The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-10 00:00:00

IN P 1 fit Ant, e ' ' . . . . • , :t.t. f.:egat " . ; 1, 4 1 426 (. 7 t. ' • it P 7.-7 1 /4074 111 dfir i f 14 4. 1• C ° C S --- • --- - r --- • Ib e tlat i t 4,...,, :;\ - i • IC I SM (‘ \ / I L - t .!•• ... i .. 1,. )j . , . i . ! t 4.. ., • • • ) 46 . - . It7 112_ 11 1 1 ; • 0 . L.144%...1141 ! LONbON, MOND.A Y . 10, 1819 ' rfte6o 7n. _______ •• II ffie aleadC i',a n4ied Ofieye f ia in i re A.. a and el:Aidoike7- g4ed on de 7_440 a / • • • • 1 • ' -4 0 ....--_ • • • ' 'l l O Wl= INDIA PLUITERS —import. it " 144 the encloser, be sot pb cm et ‘tagistrntisi. and D. rt. II loasuoreaseatt io PLOITATION CONCEIVIP, of 'ls I . I think it has uteri; nnovith joust? ifi qua/ r i •• a rcitir boroughs shall b• ii Will rinliaaparl, prodege uu. Is letiscn.• a( exp. t. J•scutl, rettbyr th , o6tS pOsui, .1.6 u ;1 :, daft fliall be on 'rest sc present. their %rerun., 601 ilimino's lbtif slick lab..e.. II " * * • he"e 4 (, 1 "p aPPittogal.6 l ) al Ile tilrearamott , r .#4. In *raider Viii/Joss, train Ceases , kl.inh . fel ih , tnent 4l in*. Sir, j J o n.. Collea g e, &toren, :use IlAteutar of Ole !Om Ale '. 01 %etp he ipotesi; awl as I . poriti 111 0 . , rat" i l b* ° or rrli"lielleAf"r r Brie*, rood, 1.11.11 . 11.. 11. ' lit before 11. e "Como/vie limpet '! the robjeet 1 i tress dill reit Will A' ii Tittle Improvements emalbiee eltistle.6(o4, o 3 Orel • lasi to Ute interest of the Moue, s aid •Iner t ildnf t %Toad inlefildieg e 566111 Mg , in i•eiglant`')'el. i mid for * g m.* * Ho • the Colonies, (neer sass losportaoce is NH y owl Voll . COnliti boost of OXB CA,LBBOX4AX at trest i )t• • long potl, ....oeng ' In tifientes of 16c Arbt ressterinnolit ) . pas ail shim b.t an anj t sins. •si . the cunning , a• • shall info= , Ilk. 11,. badmen, of . . 10 • aothia; boo • • 111 • . . Year'.. am bail a jostles pink irtTnrit A ROLLAND NORIeOTC3 risswt. •• - • 1 4 • IL - 4n... lay IL • • 0 11' 4 14- ; al - M. . •••••••••. •. • • . • ‘.... ' MA• . , LIG&NCIi. . Y. EDTTOR OF TPA suararmr, sup,- , 4.. • , • ' , -1 liVioGu t rEwsrkirmv.. . . t.! . • - . V ll t ill 'i= o / 4 . 4 !kw a Nisi. yea. •i• et ' Met bespaP th ..- A the . g.d i _ ;.to Cadet ibe sm. -- 0 1 i No 4137. • k AST INDIA rrOusE. any 4, 1811. r ring COURT of DIRECTORS of - 1 UNlTSO,coltikilf r of . NE114;1144 l 4 11 of 111140- ND, trolltse to bio Egg hen, tio &way g ir t ; Ifol • Groove Court of tk• sod roloptotrg sill Im Ad • • thdo now in I.tatlenAsa Motet. ea Ofrahrodeo,thilgte IMMO, at Elnots. •Th.ci: la the Torrooos, ot the *sire of •Peorrisdoes, ogretabig to the fothorfog Lett's, • . .•• Les/.u, April V, 109. * TO nowoulusut THE COUnT OF 11111111 Co TONS OV VIE EA! u 4 CAMIPANY• I " tlOllO WILK Sib% Re reqoom the Whet of !fort falling a "Irani Cometot • c a m at Propoirien for lie r epose 44 tab i les hie conottreo i i ja t h e 1.11.1% Ing p.0110114'10.1. • , i. rlia( No •! M .ney 'goal to !tire. Hawes Oko Hooltood boa rod Ilia Its. 1110,114) be paid to Mr. Pam Ukase*. ot tie Etats.," of Ts_ ad. pee Sawa Uwe, it i n iMpted i erirenti y ora ci nr g ielm isi =otalba ref ISIS. Me haw olkieeeee se be, ," tionouroble giro, moilimesi ohodkationittle memo*. FA RTIQN, C. COCK KRELL RSE , S. JOHN I4/Bi TONUES, " fl.tiovronni, JOHN INNER, " A. KNOW M. DIACON." .• AMORE"! JOSEPH DIRT, &crater,. Irmo! la thrir crop fiends ; iftAnipietsre w hal Ibe na- as you sill gain boll•ing in • ord.r rho gireent system, join es Redicalb tsi one ▪ lisem, by moans of 11, and a pall ail 'eviller," ear c•bret • as ar• ilk far on Imintf *MI vessel DATUM GAigED LACE.Tie. abate *ay. JIL Wed, elver, and tranipniki aunt,. is ...Ty dvvrriptievi br Uwe. bwlb Speed nod plan. fn.' lb! lira 8.44110 Pleb, rMilne% Re. I. Hie lent aei tannest' orilele la Bia earaciare. say be bad of every respiniablle denim in Ole k 'Ono. roue% said Ham priterinn of terry turd a &mop Lim snit Is Nhydrary sa ru op Mid Oldies in sinning, belle , 10010 . 6 . "'myriad Onleyerder of eiretv.dindr ; k lea, Oberrirer, WS la %Orem debiderbeas,llip relblyfar isi Indenter." nod inern. wines in dr ant Ttiraid Late. The Pa finned Lars awning *opener. is Ibir.e autribracan. sod vistlyAllytagalabed Ono 11111 whirr, at the item; of pintas int li. by dipplaa lbe pirre in bleier, sad perrveily J. •i'.l l 1 v-vinine it win. .4 !walla( it up I , i Or habi. allow dr r s, air billivere. net if mi. it will firstling 5.41 become* full of Are; forminsivinn Lair and art; 1•4•1 cleverer. else* lrert asreMul, yrbkii I. lases is tura ma. ma • ill therein, he ryetlN by every lady, spas coo parkins; le 11l the rber. bidenfl'ul ameir• a &MCA& ARFOR M ER. PAIMIVRT. Mgt V._ * tic. intaiVi 151. being the allillsot if larval eons obit+ Mr. Wooers bed retained' est 'itt SIAM. port of Ott porch/4e siosof fat the Opera. se, upon tbiatoppositios tbst;be oil en locos. ulcer epos Owe property to that ern/lent. He ob. sitteed, that Ole object hod been before the• Master, olio. bed he been of opinion thq Mr. Witten ass a emitter for 85451. weld base reported to that effect. As seder bad been Glade 44 the Vice.Cbsnt ellot. sod tB. roseet wee so sppeel fro, hie Monogr% order to the jodpotoot of the Chancellor. Sedsonan Itor with o►e rperine base _ e• 1 ketoneOro, le orlbtrettooks I Woo long had tbo honour to be ►nrolled. You say—" The Petitioners for Borough Reform are, taking them I. the mass, highly Intelligent end teepee's:hi* ; end they are any thing bet RADIcAL Rummers'." Is net this wising, hs other words, that the Radical Reformers ere antliting bat intel ligent and respectable t Advnittigg,„Sir, to the featst extent, that your Borough Reformers are all that yea my they eve, they have not, 'honk Ged, any monopoly either of isetelligeoce or respectability ; and ee will Ind that the Radical Reformers are, " Mk ing them in the mase," fully as intelligent is year brrnegh folks, although le paint of respectability, as &Hilted to riches, they are Inferior to year burghers. lir paint of intelligence, I rather thigh they are so. perior ; for they are sot so silly se to waste their time nibbling among the branches of the spas tree of covreption, when they are aware that it is only by revving it up by the roots that the evil can be got rid of. BILIOUS AND LIVER. COMPLAINTS—A, , norild and elforisal newly nil ilitoo ifn-fSell which erielsele ie 'Wined seems a the beet u 4 battery or *. arobelei - 10g1e.4) loot of aim: me. bead-crier, heartburn, aniebroeles, aparm. tot iveneak admits,o of lie liver, Ste. Ste. Ir rnry be worm' s itb die &rhino hell: tiro 11111tWes AllTllll L I (PUS PILLILAreve owe with were 4 , 04`ral rasa any giber Medicine •boreeer. their re c , inniendeition to She note, or every holleatinai allieted with see ab..ee erimplateno. Tierra ewe -very reetomesulnilon of wild eneration •Oh seetqpitel edict t 4oid require no restraint co roaltsenareo wbriteveritotioe their itee. In tropical eleurnie.. •bere he ensorriseletteof redenJani mud vitiated bile are •••• pretraleoi nod alarming, ibey are an invaluable end etbr.rot =l NIL Tire are Ilbe peruotirle •attslarei 1. Irel aroe en ark* hem • enure of she sable, its Hilible She mot II be o..ouieli, twee to relieve every compliiite occroo ned by irregulanky of the tetterla. Sold to Been, Ai 4. Si. 6-. l 1.. mai el, by d. Railer MIA I 1116. Clararais, Ne. 4. l besprote. comer ..f St. Paul',. Lob , Sao i an/ • 34. SorketlieLar•et 61.111111 b% tau prooripal Soilitieliers. DrugeSta; mod !Lilting Yanks' ibrorgborit the Du** Slgdoin. WHITING'S PATENT WINDOW snurrutab IteW RIG FIT, Ca rpsiilw, Joiner, tad Under toter, Theobahro-rood. P. 4 Liao-Rear.. HoNswro, beim sinsalaft4 slee Powwow, 4ow. far executor* PA- Tp.KT sllunbas ea Towa and Country,. which may. ' applied to Stop 'mai. or ',kids*, is DeteMtte•totwes, titter , Neale e. mashie ;oho to porreir Room. or lo oachow abode I. &bops I for ii.okroior Poor., &e. combative cartage wleomaimo a. a 7. miter. VesrOars tiborte, or Son Wad ; Ample lobo ow, ar4 prtirstorly secure la Its place a. a Stow; a stay WI.. Mw seta be nomad end tbs. I. lie space of • minute. Porticoion Apply am above, whew a Special/4i spy IN . area 01 n Whitlow deed up compete. R. Wright. farther empowered to etteed the pall* le asial tl.lYeetf sed to dimes them to cermet Mt Aim • IC H. AU lawn so ts pats poi. lie LOAD Comreeccoa said, the proper order seemed to him to be. that the money sheeW be paid into Covert, with liberty for Mi. ►ate►. nr Mr. Taylor to bring forward any mention t►ey 'night be edvised i to bare it oat. of Court. He shrold Drake it to be paid withie a month, with liberty to Pithily imply to apply to discharge t►is order, nr to have Caere money .it of Court. For his own part, he did sot knew of any t►ieg that could be more beweiciet to Mr. Waters and Mr. Taylor then to seed all the money out of Coors, and them too. If they coed bottle between thems►lves what was really not in dis. pole, the best wiry would be to pay oter to each w►et was not di•peied. UNCOMMON GOOD CRAVE LUM A Vres 4AR A( Rtfil agAn !Rif. 11110/1-11INIC •- Ti YORK. i14E1)114 UOINWUReaa, *Ad R . oollowe v. GORDON. • Four bade Coacher, '►e firq Howes, ell beep eireenerl Tire.---- - •-•. • By B. W. MOUNTAIN' 01. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. EIOW.HILb. SONVON. rrHAT itiettivobla Orattasnt Dm HUMAN' A U 4 IR Is ftegeeaar searls inland ►s Fevers. Serowe.- owl% Treat&as. Charge w Chasse. Stady, Asserts. Ite. —time, it treglerseS. a.•sa octavos mist Wads"... shush ass h pre rd hr applslse that laysteable yr...dottiest. Dads. galas MACASSAR OIL. A. ROWLAND sad SOY resisrrifsll% r.attl... the PWllie apart. Sparsest Oil adder that Naar —thru's a the Otietsal gad afelll , dad they Moe kat re. rived a v-dimble apply Ic.. blaessisr. la saleadad. peapettlas to pereetaitg tie Rate beia. iajated—testusiag it when lales—prsinetateg its ero fle the baldest Oases, aud esbanefar, tit Wm), are rteadatfal. Farb rooks, but& es stoned she smash. label, is red ink. seslsrehreritssevalilds:‘--4 ,l se 114 Jo. fids ad O es - Mr. HEALD applied to the Lord Chancellor to fit In early day fatale re-linriii of this • cease, lehita had been pet onion' the motion of Mr:•J. Gordon, vithnet any notice basing been given to Ks (Mr. 'Heald's) Client. The cane wet li• be signed for Mr. J. Garden, by Mr. • thrit,llyt. en unfortannto Deterrence in-hit tamer (the trielfriP illnew of Mrs. Hart) had prevented him frlti attebtillag. Under these eh-clement/0, hembaild not hak praised the l imiter epos the- CAM; •hed off beery cOmpolied Ito do es bp.hlidtatf to hiwCZmit, H..Geodow, who was setteint a een6nbt6eM, thick hie health had been eretbrielTy injured; 'ead'lM life endangered. He urged it 'With leis irlectirfce;•boweilee, ie cense qraence• of Mr. Hartle loathe - dtcleratliorethat he wished Mr. J. Gordoli• Wrieltrlilie noisy his brief, and place It in the hoods Of some nther Gentleman. The follooloe Pam Coach's. Moll Coaches, Alte., ail eat from toe Sarseetes Head leo, Sadie-hill s The UMPIRk.a sew Livorno) 1.4111 Garb, at r ilii =dua idstill toter road. nub , * Four Itssissad Veiledloss{ Ott every day ai Clea e'Cbselt,arri at Islverp.ol stay et Sir e?Cladt. threatb Demote'.le, Weeklies. lalliery. 11,olloasploo. llrelfard. Lotseretwilt, Wackier. Alfertoes. •LbeYield, Ma, Ragsly, N ewcartle. Kepriderd, iferries lea. sod Presto,. bORTRAINIPTON. Lysteren. Wischaiter, goyim VIMP New F .a, -lsolde Cole., at Itstf-past !levee n the !Somata. arrive , . et 1h 1/nlphin Inn. Snatiaroplea. by Five aTl.sk.—This is a ma deliabtfal eaavesoote is tie Isle of Niglio. J,rsey, thseroey, St. Shaves. Havre de Gran, Clorbati.lbe. nee per bowie. A 1.., ROWLAND'S LISCRICF.-OF TYRE. By merely lieut.{ the Hair with this preparatiaa. N lame /lately protium*. per? , ei ch,agent RED ar cat:y HAIR , syF-littows, winsK &e to ■ beautiful 'lousy mud seesawed Brown at Nara. Loll:mug the • Sart naluist itashiag sake. ibis Dye tante &sisal.% Ladles or I:enalesego say dye Oster Hair with ease aud secrecy. Prior 11, is. Wt. and 10. rd. A..ld Wholesale. Retail, nod fur Espariailus. by the Pro ; Inkier', A. NOW LAND and NON. roper ..f Kirby-Owes, g !or lint intl.ttg not Vitt rigid in Hntiolt.tarern. Holhavn, doe; and.t.y appoost.orilf, by all Perfumers sad Medicare i:nrotpt. Ask far Roe Oil. i.e. Raw!and's Dye, and abscise the Signature. A. ROW LAND sad SON. SHREWSBURY. Vtldlinglna, and Shllnal, Poe Cloth *well I.,,nint. at bit eCiork, 'waded. Will MOUTH, Dorchester, Blasolford. Salisbury. Radon... and Basinooke new Pose Coach. every Sheyenne. Tit We) asoidls Pockets to Guernsey, Jerre', Alderepri, St. Ms hoc*, ite. _ • ENWTEM, Plvoinoth. Weymouth, Dorchester. Fitirsolith gainbory. Piro Punt Coach, 'ref! 31 emir., et Semi &Clot k thrro,zh &Moe. A s issemter, lirsdposi. Mhmudford, Elmingysake, ird Bandon. FIATU sad BRISTOL Flying Piot Cominu,lbrough Chip protium. Cabe, mad Marlborough, Mr. Mar's. the Greyhound lan, Bath, sod the bunko Torero, ThumuMhtme, nod the ..is, Bridal, west Idernisr.— C•ecbra m dells, Rridgewster Tarots% Exeter, Plyasoarb, Mr. / 30411.071 . 5 P 5 erferbonstrei. Seiko's and Heating dna Royal WWI nßeb, seta eat emery £vs. le Spil.b), Gr.rn.by. sod H.U. LIMOS New Light Comb, taped The taebiegbiten, ses, sew retry illorollogi carries F.., Inside , only. mid ries rr luthly rvity. wish limed theeethost. Poem throne Sesunrowl. Newark, Redford. Delaromer, awl Pembridge, t. the (is.ldes U. Leeds. eest Morning.—lletwititstendieg useommen elpediiins of ibis Crutch, It is allowed to he It., wet astmoble and compiete Ceamyeaes no the Mort, Lind. be inesyslied is Accommodation by any miter. GLASGOW, Leeway's, Gretna-Ghee, Aria., Gamine'. We'' , 1, Tbornhill, Sangalutr-Kila Cammack, KI. pawn. arl all do at Seadaml, a Pam Cemel (Da il y,. CHI! Tilt, Wrarped, Wkiieberck, Tarperloy, NmewirA. Nararkb, and ktatille•ich Pad Comb, carry Kaman, a. Five .'Clock. YORK. ambistYeei. VirbbbY, qb;Plia. gesderOdelld. New mile, ad Rdisibargit. new Fear Imble Cnadi, with • U•srd thrmighnut. rim mi II ornit4t tit Light ael.:lort, by w•sy of loirearh. Itetfneti, Tm'cuter. DarDuggan. Plorthallenve. Drawn. alorprib, and lierwtek.— N...ewers Gilding them selves (*.ivied from nyylentrt• of the termay, as ay revt what thee they plonr, and tam proceed Os witb•*; any addionesl Arr. HULL. lierthrty.t., Hew/ea. Thera, and Daatarstr, Pew Cs ever) alannaa at Ita14:1-t 01;1441. le IM ClO%l Sap, Afar Let-place, Hall. _ _ _ CARLISI.S. Pettish. tint, white+++. Foot 'N.M. Pn.s Gush, nog + Otund all the orig.—Paws lllto‘gis Reim4b- Aftpkby. Greats-hridie, itiebanimed. Canetirk, floonigio. bridße. Wearer lty, Abeefend. Wormier. and Grant Wine. pets put 'gm Unrest. and performs tile plumy site Ike !m om l llkj. Pnoleoters delsioni on the Mind l i Nvit••• ex peeintere. bun the peesimr advingnie of their teats being more/ in the eta( Oar b. Prot.., Kirh,-Leinute'r. Bonds Charley. OrtrskYt, aad Gannting Pest Candies, envy Afiet , Mw, at Five dawn. Gnarled. MAILLSOIROUGH. ihriadon. Rani.bery, Honeerfred, mad Hewitery Ptah Cwt, at !lovem oTinrk in the Morning. BRIDOZWORTH tied Melia! new Poet Coact% every Evade& Ll"' HAMM.. Warrington'. Koneiford, !tow. and Lite& Nat Como, relied the R SIM LAT.'''. evrry F.ventoe at Five o'Cloelt i ve the Saraetves Head lon, Dale. is eel, Liveepool.—Goarded 'browbeat. lIMICHESTER, Wivalow, Coned/tn. Neßea•tie, '6l ml al. sod Wolverliaananas, Pat Comb, every Afternoon. euhrdee. lIIIMINGWAIN Peat Coara, ergba Guard, ilea eat every Alterman, aril amebas birsainabage nest day al Neon. Paean by Oaferd, Ewa*, and Shipment, to cite lllararru's Head, bbeb-areet. lionasugham. 1111V1'FI FLU sad Rollseibaas Pest Coach, rallied the ItOcUtilanAllii, Wert Moontrig. SU r 4 WOMAN D s Sttw Item and Yana, Kew Catch, every Illasteg, lid tie Desert lee, Sv;mtertaed. WAKEFIELD jog Caw every Idormiag, si MU•NN his eClark. I. CLAY'S Meisel WAGGONS Nei CAIA COP.!), telrew- Arry.P.eml.o. Aldbeays, Weettesb•Rmirl. Lssibewsl, Hoerr ford. Chilies. Reading. mall alt plums riljecesi, • M. W. MOUNTAIN aged Cu. respectfully acquaint their Ir,wwle owl OW Pandit, that they will riet he arrimmitable for onv Parfet-. Passra,ers' Lugaisse.Writhqrs, Platte, fse. a( MOW team Five Nandi Valise if het. swim, .4 dummied, osier. en r.,cd surfeit arid the lemon's, paid ter acc o rdant ) , M ISr $ rattles &id 4r 5m0w...1411 Lanka. RAKAIfRI. WE are regoeSted to direct the attention of M ont 411i.ted with mental or bodily decay, erreeei de Obey, watemes, bus of appetite, ballee.tinn„ depressioe .f syiriH, lreoshbag or *heating of the Amide... esthetic *ad ewer, whet' bind of treptate, niftiest', ulcerated threats, leviers' weakness, ening lathe limbs start He", consumptive and In I onnitaniamel enneplaines. imusediotely to smoke trial of she -Oriented CDR 1)1 Al. BA LM (IF KA AA IR 1, Or Mitgre% In lluhte Nrillllhilgr, as prepared .ad osiM. w Week* sett .clad. by C... 1. Jnr,!un, M. 1).. of t h e Flint Lsoidess Meillestl 1-.-tablishoesit. 7, Cnnantilstreet Nowt. I. George', ie the Loot, Lonrho% It is amvermlly ocknneledeed to ho the meet tereruble cod emir:fel restorative in all the above aim. ',loins- ewer elitcoserrel s it thine the bloed, is.. the .o.ut endear petite I. the helot Neel it.onach. nod pronortes vrivir.stion. —II iD utterly for Istectiage to eepreek, or elenneare to rain% selbrieutly the valor of for sr.inderrel and lucesisparable klediriee in re:toeing health to the &Miele& and glelne eieour to the aged : 'houses& hair. nee hr. , reword to ' , effect benlth. oiler having here lie fit. doted by ditTeerat Jiirelbel, as to I.ave been de-patted of, not mar by their families. hiss film br Itteir pf•re.pi.wvel att.edaret, ..1.1, by appointmeet of 111. Prop' iesne. in bottles 11,. each, Sc tos. eit:ustitie4 in ear. Wu each t nr four quantifies le nee family bottle. for 5k., duty incleded, As whit h wee 11.. bath It' anted. Tait Medwitse wilt keep Its all enamels, and may he had of Barei,, , i and sno. Flrt.-ousrkel V**, M. Cotnnill; H. J. Philos, 104 Sine/ I J. Recleues, W. Strotel t Blake, 56. Perckelllll Harare. 143, Oafoodmfeem Chandler. 76, Orfard .tact; Tare, 111. Middiewrose. liathens sad by She sou respertebk Medicine Peden le every pert at the kingdom. Dr. C. J. Jordan taker this tilbrild appovilynitly of IMO annotate hi lose Puhlw, stud he .till &trowel his Nally eirlyoeye. ly so Ihr rare of portiesuar complaint.: as a regular welsher of the Royal Celle's. of Phstiewas he oiler. • *primly sad person nel/I cure for every elate of envoy,* rriativiifoir dive.... of however lour .sandoir, or ask* wart lairrtorritv hind. are by hi. mew sad 'apes .r oss.de of treats...el opeedilyarni etre nsallyeorrel. Dr. C. J. Jc.dan may hr committed. hr all mak,. freas WOW in the a.oeais(uN nitre fa the ~oh*. as she Erne Loadoo Medi. cal Roloblirhowut. 7. Cnuinio.v.reet Rawl. war she Coraraer chi Road bonnets,. ht. (l ...51.. in the Rail. To ra EDIWR or rum STATESMAN. Fast,—A certain chin of Whigs, who work by rap and aline against the freedom of t h e People, be. ing on the whole more dangerous foes to Radical f orm than the open, honest Tories, who emelt it by breach ■nd battery, without any mask whoever, it has long %wen my hatable opinion. that the Rai' cats should first discomfit their insidious assailants, before they fall poll melt among the acknowledged defenders of corruption, in its vilest forms. With this impression, allow me to send you a very api. rited letter to the Print, of Court Whigs in Scot• hod, from the Monde, Advertiser, which, with the Aberdeen Chronicle, is the only real reforming Print in that enslaved cor, ry. most of the r•st being " High Church en d Suite men" in every respect, 100 Of three crawling Whig Pipits mired. Yoe afterwards soy, " with thenception of these who live epee legation, who reap advantage from pocketing 'ha public money, or whose coesequeoce depends epos maintaining the (mistime game, it may be confidently .armed, that the People of Soothed hsve bet one opinion open the aahjeet." Now, Sir, it appears to me that the People of Scotland are eery lodilierent upon the subject. What dues it signify to the People of Scotland, whether your borough ✓ ues be squandered io city feasts, in pretesting I•ieces of plate to immacelato treasurers, or in ens. bellishieg the borough, es you, worthy Magistrates hive done? The People of &stilted may be of opi nion that this le wrong; and that you oheeld bees rewitlecaton at your ewe blegistrates; abd the co nsgement of your owe funds: bet they have little nr nn interest in the matter, and they trouble them. selves very little about it. At'ply the above sentence to Radical Reform, and then you may cnn6dently say, that " the People of icotlsed have bat one .opinion on the subject." They are all convinced that the system of electing Members of Parliament, in, which they have no share, sod the nocrespeesibility of those same Members after th►y are elected, " have already led to innumerable evils, and suit necessa rily tend to ultimate rein." You proceed, " Rot it is grossly absurd to say, that because they (the Bargees's) ere earnest in their Isiah to procure a general Reform in that most din. graceful system of municipal government which Mi nisters themselves, at the suggestion of the Lord Ad mit:ate, reformed is the cue of Montrose, they there fore should desire to subvert the Coestitetion of the country, and should be eternal with Revolutionists." What a fulmination agaiost es poor Radicals! Re. vnlelinniate end sebeert►rs of the Coostitetion, eh? What ! Sir, did you think, that by abasing the reel Reformers, pm were promoting your pretty m oderate Borough Reform, Hist", no ! Lord Castlereagh is not to be this gelled; for. mystified as his peace's iliac is on many points, yet Ise has still sense *sough to see, that there is no one argument i■ f of Borough Reform, but what may be urged with len. fold force in favour of Radical Reform. But Sir, in your abuse of the Radicals, yon should, at least, base stack to truth • for I defy yon to produce • single instance of • Radial Reformer who wishes to subvert the Constitution ; although most •ndoehtedly they de all with most sincerely for a Reveduliun. Nay, Sir, don't start at a ghost of year own conjuring up, in this word, so terrible to Tory reel. Reeel•lions may not only be barmiest, I bet it is hardly possible for one to take place without being btneflcialalso. Have not we had oar own " glorious Revolution;' although your friends the Whigs did all in their power to mar the good erects of It ? Have not the Americans had their most glo rious Revolution, ender which they now enjoy reel liherty ? Nay, the French Revoletion,thet teemendoes !newt to the friends of oppression end tyranny, has It sot benefited the French l'eople ten thousand fold, in freeing them. from Ibis tyrannical remnant of the feudal system, by which they were bowed to the earth? Compare the French People mete with what they were before the Revolution, and he mutt be either a knave or a fool who will say that they have not pissed immensely by it. Yet, Sir, and we ton shall hate tier ItelOlition ! in spite of the two battalions of the Ratiategit; the Oats and the Ins, both alike eneesin the People: We 4411 !meta reeoletion, in conseqmence of which no man shall he testa withoot his own covivent,iieen through his Representative ; when thi Wanes of the poor man shall not be wrong Irons his hungry family, to add to the (-enthrone sprendoer of a Royal DekNeiready far oserpsid for any services be has per. formed ; when the silo system of restricted Election and non-responsibility, with all their concomitant ' " shall vanish like the baseless fabric of a vision, and lease note wreck behind." Then, Sir, you Bersessti shall base the election of their own Mr. J. Gnrdn■ addressea tbetoeir, cud denied that Mr. Hart had any set+ isisb airrisse Istria Ind beets imputed to hire ;. on the carrirsry.'be Tod with Use greatest kiadness conducted the ties, for tea Jean. In cusseq woe. of Mr. Hart's distil clod stabs of hind, be had been stpp►ehenslie that he should rot losable at present to do jostle, to the case ; lilt it wee to he hoped that the cease of that Gealleman's anxiety would toes be removed. He also affirmed, that the representations of Mr. 11. Gordon's Mons were essegerated ankentree. Mr. Ilant.o mid, he spoke from the represeete. tions of Miss Mary Gordon, the sister of the pule.. [The IPlaietlif and the Defendant are brothers.] Mr. J. Gordon--Thew representations are net tree. Miss Mary Gordon, who was also in Coen, de. Glared that they were perfectly tree. Mr. J. Gordon.—They are not tree, Mary ; and yen are not to be believed in any thing yne sal. Miss Gordon Borst into tears, and left the Court. Mr. HIALD said, that as far as he could jedge, he never heard any thing more entree than what Mr. J. Gordon had said of the Lady who bad jest left the Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR stated his ditapprobation of the tspression which hid bard owl!. Mr. J. Gordon apologised. He added, that he Its.l that Esmond ►eing Informed that unfortsensoly Mrs. Hart was no more. • The Lotto Cuastaticou said, he wee airlines to hear this intricate cause •s sone. as possible, bottom he had takim greet pains to infrirm himself•upon it; and he was appreetedie lest, amidst the multiplicity of matters which Ws shoved tlfroegh his head, ke might lose the koeviledge ke had taken the trouble to acquire. it was then agreed that the cause should be heard ea ea I.rlj day. • Dittßit-tAWF.. COOL v. Gtossor.lkno THE DRURT-LAN[ COMMIT. Mr. COOPRIt said, that as no compromise•had bee* enlerert into by Ms potties, ho-was instructed by Mr. Hart, leading Counsel for the Defendant, Dloosop, to move that the Injunction be discharged.—(Sea The tee ittport instke Slatcsonan of the Sth Met.) The ihucutast-Gexcitae, Counsel for site Plebe. tiff, believed-there would be sio occasion to trouble his Lordship further with this matter. • Mr. Cooet* remarked, that his Lordship bad de ferred giving judgment, ha the and..rstanding that a compromise would has.; been envie before this day. No compromise, however; Mid is yet been made. nor; Who was correctly infoimotl, was it likely that the natter would ever be compromised. The Sordcgoit-Gamra•L. believed, from whet h• had beard from Sir Arthur Piggott, the Cornerl for the Company, that so arrangement would lot op eed to out of Court. day whether or •• The Lotto Catax , cr:a. c o . n o •— pr Letze h lt . 7 b o rw o u ":::: and if not, I shall thee glve