The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-09 00:00:00

I 'rowl. Seth chows nut preerred from practical dr What has been aid la 'wiriest for year minds to digest at Geo time. Who* you ore peppered to rt. seise mere, It shall be gives Is yew. kleed not what men, with fanciful theorie s and witheet - practical knowledge, may say to yes.— Many of Ikon, 1 have roe dash', see., well. Bet. be assered that whatnot ton& to Irritation end vie. bum, proceeds from tile UMW gross igniter** of hu• man watery, and es risme as Weir inespetiessar is these practical menewrea bf whieb alum society can be relieved from the nil. which it bee se long sef. feud. My tied lotted's, bee long Weer to de. ',slop troths whisk it is of the shriek, importance to the well-being of mankind to mkt publicly karma et this period • sad I have he ft Indeed, prepack/ the pebeie sair:d to receive them. Where great dig k nees has over *slued, • ersrlds• admission of strong light would deetroy the infant pewee of vision.— Velem the most estuary troths, when they are op posed to oratories of prejudice, ewe letredeced kith due are to thus whose minds hare moldered in • labyrinth of error fres their birth, the lender gum of ntioselity . woold likewise perish, aid ignorance sod misery met cuttings t• prevail over knowledge sad happiness. As you become ocquainted with times Seeds, ease after the ether, your leouinjered misrds eriM empire strength, end year rctioosl powers gradually *speed, until that knowledge of lemon nature which now appears se incemprettensi hie to yeti, will dissever itself to be u simple a. say of the other facts which sarroand ye*, end with which yew OM new tiro meat familiar. Whit I bags sew mated is intended to prepare the public mind fee IM following correlations :.- Ist. That she rich and peer, the governors and the governed, have rosily bet one interest. ad, That lbs patient and arranserneets, which at repeat prevail throughout society, are secessartly tiesareetive of the happiness of all ranks. 3d. That a ao knowledge of human aster., mill destroy all animosity and enter among men, and prepare the way for new arrangements which will lie latrodeted without violent., and without injery to any party. and which will efo.tuaily remove the tease how which all lka wort and erns of society sow pflitfed. 4th, That Out higher sissies in (yoursl no tuner 'lrish to degrade yes; bet in eny change that rosy be proposed for yeas bosseht, they demand onty that odiraotogessitoold be StellfP4 to theta, et least must to those which they pee potent': and this &slit% i. quite natural, it would be potent( you vetoes their situation. sth, That yew now possess aft the we' ll , which on necessary to relieve yeeneletts and )nor descend. oats to the latest period, from the sufferings which bes hove hitherto eaperienced,eacopt the knowledge ees to direct those means. Oth, That this knowledge is whbleld from you only soul the violence of Joe► irritation against yea► iellow.sere 'ball canoe ; that is, seril yes thoroughly esideestaad, soli are intim/reed in all yoa► conduct by Ule principle, " That it is t►e circumstsucim of birth, with sebseqoesit serrneediwg eircemstaaoes, ell formed fer the inditidsal (and over which se. defy has sew a colonists cent roe I), that bare hitherto sad* the past generations of •sakiad tete the us. Siegal austere, salukis' in history, and fashioned thews ep le the preset beer into these localized be. lags of errantry, sect, clam, and party, lobe Row compose the popelatioa of the earth." 7dt, sad lastly, That t►e past ages of the world present the history of Masan irrationality only, sad shot we are but now advancing towards the dawn of retsia, and to the period whew lie shad of man shall be born @joie. New Lainirk, Nardi 2 9. 1519. ROBERT OWEN. FRENGII PAPERS. -..,.ii...- PARII, B.—Her Majesty liss Qerea of Swe den arrived at Toulon on the 43ils alt. euder the title of the Countess de Vitiesseeve; after a ►lay of a few, days she set off for Nice. Ifer Majesty travels in. wait*. Ott th• fallowing day lb. Duke de Richelieu ar. rived iu the above tosses with the Hare• de Dames, Commandant of the 841 Alilitery Division. After ♦isiting this part of the kingdom, t►s Doke, it is saki, mill proceed by wsy •f Piedmont let* Seitartland. Deriug his stay at Mermilles, this establishments m►ick particularly •rt(aßad his amplifies nose the schools of metual instruction, in f f which be evinced the deepest interest. Co Fes. U.—The nviscistions ea farif. entered Joh, betwees the sullied of s Cattails the Divas aad the Caserta of Naples, Spiri,sod Dte s. mark, are laminated. Napier* will pay the same Tsriti as France, and Spain sod Denmark will be sahjecied to lbra terms of that of Austria. Ths Marquis do Keeler', the Freesia Ambassador, lasting cowed to be aerated and kept in safe custody a bead of thieves, composed of Froliclames. Ga. sitars, aad Italians, who bad formed a project of entering his palace by night, it oasis contemplation to try them by lb. °Seers of the Embassy • the dd. ferent Ministers of their Sovereigns residing hero were informed of tko intended measure, end gave their consent to it. It is asserted that his Highness, informed that these malefactors had also committed thefts in varies, shops at Goostantinople, would rat consent 'bat the French &labs's, afield ;nacho its j•risdictios over the accursed, and that he charged the ite:a•Efferedi to forbid, in the most ogress manses, all the Ambeasadors similar usorpatioos open the rights of the Grated Seignior. In commissar* of this, lost month, complaints were addressed to um Divan on the part of the different Embassies, is which the; require, on ibis point, the aecotion of the treaties. It was even alleged, that ;it the case of malefactors, subjects of Powers whose Representatives !raids in Coostsatioople, being convicted of offences against the subjects of the Grand Seignior, rho Tablet' Jodie* aboold address the jorisdiction of the Am bassadors,in order to bring the offenders to trial. ~__' V PAM Ba 11114 rt, Esq. has declared himself • Cots fee &rums : +MP Elective Franchise or that owe, will to 'attached to the • ", IV- I sad perhaps else to the sir -re ..,,,,, Freseisitop, sad Seer- • ,_ • „c - . . . * 6 y , -*, t ..." 111.4.) 144 - VII. •- • 11-1 E STA' pAir tveL. -- 4 StATESMI . lA/ h DO N : 111111 DAT. Argil. 9, 18:9. Gut *lett the lir • n ...Pi of Pnilkinont strisiersid f 44 ills Eisler Reims. she l.•vde lill Thersdey the rid instant, end the Can . 11. 1 1 1 'ill the day psecedinc Wednesday 'he'll,. The Bill for restraining Cash Payments at the ['sok of Ireland soot throash its lest stages in the lions. of Lords, and received the Royal Assent by Coninsission. It will hi obsessed in oor Report 1 the flea,. of Commons, IMt soother dircorrry of Kloction pro fligacy has taktin pleat in the notnugh of Conselford, the discossiosi of splash shoos the dittorent opinion I mitetteined on these matters eithis awl without the walls of St. Stephen's. it It impossible to End leveneg• aolionorale to the' due representation of these installing or olaattions All shame seems pet to defiance by oho* countenance these Honourable Gestleaven derive from oho fee. 'Forney of 11* Willie. The whole seem, on (-oink, se ,the Sparisis tonsil/entice of the clumett.ess or vs pertness el the dellormeney. A committal to Nee gate,holessei, fore few hours will, too dnubt,luerrevo ohs toe iedividuals hew bolter to act their part awe oiler time. Not possessing Isugesge of eel owe sef., lereelly indigneet for the occasion which would all it forth, we most willingly adopt that el a tele.- Feeley, at este better for introit'', end more pleas. log for oovelty, as to the dress la which this monster of corruption ought to Le viewed. We take it from the Iris of the North (Shoffiekl), which, with the Vendee Advertiser, farther North. the Alfred, West, and a few others (would aseeoeld say cum motifs alio), deserve well of their country. The Paper list mentissad treats this delicate sob. jest as fellows : " 81w1148. Tuesday, April 8, IM. " A few levees of the popular farce of Parlia mentary Reform haw. lately been rebeersed in the Reese of Commons ; and beyond rehearse! it caveat he expected that such • piece should ever be ar►ied no that stage. A farce, we base called it, in defer ence to the opinions of Noble Lords and Houser able Gentlemen, who ore personally interested, and proportinnably Imitated by their share in sekiag op that medley of grave sad gay persons'', who are facetiously called the Represented'', of the People. Bet if Porliameetary Referee be • force in St. Ste phen's Chapel, beyond the walls of that privileged place it may vow day become • horrible tragedy, according to the prophecy (which we need set re peat) of Lord CIiATHAIII. Prophecies of t►is hind, imagist, ere *sly 'rested as the ravings of CAI. LtilltitA were by the Trojans, at the very time when they were thawing within their walls the Wooden Horse, A I ed with the armed men that were destined to make their sit, a desolation. Bet we are set dispoied to croak on obis unwelcome subject et pre. sent, and while elvers needs se wench Reform oat of the Howse of Commons, we shall rather rectsmetend it to ourselves and ear neig►bours, of whom we do not de , p.ir, t►ee waste mar wards es t►e inter.. bits of the one noose, tor be incorrigibles of the other. " Many Potitinos against the MIMI, of Mershon to the new Parttemerst, hove been presented, few of whi c h here beets pr ed frivolous sad ma riner,' whit. some have excited uncommon attestion. In the rotten Borough of Petters, so notorious was the proeigacy, that the sitting Member, Mr. SWANN, has been 'spelled, and a prosecution by the Arran. Mgt-Gansaat. ordered to be institeled Dirtiest ►is. The wretched beings called freemen, which, in the berosgh.slartg, means shiers, who sold their con afoot's, worth nothiog, and their voles, worth less then nothing, by all thee was paid for them, to the highest bidder, are not, however, to be &than.. chiu e!. bet the elective privilege—thee is, the privi. lege of being corrupted—is to be purified by dilu tion, among a greeter number of marketable cree.l twee, which may make the package too deer I. future, uoless, indeed, and that Is most prohibits,' the only difference be the proportionate fall of Par. liensentary stock, mad totes, which before would fetch five pounds, may be reduced to ifty shillings. It was stated on the investigation of this case, that correption is so inveterate in the Co►nish Boroughs, that it would be as mock as a Candidate's hopes were worth, to leader the oath spinet bribery to say Elector ; all pertiee•woold instantly turn spun his for such an insult es the purify and freedom of Election. " Another adventurer, upon a MIN expensive ocelot than Mr. SWANK, has outwitted himself in 'prude lion for a um in the Iloooereble Bosse by dish.. nourable muss. This Countess, with a most nisi nificent outlandish name, Sir Man•ssui Musts. Loris (no Berglishases sorely), bought disappoint atm at the rote of from 11. to 351. per vote. The set assist Candidate and his Electors have already bees presumed by the niemed Candidate, and eueleted at Exeter Assizes for their patriotic proceediags ; sad in P./neaten' further nesseres, it seems, ere' to be taken against both, sad the Boroogh (Barn staple or Gramposod, we amen tell whether, for both are mentioned, and erre is not likely to suffer any loss of credit by being mistaken f., the other) is to be reformed, probably oat lilt l essee plan as Penryn. It is difficult to issagioe ony thing sore sep►esely ludicrous thou the infantile iestonishenent and ♦irhose indignation oranifosted in the House of COllllllOlll, oo the disclosure of t►at shameless prostitution of the dearest rights of freemen let the Penrys Election, es if such practices hid.oever Ihees heard of before. Sir F. I,tuaDtee, for nitre, at I least, had decidedly the adnotsga over his :looou►. ahlie Anociates, when he declared, with the most pro voking elfrootery, that be could neither share in the astonishment nor indignation of the novae, having long ego ►card it declared le that very place, from the highest aothority, that ' arch practices were as notorioes as the sea at 1100111 day,' not in Cornwall only, bet ihrooglaciat the kingdom." , _ . ... So far dots a contrails% mind infosa ssitngth into our own, to support itself against this 'flirting, this growing meows span our rwforteneta reentry,— T►N if 00 " sir.drawn dagger," ibis is t►e real poniard, aimed at t►e ►eart of eke kingdom through Its liberties. If Lard Ilisores imagination can fancy, create, and pole. ♦A*I.'RR! so is to Irene the blood or the beholders, Ist his bet portray Ni sellable len. r eser this hellish isseppe, which seeks the best bleed hese the said epistles et the eoestry which has unnaturally given it •aitteeee. As the lirst object of concerts to the country ee.l der its remit tale sod 'dadaist:attest (toying aside the coasiderstion of lieroass) is the Finance of the reentry, we t►ink it necessary to my, that as the I. open t►is subject ore mails oat, and can be made oat ►y' the Clerks in the dillesest Mites, they can be brought Is differ from the troth adlibileas so l as we defy Mr. Tsaassi, who is perhaps the most espert atidtmetielso io the noose of Commons, to detect their errors sad the arts employed in putting them together. In like monster, the band which pats together the several ports of a watch, hos ever accts. rattly coestrocted piece -meal, tea make the whole go faster or slower according to ►is will, by the com mand he has ever the regulator. This regelsinr is always la the power of the CIIAMCILLOR of the Excatouta, who, in concert with the Fran Loa* of the TacAsuay, can wind asp public credit, by public income, sad public espeedi. tare, se as to deceive eves the meat discerning part of the mattes; sod farther, so as we more than fee► to benefttbe least deserting part of his adheresto. Ifaay sae of the reports on this fabled in the Ministerial . - .e • Covent galas, we fel* dobilitsrPriell dill hirtepe i.. Hoe, bet It is Ibe practiced &eft k ( the 0u.1.r to cajole the oethissbllase• et dy e ea as Nlfoister• aball devise, Wag cent dly founded on those csjolleries which we desi•ise and detest.. N..es, the manner we would teat such assettiooa h-thos (nisfi we kepi we ere net enjnal):—lf their @renewa b e tree, thee ought the Waster to be respire! imni.. 'sfiately to repeal, ono by ono, a few 14aes ..t id, bear bard on the poor. If the El 1.., f.r to. stance, bring, in ae many wrillinns more I an eakulated or expected, let the dory on snip be in part or the whole repestel, •hi. Is •oulJ relies• she, poor ersaltersom.e, and thiva , tetteti 14 others. Then lessl4cr or candles ml4h. b.. fis+.l 0p.., for exoneration Irons the happy clots •f las v i n , _ New owlets impetigo' like t his be in.'s ~,i„.,, 4 ., „ t, or talked of at least as oli..cts ready to be t ,k ~ „ p, let the Public call abed for vaplanation on lity nature of the falsehood or fraud, for este of 'het, , it m in he, a n,:let the preperrinishment accordingly be ind.cied on the cheat she it lies. Sbuoltl„ however, all tern oat as the Gender says, and the Min/eters iprossi as lunses4 as he iasists apes it they sic capable, we taill readily, and, at once, apologise fur our can locreduNty, and half the happy mammal wheal so mach confidence 1. doe to others. Papers doting the last tea years had been tree, we should hate bees a meet flourishing nation, toeless per Minister, had been the most profligate, wicked. ,and disboerst men ewer invested with pewer and tremor, from the beginning of the world ! Union they had been all Jonathan Wilds, sad professed col purses, • roost base been nnnnn rated from t we.thirds el our tales, sad cousequently from the harden of maintaining swarms of taz.getherers, ender the name of receivers, ezmniners, inspectors, and informers. In abort, ear poor.houses woeld bare been without re. Aden's, sod oar jails without lakabitaets. The Courier of last night eahibits a specimen of trickery, of the resters we are speaking of, sad whose details, could as honest and lisped's! Committee be appoint. to scretioise into them, wools' be found to ah•und with errors, by a little mistake as to a dale, and a small *Mission of an article, which could nut of *sassily be said to beige; to lble sr that quarter, and so ea. In a word, the meltlferiessoess and diffusion, sad, we may add, confusion, prevent the reposition and fallacy la the item, bet which do eel, and tanoot bidder the 'molting homily from denying the totals made up, sad the in. fereeets dedeeed from those vaunted totals. The improvement la &cis* is dwelt on with rapture, though to es a palatal consWeratioe, as it chiefly bears on the poor : bet one main article, which would give the face of this last quarter's accusal a different coonteriance, is, the posting 03,000,0001. applied for the pavlova of the National Debt during the year. But is lite Abstract of the Net Produce of the Ronnie of Great Britain, la the years ceded April, ISIS, 1819; and alas Hoe Total Produce of the Consolltlpted Fend, the Assist Ditties and War Tomes; as also the Total Predate of the Customs and &else, as published by authority (in detailing which at full length we do net think we shook' gra. lily oar Readers), •e fiud the following concluding Item : Total ornoont ro b. prow'rled for by Bill, Agreed " a 16e g..neat Pf•dice of 11 .4 Jeiy t5wirir,,,e6,155,166 1819 LORD GRCY AND ML Fox.—We rather think, that if the spirit of the tale Mr. Fox had been to hover over the floes* of Coweemet be Tooteisf night last, (leap( the debate.. the Doak Redritilliers, bat Noble... sight not bass eesesillonl the INVledr . he was pill, of to shat departed Right liuo. Gen. tlesao, token he said, '‘ howeifer greet were his ra. *pact sad regard for Mr. Fox, heftiest twill (fifes fr. him upon that point, it being still his opinion that ib. Lost proper tows, would hate bens t• tome as Odes in Council instead of having recasts* to the passes e Milo" • The following we 'street from the newborn' Papers : " HANOVER, MARCH 30 —Lett night, the bay of the infant Prinens, daughter of the Doke and Ditches' of CLAIM/ice, was privately interred in lb* cavil of the Chapel of the Palace. 66 Ti.. Assembly of the Stain has promentod 'NI Adder's* ef Congesiolatinn to his Rib's' themes, the Deka of CAMBRIDGE, on Ike birth of lb. young Prince, his son. 66 S•oettiottt, MARCH 43 dee before yes. (why, at nose, the Klee'. Pelee, of Julisnuitilial, In the Park, was set en ire by eareleweese fs heel. ing tke groom His M.i..iy went I. the spot on horseback. livppily, the g.eater part of the elegant furniture sod laintinßs ••; stmt. iLVIA, MARCH 46.—Thi. a lotto, l es s received frees Alsothrins to t►e P. oror•lor, sigh he news that N. AISOVITY4 Von aum et:a bad hewn userdered in his chamber, soil e. 4 Ise loom I • s. velem, 'spiting. olio ass f..iold to 1.. S►voT, frosts Bavaria, Stools! of The. I •{y at Jr ,, a. I i.e Senate ieses..liet•ly closed SAntit'i tosin t.. be ed, and found, mows other Wily. a letter to • Station! of this place, which he art to matt so slto Students. 'llso l'esoessior brok• II open. SARI? declares in it •• that he felt Indeed dose it was diesel fel to wader a assn, bet that h• cook' tint pngoibly leap, witbstand the inky sighed hie., skirls bores tautly urged biro to destiny the betrayer of lit coon. try : dist Ina had long brooded nv.r Hits OOP, lihtek otigiosted with himself, sad soots, s►.d 11.144.1.1 le; the @stemless of it : that they shoots, ono be ......y about him, foe that be hoe, • sole piano to *kick he could escapv." Last oight,st • late boor, a Fiend's* Neil artists& The &Howes' atosmirscis : " FaAll/LTORT, MARCO. W.—Their Ito's' High erases oho Date itesdl Dischess of KIT artised hero the day before yesterday, i• the evettiot Tt• Prince teoterday paid a visit to the C twit of itrotattorch The listeditory P►iweeand Pri octss of BURGH came aftetwatde, sold poi.' • slot to My Duchess of KRIM. Their It •yal ilighnessats set not for England this moroing ; on accosts' of the salsa lion of the Duchess, they aro obliged to trate! by sort stages. " The Agent of ILts percbaem of rlomeine its Westphalia has delivered to the Diet copies of the Papers whkis.ho piesestied last essonin to the So- Treviso, It Alarla•Chapelle, • ills a new Petitign, lit whi c h sh e fultstaiNg phrase is observed,. as showing that his claims Isere ellcially considered at the i" Tb. oodelsigned begs the Met to dedicate sots* instants to the readiog el this M•soorial. lie hopes that it •ill desists hoes it the cousictiam, that Oh* time employed to hereto a decision so loos tweeted, will ..bt be lost. Six months bage again elapsed, and be still waits for the proltised " Beestscs, Aram 3—T ottut) roue persons its this city hive received sownsonses to appear at Pails 1 as witness,' its the trisi of Cantslion and hkrimot.— • The French Minister Of Jut , ire tent them to Viecolsot Vaittleattoot, ocurateur.(ieoe►al at lb. S•perialr • This OW, of course, will be carried otter to neat I Gouts of Justice at Bruiseis, is hu caused them to he quarter, sod, likes shuttle-tuck, sill be forced above i delivered to the witnesses. " the beads of ordioary, calcalaten b' the Ministerial the summons dues tint run like those de , livered to witnesses who are in give mid ain the battledore ! I Couits of this kingdom, I. error on pain of being Now, what shall we think of this swift Couatta : prosecuted seconding to lay ; it i. et rely an invite flying over this article, and concluding his eulugista ; lion, slating that it is the duty stymy hotrod MA ou our Fioaacior's skill, and his felicitatioas on our I le "'Ulf this Irt"h bef o re t hea ti b un a l w hen hfr feel . " national prosperity as follows: after admitting that •an y is se g elsed." I The effect of the new 11101111••• Ulf restraining all appearance bad not Messy. been so flattering, L seoee of gol d "i„ („ 8 „ th e B . s a t was f u ll y pe , a ,,p. I he, with a consequential air of offensive exultation, tibie i n th e r ates of 'Rhone isermaied yesterday. says,—" Thevigoer of Width commerce, theactitily Etptrienced brokers tied pieliclest that a decline of Beitish ingenuity, were checked, bet not relsami, most tittelltetflY;felleter bat oelte 66 "°t itteholle pro end still loss destroyed. They are now shaking off pared to espectth m at lb. f r ail eenr w e trold em b b e el oo w vapid • eens it the obstacles as 6 dew drops from the lioa's muse,' h.+day i and l le a y st tfeo res.loy Ls not lies ikon. 11 iter 7s t l ent. and will go forth In all their sledge ene r gy, diff u sing agori ,, st this country T...."depression comuseve al ell the opulence of their resources through evety clime, Tu.soay, when . 1 Modem, of the nreame• wee end pouring into their Country's lap the rich hermit Itelletelif Peterieett r yesterday it Imlay so MAC of their toil, oho alliernt returns of their skill sod that in Ilaerbergla bills a fall of um per cowl. took. peneeeteme: , The eetepeettee of the deco drape I splacseesem f sit the l e n s a tmtal :M b 'FM: ta t iness. he °rein sad the me and the lien's mass, the writer bad already Weird l It is in eenimapla l tinn to sake Plymouth an Aisles his readers with a few days ego; but sineeCir F. Boit. To•n ; a memory that would as.eredly rum of lite.* DM so beautifelly applied it on the Bastinp of Miltry to its mules' neighboothoud. r. , ..