The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

ennehie rletnnerney, end ■et en erhnocreey ow an ol;nerelly. In conformity to these otionarentr, sty ropinln- 1.. that a Senate for life or hereditary ere both loserhnirsible. " The Istmotiate Elowtoo A Lit!lli was doirreined to orporo SO ISlPSPditaty firurio, as well SS OOP for, life. He mid South Amorin ass rill .floartiog from lb* •ffects of billet) trio, soil oSe artist veils of de. wonted, could not sink it lower In the scale of chi. lila ion thew dee: ntirm had done. A Monarchy war Itet contemplated by the declaration of indepooff emir. sad it was not orleirthle to graft Monarchical sryirstiort open • Republic's stork. Give ever) Too•srlian scope to aspire to the highest humors "I I the iram, arobsolf lose woold prompt the rising ge. iteration to gratify itwof far disables epos to 'Tog crl.it•torl mind gifted with taloa, : this he thoeght mar the was to poise the ostioesl ISSONPfI of that bolvfal cop of wish which • postiferoul tyranny had polloted them. This Patrician Order Was to be emitted, it were, for the good of the people. Oh ! aye, verity iMei royally does is for the good of the people. Taves are imposed, den. peons are closed open moo possess/we awe than a coovenient decree of knowledge end spirit ; heads ore lopped s/; •caffolds are wade t• Wed coder the "'eight of their Action; inquisitious ale established always, yes always, for the pod of the people.— Tiro cot-throe, Proclamations of Fertliaded *ad his eatreps, gravest!, open wide teastebiat oboe( he pad of she pro*. An Ileaanrsbis Deputy bad isouneserl the propriety of considerlog whether tracts of load stook* oat be ranted for the mew Disobeys, and ma or three othereircumeteoces he (Alter) did wet thew remember. Ile thought it would be a east' deal more creditable to devote their time to derby the means of paying if the three or Nor millions of dollars, which the Stale owed to a score or two of iedividosi*. lie erincloded a very dreg speech by repeating his intention to oppose every motion for any Sestet., authorised to sit 'levied s given somber of leers. 66 The lbw. Dr. RAIIOII lONACI OMINORN that 'either his profession au his temperament ad mitted of his reckoning spew having succession to lien.4t by se hereditary Smote. lie should, never. Shelves. Nippon the motion, for he was willing to give tin the ideal parts of liberty, if by se doing he (*old preserve sobstentiel freedom. " 6 Dr. ANTONIO MARIA 1111111111110 thought their the (Are ta6 Senators might be mak elective in err lain fsmiliet, slat if the eider wore net the most wor thy.* jut.inr brother might be ebosen. " The Senor A [Aims (iaterrepting him).—This is my meaning. I a sot the &goiters to be elective in fend- lies--bat nut of the tee great families of Venezuela and Granada. I want to see the most worthy of those lon people, this vast family, selected without I soy referent., in whit fathers they sprung from. " Dr Dessert° cnottisoed, that be was not en. to see an hereditary Senate where the lacers mien might be so modified as to place the most war. thy of the family ',titled to th. Wooer in the Sess. tads! tint." NOCK or STOCKS Tlll4 OAY AT MIK O'CLOCK. Amel ?seek 5 per Gene. New, 101 ii 5 per riiii. RM. hells Mode W. Its. pr. per Cr*. Crew :OW loser Am. 111 pee Cele. P4rehoq err RAI" S 4 3 dia. 4 per Om. Oseeisee 314 r Ceeselefer Ace. 1014 THE STATESMAN. 11101111 AT. The Triumphal P►ocession of Mr. Hurt into Loa. don this day, will Necessarily occupy the mind, of the citizens and its other inhabitants, move than soy event has dose for a long time past. We would we toad onside. it in the light of a complete triumph, or oleo am oration, but there is much to be amassed achieved before we can sing to Pawls, olds effect from the heart. That the hero is not overcome him self we may safely my, and solidly rejoice at ; but his wales, tad the enemies of liberty still live, sad are " prosper**. Gentle•en," basking unde► the sowehine of sentosszton. thing% Mob ger fel Infivelice. Rot although we neither seggested, nor at but approved of ibis triomphsl entry into the 'Met►opolis, yet se freely confess we thigh it may effect some good and comae do any harm, as it VW inspire the lower classes of As p►ople with au Idea that they are of some weight in the seals of human beings. They have been, Heaven knows, l too long left out of, or pet in the beck grand of the victors of the social compact of England. We east heartily mists we coold contribute to elevate them la their ova mad in that of the esteem of those who have been usually called Mt* bdters. We have, however, wirer failed to assert, that the DEMOCUACT of the Slate is the hest sod immodest pare of the edifice.— While Carthage was soder this wholesome indence it passed five hundred years without a kooon insur r•ction. What country on the faro of the globe, where an aristocracy or oligarchy bas tasted, or don psis,. can say se much ? To those who sneer at Mr. lIIINT for consenting, as they say, " to be the poppet of a jacebinical mob," it is bet justice to retort en them, that their motive for saying so arises from pore chagrin, and his for consenting to It from that of a desire to promote unanimity sad propagate congeniality of sentient among the Radical Reformers. le this Newt, no one can say he so. lici?ed this &Onetime; be would have declined W— IN is in character identified ebb the cause of Re. form, and Isis person is In a measure at the disposal of the phelanzes of Reformers. It would he is vain for him sew nem le resist—ho is enlisted In the cause, and is at the dispel of those oho are se ear. west in its prosperity. They as much as tell his that be must, Nolen rolens, sustain the high honour, sad to submit to it in tie words of the dramatist, rill have se Cog, why fate easy crown is in the people's hands, end they wUI met quit his. 13, 1819. be teems 1 666. IN MIN 10 " If fete lei we." Ile I U. Initiate The original outrage at Ilsochrater is aggraysied and 'crowd io its horrid &fon roadie err. In the.firat fashorp, the Magistrates *Ore meet sod garb ; and moo they are, io e lumastert, shook% thematites irritable sad k even is the remote of s corpse. Every _au ollicial &moles, co the spot, coo would theoght, would betake himself to reflection had passed em the 161 h of August, and , aestivated the muse of lb* esotmity of that fol day. It is marvellous that the Coroner district shoold mot know his duly baiter wed his Cletk to hold en Inquest over a ' especially over a body which had ems by soder cheese...cis of so much susbigeoes slam of tans. Perhaps this arks,: Carew ...distend to learn bis duly from a Joon. h. that OS it ash we shall 'toter* to teach Be it known, tben, that elm a Cormier chows for any County, or Division of a Count ho too act in every Costal of England, Mire person buts Coveter legally sleeted • Cormier soy wiper.. Tberefote, if • ' MA, or premised by say ether sellielest seer, from holding as Impost, hi cannot appointaoy depelybet snooker Cormier legs I lyelected for theme's., or Done Other Mulct er County ; end an Aflame, way jest as legally send his sift, or his footman to Mild as Impost as hi. Oink. The office is a judicial see, god caneot be ezer.eted by say Depot? who has not an hatherity real to the principal. As well sight the Cuts, Jessica •f the King's Bench ap. point for his Deputy the Boreal/brier, of hisochesier. This is well-kaowa Isle among all men what know law at all : bat the sahject was brought to the tat in a ease thee occasioned nisch, very much ccccc rim lien, sad even shimmy, widths these very few ra f t at Lincoln Assizes, when the Judge of that Agouti, Mr. Baron GRAHAM, professed the highest sloe at an occurrence precisely similar to that which bus just takes' place at Manchester. A Litly, the wife of an officer, pot a period to her existence this morning, about eight o'clock, with a clump knife, by stabbing herself on the ',Aside. Thera is *very reason to believe she committed the mashie ender the influence of derangement, as she ran oat of the Garrick's Head, opposite Covent-garden Theatre, into the street, not half dressed, when she perpetrated the deed. Mr. Gams, the surgeon, was imme diately called, bet to ao purpose—the Lady wool expired. The corpse was taken in a shell to the pro. per receptacle at Coyest-garden Church. Ditch end liambergh Mails arrived no Saturday, bringing a series of Papers to Wednesday last, whit* mention the transfer of the Government Ann of ohs Netherland Ministers from Brawls to the Haw Autronts from Frookfort speak most onfavoorably of the solemn fair there; few stutters bad visited k ; and it appears that the natters which tuna rurally ou the Jews, tended itt this instance to affect the interests of commerce. Loners from Vienna state, that She military meant*, now weig hs' by Austria to be the necessary consequence of her relative situation with regard to Russia, whose from. tiers are contiputo to en extent of 900 English mites, adding, that every thing indicates the most cordial understanding between the two Powers. Couriers have been dispatched from Carlsbad to several Cutts, with the resell of oho Ministerial conferences. The Paris Papers of %Valued', and Thursday have bean received sincosor last. The Noniterr. its noticing some repairs god improvements in the Ball of the Chamber of PPM., Items, that room will ho used. for forty mere Peers. The Journal des Metals asks, " Are we to he menaced with another ()rill. f the sth of Much ? Iles M. Illt LIANAPITI more brothers.in.law or cousins to dispose of 1 Is this only a throat Wended to pretest any new pso. position of M. BARTUALAMY ?" The following is an retract of a letter from Boar droom, dated the 4th inst. :—" Captain BOCRICAUT, commanding a French vessel, has modes declaration before the Mayor of La Trate, that on the 2lth air. ho was chased by a supicimis vessel, which came op with him, mad was hailed (io French) from whence ho came, and whets he was bound ; that on being answered by Captain BOVIIICAUT that he came from Marano, and was bound to La Teeth, the vessel discontinued the chase, end stood oat to sea. On the deck of this I shoot SO men, dressed in dif ferent colours, were observed, and Capt.in BOUM. curt believes her to hive been an lemon Spaniels American privateer." Letters from St. Thomas's. of the 991 h Joly, ear. roto.ruto the report of the fall of Barcelona to the arms of the Patriots. They farther slate, that the expedition from Margurtta, antler the command of IiADANLIA, had effected their lauding, and advanced to the attack of Coruna. A letter dated ingoovill• (nur Havre), Aug. tS, 1510, says—" Tito vintage of this year will be so prodectivo throughout France, that an immediate re. diction of 50 per cont. in the price of wises is es. peeled ; but the heavy ulna in Joly so completely laid the corn that the wheat will not averse mere than 5J11). tN Whichaatcr bushel, ia any aff the provinces." Ott Thursday, the Russian sloop of warWorstock, Capt. Butstosuonsu, accompanied by the store. ship ?dirtier, Capt. LAAAAgff, sailed from hymn ots a voyage of discoveries to the South Polo. To.mor. row be Imperial sloop of war Otkryith, Capt. WA. ✓ictor, accompanied by mho storo.ship Blogosand. react, Capt. Suitcase term will sail one 'truest discoveries to Doting's Straits, via Sandwich bloods. —(Porlimosdh Paper.) It is said OM our ships of war on the peace setal blishmeut are is rotor* to shift their stations, so se not to remain mere than a year on one steles. Thos,if they begin in the Channel, they ars to servo owe year 'ls the West Indies, sad ono year at St. Beim , ; or SIM leer in the Me diterranean, and one year in Smith Asioriee. By this regulation oar Officers and ass. moo will be more inured to thedifferust climates, sod obtain moon perfect Moyle* of maritime pope- Phl. • weoliliatb." —Mr. Hunt wee fly •ewpcted.l. lie left Barnet at toile, o'clock, and wai thee es his way in join the worming. The numbers already collected ate literally immense. The road is throoged with people; the Ines. palings. bosses, sod churches are covered with *perkier!' ; every avenue from which a glimpse nn he obtained k filled.— In emery direction the multhedt is increasing...—• it seems to be a universal holiday, and every man waits for the arrival of Mr. Hurt with feeliogs of iudescribable interest. A report is entreat, grounded, we Is,ve reason to believe, en good aathority, that Mr. Cohltert will skive hi town time enough to be present as the diviner. Whet have the silly adherents coiruption done ? They have placed Mr. llent on an easiness* tufo' , indeed. His owe wise and admi rable ter!tiort has sobseqoonely completed what they began. From the disposition of these *boos we passed es she read, the are satisfied not the slightest disturbance will originate with the people; sod after all that has taken place, we do not fear that the Mails. testes will dare to violatealse mete. Oa the carriage in which Megan. Witten and Thistiewood ride, is a lad whiskers on his heed the scar of a long and deep sabre wooed he received at Manchester the 16th Aug. The people, we repeat, are not tumaltooosly disposed but they require end expect, that the perpetrators of these aerncitks should be brought to condign punish. sent. We beg to arldo that t the Commit tefeasnagieg the Procession are distinguished wish merle favours and while wands, and are actively sad itealeesly employed in preserving the strictest regularity. The Procession is 'sported to reach the Crown and Aachen Tavern, as sit o'clock precisely. SECOND EDITION POUR O'CLOCK. Th. crowd coutineed to ineream throughoet the whole line of road, notwithstanding the multitudes that were defiling towards Highgate, whirl might be said to hese perfected the line from Holloway to Highgate. Every person coming from that quarter was ingelsitirely questioned es to *bat he knew of the great mass mite; at length a commotion was Ay/reed at , a distance ; It nee nearer, and cries bops le ascend from all sides—" It is not him, bet a friend of his (Mr. Wausau), mounted on a grey steed, trapped wish red ribbons." 11. aneeenced that Mr. Hunt was two miles of, and delivered the following note, directed to Dr. WATSON and his hien& : DE•a art►log proms ety pies dime Caswell Stiffs t. SI. MOW,. end direct to the Cr.... one Aerbar. Wes awe sal ree-eli our ewe Wisp., het meet art (et the p►lle pee. Firer) real Fried of Liberty ewe do that w bleb • ill primate et row. and knee self sratittname set of the 'me i Ohm l Mote atoms doer this.—Year's, HENRY HUNT. 't Bawl. Monday Voraieg. The multitude pressed resod Dr. Watios's carriage. and when he had done reeding, expressed a hope shot the procession week, persist is moving dews Oty.road, es the whole line was thronged with view 'species's, who bad prepared to do Mr. Hunt fewer at his approach. Dr. Wallows replied that tboy would leave Mr. Hunt to determine for him self. At length, at e few minutes before 3, lied after being 00000 aced by everal heinous, who coursed at one another'. heels, Mr. Hunt's carriage op.. preached. The rood then Weise agitated with ovoid basil*. The multitude which bud 'droved . to meet him refereed with added heats, their numbers being absolutely obtained by the distance, Mr. II noir might really be said to come " like Ocees with all his waters," A shout arose and was prolonged through an immerse portion of the line of march.— Mr. Hint moved from his travelling vehicle into the tqaipago which had been prepared for him. Mr. kloorhoose, we believe, is the only wiener who oe• composite him. After passing thresgh the living lines which reached down to the croas.roods, we took temporary leave of the procession es it set down the Cifproad, like a vest tide, every pert of that also being previously oecopied by persons of all coaditions and age., within end without the houses, epos very part of the pavement, and is all the avenues, where eves the bops of seeing him could be eatwaised. Thereto new in an orchard belonging to Mr. Wil• ten, farmer, at Alembe, seer Box, in thi4 comity, On apple-tree in fell blossom, sod many of the ep• phi set. being the second crop this lases.—( Bath ihroid) - tont/ pirtlos tip We will tappos►, therefore, that 200,000 people ' leave off drinking tea, the duty span which is cent. per cent. which doubles theoriginal pike of the article to the Politic, the a•. will stand thus : Soppose 20 people drink Geis poems& of tea in a I week ; that would amoont to fifty peends a week for a thoesand people; which will be foam, in amount to the almost incredible quantity of ten thou. thousand pomade a week for the 200,000 people. We will now take into the @sterol the price of I the article ; and as it la most likely the fermate( pot. lima of the 200,000 will be-eraring what is commonly termed eke loiter orders, we shall see .bat the mina lb magnitude aro able to accomplish opts° tho lowest scale : we will, therefore, 'oppose the price of the I pound of Tea lobe ale ihiliinge, the amirout of the 10,000 pose& would be 30001. sad as the duty is cent. per cent. the libelee In the people 'sold be 13001. per week, or 711,0001. per year. I hams only one observation more to make, which it, that if the people halo the poster of accomplish ing thus match (end they may even more) upon one article, what could they sot accomplish by a good I l understanding awes( themselves with respect to ail the other articles. A MODERATE DRINKER OF TEA. Altheeek we ices the elver el, of tee drank h a week by meaty weeple eveteetreberd (er they esamet be liken* writer . - ainderdle tra-4riekert). lei we yhdly loam ear Coreetpand eat's letter, Ware tie preposition., If earned late fleet.. U stet et4y e. ettitate to estates as at•estina la the claims at lietase. Mt a dhalaisliel cerastiptiaa at tea wet Laep o.ett of the review/ soak at bane. stare the laore-tdowets 1e Chiwa ate ahem %holly ia sped'. awl et that 'Awl, taker.-6a.) latelligeece recoiled of so late a date from Ma thid as the VP% ett. afStas, that toe of the mast fe. woof ed of the King's Ministers advise his Majesty to NM the Treaty !frothiest's, Florida. to the United States. The (allowing has been widely placarded ',weigh the Metropolis: — NI. HUNTS PROCIDISION THIS DAT. The &Rewire( is. we antheritaad, the owlet at precession loeed Imo besd-qsarters, •• Mr. Heats entry hen Mem this day : A Horwmaa, with ibe emblem of " noisy y" • beadles( girlie satiporied by • troop of feet and benesrs. A Green Silk Flag. with raid Mime. and Irisb Harp. In ocriptino—•• Univerwil Civil and neliciaiss Liam+, r berm and sapper ed by Ma Weenies, wad asaiersas ether Footmen. A Basil d Music.—Sis lisesemes. A Scarlet Silk Flag.—laseripiire„ lu gale losers, I. Ileac Ike Heroic Ciampi* of ldherty." 11. neat, Esq. seated in • imadasim. draws by sit berms, demented wi b Sentlct Ribaudo. • while Fing. **rammed sad bordered with Crape.—lneerip ties. is blark Wins,. To the iraiun.4l aiewary .4 Mr Reformers answered at Manchester. A.R. 16. ISIS Six tlariats mid Pairs. is • Mali are perms& fried. et Mr. Hew. Greer at Foremes.—S z lloreesses. A White Silk Flag—lascription... Trial by Jery." A Carriage, cowaieleg Wartea, taiwieriaet, awe Prvq.a. Greeiti.f 'Wows. Three Chariots awl Pairs, hi *bleb are prisms maiteeted it hh the Pm.. A Sky-blee Flag—leseriptirs: ::7ll e Palladium of Liberty,' Fre. • •- - --- Twee elsorkas.. IirwoP• 111 ilonefaro. Ilse old Fl. of " Ilhassrwal Selmer." Ike. Re. and oilier nags displayed at the fesollol44o Merlin, wised silk she asalsisslr. Bawls of Mode. to MAI, op as certain polars. "1W the Cos. weevil% Ilero toss"—" Hole Brausaia"—" R. stow, Nolte flaw; sad " God wee she king." The Prete...lwo sill eiwnweare as I.llstroa. be Twelve .I:Clock...if prweres4 to Fiwelsory•aqsare. atssaareet. 151414.p.b. We-sweet, Illwopside, rowed 54. Passf., I.4.dgite.latl. fires sweet, so she Cross ad As.rbor Tsar..,. Strand, it herr a Darer sill be prostrated as Sas o'Cluet fir Swborribribist 7.. 6.1. a Ticket. The People art reviewed by their Ffiro.4 so coati:we sleek Fatah.. Is% Reif Coley sad Ilareasay, slim they are Ow real Adger's,* u( re:KW, filial% ill, sat Order ; sad are p.a.- iirelarly desired to eared to she 13.rerlina, of th. Comnsitsee. alai will appear silk Nkirie Wands abd Starlet Fateer.. Coals I. atwasog. Part. It-1 be Market are nr.l .ar plied with M bras 6.-day. but trade braes at a stdorwoa .4 : -. , fro. 1.. r 11..nen•'. p•srts.-11.srlet ni law goatalsoa.—%b arse . Pea. warn- ard J., arafrf.—Urfa 1..1... er.—la other as sick. Isto alsenssiott. *beat I. haglads) .... 63 72 they Pea 43 1i New dill,. - • .... ...... 41 • i i Ilion I !Warp) .... 60 70 Old de. .... - Rye(sew) ...... ... 36 36 lick do. S 4.1 Barley .. 34 40 l(Sas. ..... ......... 2i 5 0 New ..... ....... — Fate do. .... Nab 65 73 , Poland d 0.......... 25 '.'a *bat Pests 353 40 Feed do. New dicta .... ....... —.-, row f lout 6O 6 , Mao Roilets .... ..... 56 60 Seconds...... SMITIRIFIrLn. San. 13 —The Menke this www..lng we' sell Bondi. 4 oils. all hied of prime Cottle; psier.ratberSoote slum se. Fralay.-1.,r0b. Ve .1. • ad P..ek, art che-gret. Old II.) onittutto sit ps ire. aal a she sew kJ) Mile alters. 4;o6—Straw lad Clover rather sw she des hoe. The anoesed is a totters 'lateen% of the numbers and pliers at btaflet : Ts she the Prat, per stone of Illbs. Seel •.. 41. 04. to Ss. 3d. I Hews of emetic this ear . Mattes ..4a. 64. to 5.. 4e. Beam. Veal ... So. od. te 6.. 6.1. Iheep sad Lambs Path - ...h.. ed. St to. 6d. C.alvw. l9O Latah....ha. 44. to 6.. 44. nes.... ..... —....... ".;15 lIAT.I6IIIK P.T. Ho, 41. 00. e t s. t i 51. 19. 04. 4.I •HT •••• 61. O. tot. to I. In.. slo. ;Ara r. In 12. Od' \ i aq•-t. • ...„, ..eor ak • s' 1 , . „ di TI II.: sTATI......iNIAN. \ d ... ________ dih . , . • . • every thy I'UBLR; mak or Me. lIUNT isro t; 7o gairAgfrf4teir nr*T.I7IIS.IIAN Redly le the *LONDON. • ' . 1 . aslwo. S• g. 11l Magesitates , Sta,reAtalWar ai repte thee a great per. 1 testy new '. At one • the preseellea for the public it a le y began is abstain beau " 4 . 0 11 0 • 1, sall y wf Mr. neat was swessaislisd ell the Bs " inlet; eatiseable arlielea, at legit es tat urea be y person in net road.. NUM beyond the Hollowsy terapike. wills ail aansaajasas so she woo. thaelaiars I is,. weed bur —it le • 0 0 11 . 8 10 amain t• the " maw ' she. the liberty of eroding yea a calculation upon ion ea what la smother lilt of for Paper, tainting that by a single article, whit! •111 at eon shoo lb. Po.ipi f i d set have a very appeeptlate Mistake of the lutists, the sky blue therms, they pi ... a nsesossmias the id irough. that dread- Isis iblettAed 66 Tile Palladium of Liberty, a Fie* „ o , ig eries nom et say time when they chew,. one' of the Press," mad thowhite lei, inscribed "Total byJory," to pet that power is forte. Ti. article spots ter then to bald bee, both pet la atomism end trimmed sills to . my nsisosalina is ends. Is „soy term. i t body, and eaepe. Whether this has really bees • mistake an mown if the mst necessity, sittssa . °4 i 6.6". by its death ea the pert of the artist, or whether his own sinny Inbesissous soy be found for it, sad all mare us lm" as ilsgswell has se lP sw ' d lbw skessilsw * w ! ! els etee4oeivetekealtlithaa thesriicleittelf. Ass stiasalus net say sot quite elet•le no owe can mistime* oiled toil ; me thosn t esstnsbeissussiinnossibsgesanf , saisca... . ,,, roans, ; bet the blessings ore Feet Press sod Trial by hay, ea II I km node IN fiellowittg ealealetion of whet they etch his li. should ha administered, see am me ter ostil,i, tilt a s i g h t iecom plioll by abets; i f g .r• a the use of Til, er has Wee public Procession of this sort oar sod leihrhilbeir end f thiut I base mot, the coc,i,tion .poet ,he :^611.7,. bet li PP er. '" -de c"".•"7: . 1.6 0 4 1 Witti ss iwessibed lowest possible scale. The 1)4,11111.km of lb. Mee r ... is, bet tbaLoo Heat, the honk Ighaerfiest et 11 ' is • swe. polls, with its seharbs, has been Valid to be little d ems set " I mounted with lie . es P O4 Wordy"." eiwre is , abort of two silliest; I have, therefore, t i ke s wa g CoCenser he :..other starlet mite'muf" o ""'""m l "l 4 * . l. , wiu L .' • tad, sod allowed tke smallest possible pintos tie .~s--