamtpeasee of It. Hu had oe doubt that the Election would ad favourably to the bedew of the Coostitegeo. By this thee, sod isdeed Were Mr. Masdertald bowie re speak, k was gait* dark ; the sob, hew. aver, slaked is seed eider. FRENCH PAPERS. ' Nuts, Fos. 13.—Sonday the Deka of Gloucester Lad the hawser of dining with his Majesty. It appears that the Priam of Nan is shoot to gilt Uome. Monday the Petklon of Seer Armand, of Time loom, ageism the importation of grain, was roferrod to the Minister of the Interior by a great majority of the Chamber of Derstks. There Irma Mootiog of the Council of Moisten on Weduesday, at ono o'clock, audit the Presidarmy of the Kiag. Generals Maned. arid Soslt aro amen the vaporise Oicers who have lately bees placed is foil pay. Yesterday M. Combat:era left Paris for Bromels. Snnn after Maas, yesterday, the Kiss taansocted basineu with the Keeper of the Seals • and at two o'clock the Marquis Dessollos hod al ms sadism* of the king, with whom he eratinuod so how. Yesterday the bake of Gutman*, sod his salts, were present at the SION( of the Chereller of Derides, and wore misled is A* pliery est apart hoe tie D. plow:ilk Body. French Foods, Feb. 11.-71111 par Canto. 701. 10c—Bask Stock, 13251. The Dist of Howls was sotowasty spool ea the 4th host by the King in perms. who dolkowed oil tie occasion so Address, fail r f pottiodc and littoral sea tiraents, as korroorsbio so his owe chorea,' as they most be gratifying to the Pen* seam his 'wily.-- " You will see in all my Government Ore ways) a persevering teadency towards the earaer•• rod ; you will recognise in it ibis constant and Irma:able piscipite—te grant to sgriesitore, to the arts, to commerce), to cooseieoce t and to opiaioss, every freedom of ocilso sad development compatible with the rights of individeols ) sad with the persolooit ob• i ect of all sosiety.! TO 00111118IPONDIUITIL *es " A Frieed t that Cesittiottemet feeee, the Navy," se importing a tetrie. shall Owe hilertles the Mt 'mow !RICH OF STOWS TES DAY AT Oat O'CLOCK. Sash anti lo per Ow. Navy 107 3 pot Cs.. ULM 1.1. am. 69 70 3 para.. Csimalll. q t .; 90 3-14 %per ii Ca. $ll. Dia 11 1$ Larmi be . Oasis. 1 pa Cm. Aft 77 = IN • THE B'rATESMAN. LONDON: WUWIIIIII4IIT. lIIIMIWARY 17, 1819. ....41.11...... A eireesstseee, as estreerdioary es its eteasies is unwise, stakes es at this inoteent, le sieving the reeesdlep in eer Houses of Patliatneet. While the People are driven almost to sets or desperation by lees sad, as it nee begins le appear, unavailing hardships, free the difietrity of obtaiaing the co.- ettes edeleamece it life, Petitions are introdeced late AO INN of Cemmees for *shaming the price of Cite, is order, as It is said, to allow the fanner e relit, nubile{ him to lire. By whatever tine this. promediep are deamaluited, whether Agricultarret Pelitiees, or Farrier? proteding Duties, their per. pert is the same; the mu menet cbssge their oe. sire—they are all limbs of Coro Bills—they are effi forts to throw epee the People is moral, the weight which presses ea a part of the body of the farmers; end ie throwing this additional MA* epee the Pude at brie, by raising the prime of breed, the peer meet beer tbdr Huse It, theegh they are the least toddled to medals it, lodes, es thiop are now, scarcely able to *bide the leaf at he pommel prim. Whether importation of Corn be ferbidditmone busty to eapertatim be given, the elect le mu, vie. that of telling the price of the aside grown at he... Hare Is deo rub ! Bow caw de leedsewwer hese impolitic es Memeereete Sr moon. seam these applieetioes le Parliament I ! Is it set sough to suspends the lower est purer orders of society, to behold nods greets made by the wealthy further to mulch themselves at the ammo of them wise are pitiably wretched already. why should eel landlords of farms nudes something theneeleeetwe If they bare when adeemiage of times when !ti predate of the sell was robed Is an Genesi ON from the salted offsets ef seer end peper.oronry, still worse thee war, to Helpmeet the pries of their lead ; 1 they eight now to bring their reed down to a level with the circumatemes of the times : sure especially so they utast tower that the laboriees deems pee up id* the grievous berdeldp they so long eederteeet, Oast as espectatims my, even as wwwws of to• lief when peace shouleKetern. Sir C. bloaca coold sot refine to posed tbe Pe. tidos yesterday to dm Hesse from bis Cointitoesto, bat big obeerratio• that it came (to bis koowledp) from nebstantiel rod ♦tptdable men as soy la the canary was so nsammeadatios to Its violent.; for euless it came from poor or oppressed farmers, it eight to excite us other 'stereo thee to Waco or esespel the land-oweer to lower his rests, se ef that the indertrioes farmer might be enabled to live and sopped his family by the fruits of his tell. All these Acts, If properly entitled, woold be called " Aets for raising the valve of oer Estates." Upou the subject of Stocker-gee, Sir M. W. RIDUIT'S Mot/0e was very appropriate aid eases. able; bet, as Mama. WAITAMAN very properly observed, did not exiled far enough. Meer Gee. tiemeo Impeders make surcharges at modem, like &lag at birds in the dark, in hopes that some of the shot may kill. The very writer of this article was ',reburied for a dog, although he had not kept one for tee yaws; yet, leadverteetly, not attending the Commimiesers at the prelim moment, the sercherge was moilreirmi—" we relief mai be girded." The Papers Wades to the Negecistioes with Fo. rage Powers, for the purpose of universally and leaky petdeg as end to the Srr►ta Trade, are sew aid toe the table of the Bata of Gasses. 'They are voleadolves, sad our Halts pretest ear halal% than. Bet, we can tell see Readers they bette lest welhieg by this, salsa the * wale( albeit Ilse sad labeler ale be oe esesteeed. My Lad Caress. •toast talks of his eseforeetes is Leades, end they cane to ; of ►ie nem* the 'ab ject at dis•le-CA*otle, whore his labours were equally halting; Auntie , of his pre/mikes se the Allies to resit the visualise beck again to Lowden, for die. tondos by the Masten of the great Poems, wader hie Lordship's owe eye. An the world wllliedip of tb. tartrate emit ef mesh eats as this. The amain bleb le/4mb' wkh this oreek.Aerois Nortek II ea (for his Lordship pet senefirse word oentsseces, aed &fry &sweets, both linable:a math sad his owe lane's, eseordag to his owe Mktg of the story). This re newed wegeelation, wider ►ls Lordship's patressage, might plass his smoky, bet what 'add it do for the Cause? There is se dash., bet that the Severeiges tied this torsi raved his Lordship's neck, for his I. rob his pas wit► the polished sod, or to moose himself with the bells. Ws eau belie+. his Lordship could ergo his pleas with seflicient pertinscity ; for, with. est eloquence to enforce a great swiftest, and with out mind to find one if he amid use it, he (bought himself sosebody at Aix4a-Chqteile. But if the Sovereigns would not concede this glib:tate p.lst relative to ills Slave Trade, in personally die. THE STATES' sushi it, wee It to W heged they lio b. delegete t►at pima to their &roosts at the Count et Leedee ? Hes ILerd Carrt.teuen told as what they are doing sear with this greet gesstlee im Leedom N. tech thief; I He has slows es wily that his coodect was t►e trait of habecility, I. the .*W contemns In Leeds., and le the eelemment ergedatlees at ifix•ls•Chapeile ; and gives es eo hopes of his preeert conference In Loodon being of a wore vino►oar cod sucessetel quality. Thies k merry still kept ow the tuts; ; sod the sadableeed wooly efforts el Mr. WJLISS/011C14 end other grew wen, to nem her, marred almost abortive by the childish proceedings of the Sow■ SUlllrfAillr fee FORRION APIPAIIILS is London, traesfineird Into the Host as, PLIMIPOTIUMAAT at 4ix.447sapile. The Poor tens, this Nidd source of bitter roe& plaint, pre rise to two Petitions yesterday ; oso by Sir G. Masatea, and the other by Mr. Cuswes.— Thiry were referred to the Comaittoe, which, we hope, will be better them laying thee on the table, for cortaioly If soeseiblog he sot soon dune in relief of the Petitioners, sassy of the. will be laid sot so. der the table, bit seder the ground. W I'STM !ESTER ELECTION. State of the Nee:bets polled Ibis day up to .'peek .1. C. Hninesoss, E.q l5l Has. G. UK. 100 J. CAftrirlas•llT. Mt. • 3 State .f the P.ll, as it demi yesterday : J. C. Hosomover., Fag 469 Noe. 0 Lars 330 J. Caarrwaterr, Nq. li The Pell p►oeeeds as sluggishly es yesterday. The Whip ere gaining rased, isowerat, aid the smile of the Reformers' Committee ►ring ow tidier t►at as sempostate this adnitege; there Is es the con trary a general somplaint of the apathy of the Sift. tea. It is, therefore, ►igh time fee the Rewriters to rally, Ii they ems* •sea to keep pees with Mr. Luse. The Dubs of Devitalizes, It Is said, gives a public breakfast in f of the 'atte► Geatlemee to-morrow morning, sod our nperlence .•f Jose last compels eel to her that this sill he t►., most secceedol argemeet that will be offered no ‘‘' , her side for seceriog the majority es to.merrow's Poll. The Freocb Feeds here declined in a trilleg de. trees the pries ms %tardily was OK Mr. with 23 1 60. fir the rate !redeems. Yessostay, the Doke of - Wat.t.twotos, access. ponied by the blorepris of Woacastaa, left tows, so • visit to his Royal Highness the Panics Rattan, at the Pavilion, at Brighton. His Grace has Word cards of lothation for a grand dieter party to-mor. raw at Apsley-house. There will be two or three Drowing.roospe, In the coons of the missing spring, which will be held at Bocklagbas.hoose by the Dochess of You, as the Lady of highest rank in this coentry. Preparations are soaking at &shy Park, for the reception of the Doke and Duchess of CLARENCE. whose arrival is England is eapected the beginning of the-seat aooth. TN Dodoes of PARRA Is to oceerespany the am mot sod Empress of Aussitts OR their tear to Flo►ence. An Association bas been formed at Tress's, for the establishment of a Colony in the UDR's! States of America. The eldest too of the deceased Austrian Minister Gut WALLIS, is, it is said, to be "worried to tit; daughter of Fos:cut, the Es-Fresek Minister. We are happy to hive the authority of private let-1 ten from Naples, alluded to in the Frisch Journals, for contradicting the report of M. Bausoni's death —so event so lee, believed, and tie deeply deplored by all the admirers of Egyptian art, the Modems of anadent history, and the friends of hardy and awful miterpriae. This distieguished traveller has mattes to Lord Bauroas, resident at Naples for some time pest. to ealealat his Lordship that he was busy at Thebes, la Upper Egypt, on the 27th of October, where he penned his interesting researches with equal activity and SIMMS. The British world will sees, we earuestly hope, be made acquslatud with the ou tset of its farther obligations to a Gentleaao who has already centribeted more than any 'modern fedi "ideal to brie' to light some intelligence of egos and el mallows which lave left behind them no other trace l ot their eilstesii bat the enqeestioaable 'modes" of their works. There has berm lately transmitted from New York to Havroolo-area, a large diamoud, for the par. pow of befog meld ea the Goodstein. It le raised at 80,000 dollen. It is said that it beleogito Am! BONAPArri. The lest researches which hen been merle at Poss. bus cessidevably sedated the coilettiess of art et Naples. The Crows, &mit the Arroairr-Gaszaat, has shined the isesedlate preseetaties of one of do meet nieshie thine In Norfolk, on so alleged its proper eestabet between the Patron sod the Clergy , nes lately Instituted ceder his protestation'. It is said, that a ressiderable quantity of English i Beek.seter, of ere tibd two poeads each, bare bees forged in Faris, sad sent to Eaglond. Friday nest the ports will be shut against the ho. gestation of foreign *List for liose conseoption, bet will nestle epee for every other description of grain. They meals( epee agate before (be 44d of May ; the impartation of all other grain will still tontine* frn. Sams, waggons of As Ravi Waggon Trstn bass lately arrived at Rockingham-hoses, filled with ar ticles,' knitter. fres ere Patna, RtGeNel Cei• sage, is Windsor Park. Vat Iniadred nest cattail nolmsing waoafactories ere e►ecting at Manchester and its vicinity. An English Gentleman, Sir Wm. Gait., has tra versed Grssce ill all directions, sod Is wow r. turned; be has beau absent from three to four years. fie la ownipied In arraaging for poblication a detailed his. tory of that country, which will contain a statistical description, and some very luteriatlng leformatioa vs the autitkoldeit of Greece. ==!!!,Ml -- STOCKPORT PUBLIC MEETING. We bare this illy recvited an scream (too late for insertion at length) of an metros" committed by the Yeomanry upon the lohabliaots of the above town, assembled by Public Advertisement and to deliberate op.s the propriety of a Itamoostreeco to his Royal llighoess the Politics Rtenr, es the hardships they enders, aid the lojarles they ere li able to from not being represented io Parlisment..—• A Spy, of blood-money memory, it say to heel hese particularly acti►e is eimemblieg the bravoes its the neighboorhood, and insulting sod illossiog the too oppressed People; but we presume the *bolo proceedings will appear In the Affsbaester Observer Newspaper. To rag EDITOR or ?is STATESMAN. s r —T know of no object mew Impertest for the colones of yoar saleable Paper, Ihso year rem tinselly bringing before 'nor itroden, the eons'. &retie. of the improved mod improving state ef Freedom le this mmintry. The ....•0111.1111MIT Mtn. Imo Is Dahlia es behalf of the & h iht, of the Ca tholics (on which yos very properly cootermied this dsy's SrArsrswe), is one of the recent toms ealcslated to awakes the energies of the Fassitee of Russet. Thereat. others; sod Milli. Parliament, there are oyeeptems that the vein of teases will Le4P heard, and will be raised above the closeout of pen. jedke, or of baser eelf-ioterestedness. Bo( If Par. lismout have not found tho tips et the times, de country almost universally has. Tbo approach of Bator's has become familiar to the public comets. ties. All eyes are touted towards the way by which it Is coming. What I wish, Sir, is, that you will lay hold of every occasion to improve do state of our affairs; and will incessantly remind the People, that the darkness .1 despair no logger hangs ow* vs. To yes, who hare fought the People's battle in the midst of despair, it will peculiarly belong to maintain the cause with renewed sod increasing seal, now that Hors, as well as :moo, setompsoles you to the encounter.-11 go, sir, A SMEARS FRiVIO TO YOUR PAPER. nth Feb. 1&19. CHORAL FUND. The Anneal Convert for the benefit of the Choral Feud, took pleat at the English Opert.hoese, on Monday evening last, aed wasatteaded by an aunt'. 'nag as namerous as it was elegant and feehlonable. The instrumental performers were led by Al r.O atm ca, sad played several pieces In arch a style us might be 'spieled frees persons of their arkeowledeed end deserved celebrity. Miss STUMM" was encored ise seem If her moat admired airs, and we theorist them still 'limiter by repetition. Signers Coast might be aid to have surpassed herself in as Italian ballad br GAJIIIARILLi, WOO SIN song eatremety well.— MIN Wrtww,ss, who recently made 2 Med of geese disable 'access at Drury-lane Theatre, was very happy lo an nquilvite song, beginning with the words "AA 1 shy ette 1 I gather." Nor ate we omit observing, that Mrs. &swot was peaty applauded for her "secedes of the air, " Let the bright etre. pike," which she gave with cessidersble elect. To dwell ea the respective merits of the other perform.. ars, who generously volunteered their services on the occasion, would seamed oar limits; bet la it 'office to say, diet the impression they made en •n sp. pleading oedema." was one of eniversil satisfaction. Cavern-Gaunt Twain.—ssibe new farce of Peace Hooters bas been yew wend (Hoot to Get a Place) sad sew modelled, Out is, cut down to lees this a spas le length ; bet as that length is auigned for the life of a mas, we do not trapect this l•ieee to edit so ion. It, eeeertiselese, 'trites a greet des{ laughter, the ee►y sod aimed at by a farce, and, dive/4,14185t night, through the passport of Larron'e admirable going, was sheered to proceed without le. terreption. It followed the play of Rob Roy, is which Dimas Verson (Miss Srsenrws) ass not only greatly admired for her most becoming address, bat detteriogly applaaded for bet most enchanting me. body. Tax Rae. Da. Brassy.—The pupil. of this mei. Mat ledivideal, ■t a Meeting held soon after Isis awe, entered lots a series of Revelations, eepres. lii•al.dheir determination to record their feelings of emigration, gratitodo, sod affection, by eremite' a mtmomeet to kis momery I. Westminster Abbey. Ttris bee beee remetty completed aides the dime. lion of Mr.& GAMACIAW, sad was yesterday opened for Wiles lespiedlee. Me ban NOS • lithographic drawls( of the moometrat ma a small task, in which the reseehleece it pretervird, mid the 'bolo of the 'ascription ovally ineertid. A Coed of Alderman eras yesterday held et Gladioli, for the general dispatch of pohlis business ; at which 1,400 °ewes of gold were swore of for Pt portation.—The Inquest of Bridge Ward atteoded with a presentiment of talons, premises, /sc. tied the Covet directed the Act of Parliament to be put in elevation relating thereto. As Itiqeirition was held en Monday last et the Sessions-110ov, liorsernonger.lawe, to assess the temporisation to be paid by the Waterloo-bridge I Company to a Mr. ticatrisomea, a Crifee.hosiee. keeper, wear the Obelhk, St. George's.ll.lds, whose premises were required to be taken down for the perms of asakiert the new road. Mr. kg:LT.loln claimed the sam of 6301. The Jury awarded him tiro sum of 1951. Duasstitis.—The meals of deviling sprout!' iis slaws more and more in the German Uniser%i•iss ; in that of Hallo aloes., no foster than eighty f then private combats hag, taken plies during itte lad month, sod oacasloned the loss of assay Twig stu dents whose rising worth had constituted di clearest hopes of their relations and friends. A tsanosctipt mistiest tale, by lie Mebrotett Moirraseuteu, Ilse b.io jest dlecoveted: it ii Said to coutaia loose callous haw instiou. 11. ini.l of i On Cynic to bill suing ',oder Soo winter prden Cop absadi avied so - sed — ei Pot qv