The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-01 00:00:00

A RADICAL. P. S. Befogs my departure to breathe a freer air in France, for the cement half year, and to eke not ass slender half-pay daring that period, in a country where oppres.ive taxation is unknown, let me here Add a few purling words. The late royal red Bible has just beers converted, by some Itedisel imp or other. to a black Testament, which, since the ap pearance of the first numbers, has been working more Soros:lt-066k miracles ►han ever were performed, according to the testimony of either the old nr new books, which bear that sacred name. Glad tidings, or the gospel of political salvation, was rimer more wanted then at this momentums crisis of national af fairs ; I would, therefore, humbly scggest that a =hilt Testament should forthwith be composed, der the auspices of the NrstrEsmiss, consisting of all that l'atmc, CARTWRIGHT, COCllltalt, Woo- Li:t, (;ANI.III.C. and of ber•, have ever said, or written on the score of setf•deniel respecting ea• cosebles, either in the eating, drinking, or smoking war, but arranged on a es stemstic titan that every reader might understand. To this could be subjoined the penny subscription scheme, as modelled by Dr. WATuON. who might pettier lend a hand to organia the whole in the form of a cheap pamphlet, to point oat the big) rood to redomptioo by the savirg g•ace STATEA - NIAN. pbysleol strength enough left In moth.. heart against the undeboachod revolts' of t he life awl hlood-men ; and so far ate the Ministerial prints from declining the menseed confiiet. it is the soil constoonation they would be its raptures with, and, to them, the sooner it begins the boiler. Vermin of this specie, are nevertheleist more crafty than noragenos, for sot a reptile of the throng has yet entered In squeak oat a sellable concerning the projected alf.drnial maks of onset. by sap avid mine, from a enneiction of its irfallibilitv and elaighty power so desert,. every 'molted of demovelisetlon and flak of putridity lit skin those grubs etc engendered, as the sureties 'of the swarms of locusts. esteeplllare. better. ninths. and intent, that base nearly Patin- Neighed she leak Of liberty in Europe. No, no; they are all silent as thu IMO about Ibis WI , &SM. resistance by the l'eople, not one of whom. whether Feeders hr followers, can be scorched So the approaching Tennison of en attire sending army sod a rosin poptelatiew, determined to re. mow, every thing but the pithiest fare till nab lesk•stastern surrender at discretion. An awful eve !Holing of this Wore to the Ma-eaten would cres t. ru afcnlthu in she Chien+ and State Constitution, a. I'y law •-tahlishal, which would laugh to seem all the rostra of the Grereirtswent Quack Doctor, mod his apnatsa lohiolly-boy SLOP. which they are both able and willing to prescribe, with considerable ef. (vet. for that physical ablest, termed mein force, men the financial mot wren in Coctstan, Worming, Call.ll.CS, sod ay contemplation begin visibly to work on the funtiamontata of the Holy AUimace, and she lengthened restores of line blockheads, who art stupid enough to coonteneoce it, or any, not less ohm& imposition. Your liberal colones being in general open in all portion, lel ino 'Moody recom mend the insertion of Dr. TROTTER'S famous &c -tries., and ativire on several Recieeable lasstieo, which will be found quite opropor in the last Dwarf, and most, she/e'er preen al, become a block dose indeed to the radiphobial cur of she Neer, if not o biller pill to the fawning puppy of the Old, limes; 11.• saddest deg, perhaps, in the whole park, is the nefolmers heels. That mastiff is a cynical Jan's. which blows hot and cold with she same breath, end, thegefore, sinerres to be knocked on the bead by the bounds of both side,, to say nothing of the lashes which the time-sei wing spaniel merits from the cosi gator% stud whipper.in on the part of the miserable' inotooymen„ w horn this CILIISERUS donated In dash and slestroction long ago in • Court of any thing bet jostle,. Verboos sot, she spectres of thy persecuted !wising may, in their day of victory, tise in a more toogible form than the Cork-lane ghost In call their' petty tyrants In • 1109• ft account; young 'Hala l should he no Es guard, lest the 4111, • f the fathers be visited by nespereterl self denying Reformers on' their 'Welsh. 'MIS. who remain blind es beetles 'a l self•pteseivatien, pending a bald* that has .5 last 'become inevitable ; end if cistolected on prudential almonds, the result in favour o f Ifotornt most he suspicious, which is the origin of the affected taciturnity of Whig mod Tory Journals, on tbW truly abusing and delicate topic to the fear mat-I nepotists of freedom and poser, coming fast is I contact with the great mass of follow mortals, talsetl lave neither the substance nor shallow of buds-right es Englishmen left so console them. We must tam o'er a now leaf, Sir, in this political strife, wish no I intention, however, to offend real Reformers, whose immediate dangers and ptivatlons ere and sill be so. veiny felt without adding the sot, evil of disunion *boot shier, compared with their grand nh. joie', are light as air in the sight of every horn% mass ilunfiretl4, nay ihnit ands of Reformers have, like Al . hews', W orsow, Slit/MIN, Dm had Skit hoots and yeats of trial in the sante nose, floe which they have probably escaped by deserting their natise horn berme the iron talons of loral per. *nation were able to level them or their families completely with the dust ; and dire necessity Mt forced t' em for shelter from the pelting of the pitiless, storm, iittn ports and places. is hence it amain be she WOO. of cruelty to drag them prematurely out es useless victims on the altar of Reform, which would, In print of fart, suffer mods more by the imprudent sec.ifice, than it possibly no gain from the opinion, Ibis all ate boion to vindicate their love of Reformia lion by her Son hs of useless hilltops, even baste their titre. who hair shindy stood the brunt of mole ordeSs than env. The best way on encourage pe - sel) tea to liberal sentiments is to &mantese that those olio have Imbibe-11 them are not unneensarils consigned to misery or despair, in their public, pri grate, or domestic concerti., which might thus by Itnnwertet l In a hell on rush, in lien of a teapots!) as) lam from she fens of despotism, were every Re. former to lie dernositced as a coward or turncoat. rneeely berates his seal has been cooled by the chilling blasts of poverty that hate been howling an• braid by others thronti his dreamy duelling. Such a person pines not alone in penury, but all his de rodes* are *objected to so much pecuniary I. nm his ..boosions politics, that were lie to subscribe the sinaltrst sum openly in behalf of ruined Re formers, he would first be upbraided by his needy telatives for the generous act, soil neat his ma• besot employers would immediately deptire him of all torsos afterwards to render cognates justice to himself or retainers, by at once dismiss. log the radical wretch from their service.—Let Dotter War.oo and his compeers ponder well on These bit s, before they spin arraign their brother politicians at the tribunal of iheitefellow tines. for such the majority of Mitres are at this die. and will contuses. so till relieved from the base thraldom by Universal Suffrage and Annual Elections of Representatises by Ballot ; but we beseech those personages le consider ell I ban said es :he fruits of filendship, since it is my slaty and interest to dig. claim hostility so any individual on our side for his petticelar mode of thinking or acting in the dialing struggle for all list is dear to man as a social bring. may conceit. a Meeting in the ern sir, a or assembly-room hest calreleted for the oh. jest in view, and they will act accordingly ; while I wish also to preserve my choice el small concentric clubs, composed of scores at most, as the places best adapted for the proserulion of the selfolnial scheme, In a s t ele that soon will pervade the whole thinking Est of the body politic, into which our wives might ally be incorporated, es the best instruments .ing it into general practice, after convincing only of its practicability, but its necessity, at the one safe WOOS left to prefers Reform. with. net frostbite trouble. **pence, risk, and kat, not least. the civil or military mintage of the combetents. *ea delighted with the intelligent mind, rit °found tweasech, and legitimate dash's of yew, Berkshire Correepondioss, R. C., evinced in hia well.•ritten legthile on the reciprocity of taxation and Itepriesen. Sado% /knee be no mesas so cristfident of the in terviewee which she able wrier and yourself drew from the premises embraced. lA.. liberty, En d (+starter are infinitely sonic valuable than property of any mt. Non, if Patliaineolt, convitstod as they are, can lordly subject those imertimable jetrrls to loss by their formal Act. or Bolls for an indefinite period, and until they are reveled by the lOW or subseneent Patliamenta, 1 Can perceive nn law or rule in issittence that shall impair their assumed em. nipn'ence in defence of money or monies wnrth,asthis would expose an initpitnes prefetence to vile trash, squessaed in whatever seep from the aubjeci's purge by the complicated machinery of governmental finance. The question to inticition.dy started by 13 C. resembbit those entishintly quoted (tom 111.1CK•TONE and Magna Charts, but tald.ll I fear, when stied in oar Co.,'', siltexpetience the •ease fate, as the pet. rind ha* g o ne by for the spirit which moved Jude Whits to threaten the SP: aILER, titere the ahnl• House in hie belly, with instant confinement, on a memorable occasion, long 'ince burled in oh. livion by the Poishattt of four and more tails nn the Bench end Ulf in these (hemostat, slay.. never perhaps to be tensed by what 11. C. or any of the letters in the alphabet can plead for the can. demnation of broken charters, coustitetions. and oaths, by one or the whole of oar three Estates, when their interests and chime are at issue its the Kings Bench, all an evidently under Botoegh. mongering iiilleenre, that he who rent mg mill, without any foolish harengee from or G sow on the blessinv of Tteati-n, A aliened Debts. and Sinking Fonda, garnished with a plebeian ttain of Sarin Hants ! A few earl' write,' as B. C. anal those who have already volunt-ered their pens in the Muck Du:arf and the Reputlican. could imm.. ',timely opting a mine ander the 'grope holds of hydra-headed despotism. which %veld, by owe oz• plosion, blow the to slows, and pave the way for passing r_AaTU RIGHT'S •' Bill of Rights and Liberties," by the very men who Ism Session 'cowed She name and all mention of the most moderate Re. form, peen from their present• with disdain. This would be an act that would be the only mesas left for convening a free and fell Ilnute of Commons, delude a jure, et one and the same time. •ithout the amrlltt.t uproar or confit•ion in any part of the coentry ; antl an event which would effectually !Peal Intetrceiltitins Quake's, like friend flute, so cos., plaisanils quoted by h•ei teed Points, that canting Is wholly nit the side of those m•shronms„ eke de. ,clue their belief of the Isbotiout poor of Eealand ,Ming mere beasts of burden. which want en mere ' than feud for their ',Pities and clothing for their barks, in their humble vocation of hewers wood and deo w..rs of water, fair such humane seastegs as But.? himself, who, of coarse, thinks that the mobiltly have nothing to do with the law• bet to obey them, •s Is , indsmeo anal sites !id the day of their &silt If the swinish multitude in this prim Q .•kee's esti. motion really are to tietriceble as to despise (stinted freedorn, when restored et so inheril.iire to them by a fife Parliament, they will truly deserve their pre tent Int, and may well be left unpitied in wsiln• i l ls the mire of helly.fells of meat soil drink 'tete day of the "Perk, with a tiabbith test for making a decent Paternal appearance on the Lord's-day to boot. Whenever I coeten.phoe the (mouldable ar ts, of Tories, %%'higt, anti Hems W Ingo, opt•••• d tea, the Radicals alone, my heats almost sinks within me at the dreary proved, and were (he specific remedy of lioivorfal stlf.tlent ing Societies tint to go rrb my imagination, I ahnuld fall into a fit of deep deep'''. especially when it iterident ghat oat of the handient• of Jurnels and periodical Pallets, published in the British Empire, ten pnlypziat to advocate !heroes. of R.dical Reform, at the head of which, his bat common jetties. to say, the STATLINAN stands earitalled in pers.. erratic? and feerlesscooduct. Were the tee Prints sow in my eye, occasionally to inter , widener each other's contents, or vette .at length. when peculiarly int.. testing to the great work in view, they *Geld mach teriprocal gond, beside% advancing the declaim of CA I Sated., Anneal Pailiamputs, and Elec. lion by Ballot its a tenfold ratio, which, Om all, can baldly cope with the nearness dinfi-radical scribe', relping at those notions in every peg., and stamping indiscriminately etch person who dam to entertain them, as • madman, knave, or fool, for supposing that any mato, tint a hootehnider, either is worthy of, or cares fur, the elective franchise, if even in his option, every twelve mundia. Go on, and prosper in your patriotic career. Mr. Entrust, for you know sell that omnia vincif twit's, whether from the pen of One wrier or a thottsand,a few more months win esta. WWI that fact, anti in the interim I than probably main a silent tpect•tor of passing ocrierrences, havinZ now niatly eshaemed my stork of observations nn Ilse best way to Were ear led Rights and Liberties. Yost's, ;Or; Of th tron.ficioil for rarryi tote met of temperance in every possible shop, end form. As an appporlis, a compr•henaive method rosy Ito added for the immediate Yohfriction 44 all prnducti►e inter course in trade nod horsiness entirtlltrigifen the un 'prevented vesvals of the three Estates, and 'hog. 'Wanes persons whom ore honest eisnogh to plead in behalf of nine millions of helots et the mercy of one million only. FORFIGN NEWS. Politicians who have watched the movements of the Spaniards. me well at Court as in the country, are really at a loss to come to a satisfactory cooclesion as to the real state of that kingdom. The Gazette de France contains a Decree by the King of Spain. In which his &Neal declares, that the delicate state of the Count De l'AbisbaPs (O'Donnel) health, in consequence of a severe worn.' rte had received in the glorious hstlle of Ahia. bal, rendered it inconvenient for this General to •m. bask in the grand espeditinn ; and that. as a TOTOtTIe MSC , fur tier. il.vniel:u•ss which he had shown for the person of hi 4 Sovereign. his Majesty appoints him Cspinin•Geteeial of Andalusia, President of the Am diens% of Seville, and Political and Military Gov't nor of Cidis. Pant.. Ana. 48.—The King yesterday took an siring to &rewind , . A serious accident recurred on the 27.1 t to the Count de Cat's, Minister of Ihe Interior. Iles Es relleney was riding on the Place Louis XVI., when his horse stumbled, and the Minister, falling to the go...end, received a severe covele•ion on the bead.— ' He was conveyed home in a carriage, and was bled. I It is remarked, that the number of English at Paris has again become very considerable ; they are to be met with every where. I The Minister of the Interior has ordered a marble thou of Joan .''Are to he melded for the commune of Dernrensy (Yellin), her native place. A public notice has been isseed at Boardnue, "tat • ine the means to be pursued by ship-owners, for the purpose of chin trig permission to erne their shipil with the view of defending them against pirates. A letter front Tripoli, dated the 29th alt. state". that Mr. Ritchie. the English Consul at Fezasn, end a kayoed naturalist, bad been attacked by a violent disorder, owing to the 'theme hest of the climate, and that his life was in the greatest danger. Madame Cat%lani was es?ected at Bettin between the 9.1nt0 end lath AVG. 20 —lt is stated from Cads bad, that the Sinlisters assembled there have con certed the means of getteral.zing the measures proper to restrain our political writer.. It is said that a pro. ject h•s been 511.34 agreed upon with regard peril. elderly to newspaper", which will much restrain the freel.m of publishing opinions. Tlir prove will he arm by the different Courts to their Ministers at the njet, *both will coact a teetotal law upon the subject. The publication of the Royal Spanish decree, ap pointing the Count Ahishal C3ptain.General of Ae• delude, &c. is considered es potting an end to the ionfswouraile reports against him, the offices confer red hel4g amongst the most important of the king. glom. I'ROBABLI IV aR DLrrsisSPAIN Asa nu USITED STATES. ft lows been nor opinion for some months that the Court of Spain woottl he an embroiled betw•on Grail Blit•iii and America in the besineaa wording the ce s.i..a of the rtotitlatt, that a war would be the pro. bible result. Fairs slay indicates more plainly the peochant towards this ipso , . The Ilmoet Antreicatt sloop of war, which had been sating at Cadiz to ensile) to the other aide of the Atlantic the ultimate= of Spain, sailed a day or two before the date of the latest intelligence from bat pert, and it was noire:sally understood, nay, almost a certainty, that she bad not the ratification on board. Th. Americana, by their language, are ready for action. Such • rapture would confirm the tarok. dons of total independence in the South Americans. Great irritation prevail, in the United States re specting the delay or retinal of the Spanish Govern. ment to ratify the treaty. A letter from a Spanish Officer to his relation in New York, states that a war with America was coofidestly eapected. The National Inielligencer published an estract of a let ter from Cad's, imputing to the Spanish authorities intentional disrespect to the American flag, in omit ting to display it on the occasion of a g I show of flags, &c. in that harbour. The Nero York Ga. :rite, however, stake, that this neglect grew eat of a miranderstanding or inadvertence, in which the Officers of the llama had their fell share. The Journal coeciodes—"Ao jest causes enough of heart. horuitrea hit seen us and foreign nations will occur from year to )car, let them tot he ceaselessly excited." 111.111 i II ESTER, Auc. 30. Mr. htmlln arrived here from Lancaster at half-past twelve. Ile came from Holton this mo►ning, and was drawn by the popelace about ten miles from thence. They were linked together by their Isat:dv, and in three or four lines of &boot twenty or thirty each; must of them came from Holton; a few from Maorhester met them three miles. Mr. Hoot has passed throegh a sercession of triumphs in his gay from Lancaster. The populace at every place be cause to, slid their utmost to displsy their 'oleo tary homage. As he passed through Bolton, into which he bad been drawn io the stiile of conquest, the coneregation all ran out of the Methodist chaise!, and uniting with his previous followers, attended him to the Inn. Here the crowd gathered so thick as to obstruct the road, end he was solicited to dis perse them by en address, with which regent he complied. In the course of it, be commented on the whole of the circousstances and parties with which he beg latterly been 'Monied, and concloded by advising thee to retire iss peace; the multitude cheered him end qaletly withdrew. The entry into Manche:ter was equally triamphano, isithoogh his arrival was not *spitted. The crowd encrestred ce• . siderably in goierarongli the town. Mr. Chapman, on Inrush ick, headed the procession ; then came the Men drawing Mr. Hunt. Mr. R sight accompanied him in the chake ; then camp Si: C. Wolaely, with Mr. Johnson, in a gig, which was followed by several others, containing M . howl's friends ; the home of Mr. Hunt's carriage followed in the tear. The Peoria shouted at Fortis-esr elatinns, espeeisi l y at the Et. change, where Mr Moot repeatedly eared his hat in esultasion. At Mr. Johns sn's house Om give .eversl cheers, aod clapped their hands. Mr. Pear. .nu was st.ediog it Ms. J hnson's stuns. ;he mount ed one of the chsi.e hoists, and f.dlowed the pro. cession. They slid tint .top tinti: they gm to Smedley Cottage, when Mr. Hunt addressed the peors!e. bat :he avenue was so narrow that was impo..shl• tw get within thus kindred yards of him."—(Orr in. torment left him speaking).- Thus has Magistracy , bestnwed on Mr. Hunt the certain mead of conG. dente and respect which the Public mast always pay I those who suffer injustice and violence in the perform. awn of a public function or duty; the Government bas oven endorsed the claim by its applause of the Magic. !testes, and the above account proves how ready the People are to honour it. here Mr. 11. has a roan ' dation laid for him by his enemies whereon he may establish a reputation which will not only over lay all former defects and indiscretion', bat with cantinas management will elevate him into celebrity, and by ciaising him among distinguished patriot', open his way to the most unquestionable eminence. Ile is jest the tooth end faithfol iostromeut that would bs desired for the promotion of a great cause, provided he bring his mind to act in complacent enslition with she great reforming spirits of the age. We is ill Lint to I itll, houreter, on the opportunity which the Government has again opened to him, sod after the seeress which the Assiles are prorating for him ; that discipline is as necessary to Reformers as to any other hands, and that the war can never he advan tageously carried on if the plans of the Staff is frus trated by personal altercations. There was a young Iturnin, who behaved saliently, and caused a victory, hat yet bit tither afterwards prescribed him foe fight int out of the line. TO CORRFSPONDI:NTS. ••• Th- filter Irons Manetese,r. vr lb she .ig attire I. S i• is - a Imi.s ble No politic adra , trite can po.ottly arite Irons she erveoi,ion of private character. lite biography of Sir CUD -T I --D i• vine u nriiiimci.o with lb.• p rekea r ron•oterailol. Ni. i• it •xitaardosor s that to beg. a lock as the fossils of dm E—s tlitmlJ contain me grabby sheep. The official coodact of the G. wiretap soliaded In in the affair of the 16th of Attgart, i• all that 11, hart toga with. sod all ttat Mileffil• .he Pahl.e. I We hair to apnlegi.e for ram lover rt. which we are C•II. 111f3iPrii to defer for oast of room. It 'tumid be oinking a cat:Anew to particle tar ire it era. °sunup cootairo an exceptionable passage. We hasesor err air, and who hos ans. either protested!) sorb or co vertly ouch soder Ilse groi•e of friro4b ? Pit It U. rrl' bTOCKIS TM.. NA% AT ONE treLOGN• Mak !York 5 per Cent Nosy 10 44 3 per Clio Ilea. iq g 71 714; lodio ISonets 1 Iper Opal. Grao.7l}liii Lang ..rn We 316 Sy per heal. SI kaehenner lila. Ids,. I pox. ' 4 per (CM. Soli Ouratoim 4} pat. Coasol•fer Arc ;lithe 'l'll IC STA?' ASA I,N. SIDXVOIIie IMPTIMBIIt I. The late shocking occorrences at Manchester mete Ism some time continue to be the first topic of conver sation throughout the Usited Kingdom. The Magill testes have rashly pulled upon themselves a dreadful responsibility. They have acted so incoosisteetly throughout, that their most zealous apologists ate at a loss to what part of their brief to turn in continent iog their defence. blsay persom, spite impa4 list in a po lineal point of view, imagined that they Would rest their justification for the dreadful severities towards the assembled people, upon the ground of their not sepa rating in consequence of the itiot Act being treated with contempt. That idea is now, however, very generally given sp—indeed the proceedings by which Mr. Mat has been libeta•ed tin bail remounts" all plea of the kind before spoken of. It will become a very serious enquiry how far the Commander of am Yeeinsn•y followed the ditecti. a of the Civil rower, r how far he acted upon his win impulse, for it is impossible to call it his owe discretion. — Rashness. indeed, in every tying emanating from power, on the dread subject before at, appears to bare taken the place of prudence. It is ant as if the nation had been presioasly and unhappily involved in a civil war, sad that one portion of an army on either aide had to mop the deaths of relatives, Meads, or comrade', who had fallen by the arms of the other. 1 The whole proceeding, taken as a suite o f ep-rations, following a previouss plan or resolution, exhibits to myth the air of a military ruse, that we cannot feel easy in oar minds, nor oar fingers be at rest, till the hialvest power, in behalf of thy nation, enters into the examinatien, and upon the judgment of what ap. ' pears to almost every dispossionate was so gross, to 1 shocking au abuse of delegited power. —ems— AMERICAN PAPERS. The Ihrfon Ccoftnel finneeliVe the seperetios if the Moine, which question was decided bye essjoiit, of 9C.GOto 3.:66 Fituu A o x t.AT rf. ICTii JCI.T•-51nCe the wire! of Gen. M•Grogur. from Pert-oil-Prince, he made IPTPraI Pr•ll.llilinnf'o his offizers. Ili, 6 , st war, le proceed to St. Ant tee's, ei.il w•ii the autillalefefilll and ammunition from Fm.lind, which iessronsider•L imptactießbi., not hes iti 4 so 6, ; rnsionng, o ' l `means of procuring • soptoy. Tee rest was, se f they should clu4e of Ilse Ilavauntlk with lb