The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-22 00:00:00

-`"" Mr7M . S .. '"'''' .. "' -^ ---...-. .. - r 41 P11T 7 .7" .P . 1. " F- " I" • " • 7'.‘• 4 . . . ~ Pcr Cert. " .... 1 • h..•• Ar • . • _ . . 4.1 ti l A . , / 7, , . ...... . , . '' A., '....--;- -N• •- . )`" 4 • •• • • 6 yr ,'l.ticio:ji ( :";';'44 . . : - : •*. •:# _ • . \''‘.., , t I • . , • ~ •••, - . :\4l/•Y . , . • . ' '1 I. ''\ e . • 'clirt .t Ix -•.ln, ^AA . - . . . _ - ~ ~,.~ ::.*~ ~ ,: ~. C~ +~ , 1 :i J . ..~ } ,~ • :• • LONpON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22. c. 15. No. 3079. PRICE 7(1. .4 • THRATRR ROYAL, DILORY.LAIRR. THIS present EVENING Dec. 22, their ilairities' serums" viRI i.erfionim LOVERS' VOWi. Amelia Wildenheint, Mn.s %tails. • " The Cavue for rhea aiRIPDXN fell he the field, .sd .f ►assr duff OR the scaffold! " : . . LIBERTY OF THII3 PRESS. Thos. Holnie‘ Bolton.- Crown and Anchor Tavern, Stroud, k-Mwors ' 485 0 August 8, 1815, Rehr. Taylor, M. D. Jalo ti eg tu Denn, ditto A T a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the 2 2 1 0 XII LIBERTY of the PRESS, held this day, "to take into Win. Bowker ditto 1 0 . onsideratioa the hest IlleaSlS of affording pecuniary relief to Mr. More faithful ;Ilan fur- D. LOVELL, Proprietor of the STATESMAN Newspaper, for matte, ditto the heavy losses, and severe sateriags, which he has incurred Jnines Hayelden, ditto in firmly upholding, fur a series of years, the invaluable Li- J as , Morris, Wei h - 8 t forty of the Prey, ' I met. near ditto Mr. JOHN PICKARD, in the Chair. j.John Hes wol, 80l- Resolio d, i too-le-*oars Thai it »plws to this Meeting, that Mr. IL Lovell, the Pro. R. Nuttall, Mere-hill, prietor mut Publisher of the STATESSIA a, eminent as an lode- near ditto peniellt SIDIIIII/11 in the cause of Corit owl Religi-ns Freedom, Ellis Yates, Bolton has sustained an itopriA unarm of Four Year. and is Hall in the le-Moors 1 0 Gaol of Na•vrpte. for what base been deemed three s. paean- Robert lies wand, ditto 1 0 LISA!, rind which have been proved not only to have been an- Librrtt of the Press, intentionally libellous on his part, hut in one of the three rases J. 11 " 1 " 11 1 0 the insertion was during his confinement, and entirely without William Southworth, his knowledge. 13 lion-11-Moors 1 0 That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that is is an indispen- A. a Friend "f Free Bible duty on the p.ort of the Advnente s of the Liberty of the Iliscmhion, P. Baron 101 Pressdn indemnify Mr. Lovell bar the losses' he has incurred in An 011 Inhabitant of maintaining Iris Trendy and inflexible patriotism, and for his &skim 1 0 unwearied anti firm amnion of the Conptitutiowil Rights of the Thiess Cullen, ditto 0 10 Pe. , ,,1e during the whole period of the publication of that A 1411,4 to the Li- 1 Y;4l!rial. berty ref the Prees s eln. 010 1 hat these exertions of Mr. Lovell in the cause of i.iherty, A Ftitiol 10 Catholic , . John Haslam. ditto Truth, nod Justice, independent of his srifferinev nail losses en- Em""clintlillas ditto ss. 6d. title him to the marked ;mention and support of the Puillko 10 and that this hiertine. accordingly feel great pleirsore in pro- Thaw. Lee) ditto 010 muting aunt recommending the• Subscription already commenced I , lu his behalf. .... To which will he roltiett. for the 19th time. PI Now Mtwicol Fireei called MY SPOUSE AND; I. 1 0 1 0 Satutday, The Merchant of Bruges', or Beggar's Bosh. Tuesday, George Barnwell, witti a New Grand Pantomime. The I)<wies In he opened had 6111. See . n'ciock, to Ge. gin lit half pain six. • . Roses, is. s -Second Prink 31643 d..:. Second p r i,e. 44. Lower Galli4y, ; Beissad Price, is.—Upper tillle)v, 14.: Seireassi Prig*. Vast . • . . 1 0 1 0 n 1 0 i • THF,ATIE-ROTAI.. COVINT!GABoI.IN THIS present EVENING, Dec. 22, be pre-m. 4, THE 011PIIAN. Cattail°, Mr. C. Kerable; Mnoiasia,-Miss To which will be a•leel. THE MAGPIE, or THE MAID. Gerald. Mr. fotarett ; Eterard, Mr. Barrymnre't Rtitry, Mr. Wins; Brolnmlo, Mr. Farley ; Jtr..tiee of the Mt. n! NLtit!ii, Mr. 1:10011 Remand, Mr. Atkins ; Mr.t. I) ivenport; Annelle. Miss S. Fin tip. S the New Comedy, tailed Smiles and Tears; or the m 1011%04 Sllllatern• ftte+day. (:rote Barnsvell,:willt the New Grand Christmas P.,otonome. * A Ptsvale Hot my he had nightly, on application (.1 Mr. Boot" at the Rut-olfice. Plorr. fur the Bosses to be t o ken of Mr, Brandon, at the Box -otter, Hart -street, frogs ten till four. will `.7~ 1 That at nei epoch of the civilized world has the independent exercise of the Liberty of the Pre•. promi-ed In confer an much twnelit on Sorieh at the present period ; it is. thereto. e, highly incumbent on those who revere that L,herts to manifest tiro and ready support in behalf of every nano Whit has and May hetehfter assert that n..t ekomtial bolvittik of the iiitle pendenceund freedom of mink ind. That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to art as aCummitee, to carry into ehect the objects of the. foregoing Resolutions. (Signed) JOHN PICKARD, Chairmuts. Resolved Unanimonsls, Tnat the thanks of the Meeting be given In the Chairman for conducting impartially the priveretiiiigs of flab - , evening • S: LIBRARY, R RD.CROSS-BTR BAT. Tortriny, 0v.2. 1815. A'l' an EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of• the ore f i r o. Bnly of 'Proteitant Dilienting Ministers of the lb ..t. Denniniontions, convened to receive the Report of their 11/I.ulation, appointed on the 41st in st. to teipite•t nn tervi , A with his hlni: sty's Government on the subject of the Pet-r. uti , di of our Protestant Brethren in F•ance. Rev. A. 111:ES, I). D. F. R. S. F. L.S. in the Chair, it tttttt usly Rewired, 1. What this Nfeeting receives with the highest gratific..tion . the ansurAoc..s of his hibtletat's. Government, to the Deputation frill!' this Both ; flint they fret cot deepe-eregiet at the dread ft,' ticenc , lately witnessal In Fv"nec, and.ihnt they are usiar., and wi , l continue to we, their hest efforts in their comtnunica ti.m• with the - French linuerinuctit to secure In all elnc.es of Firoeb ruble , 1 , . whether Protestant or Catholic, the fob en jo mein th.• ailvant,g which tile Constitutional Charter provided for chem. 2. T..ot derpi‘• compatoionating the cnie or our French Pro te,t•int lir -illtrro, who haw. been de;poiled of their goods, wid deprived. of their horse, of raver, we recommend it to our Br ;tires. Awl • or Coitar•! at iocs throughout the United King dom, I • ,ai-r perroiarr Co'itiibu:ions fur the rifler of the.,e suiferei% °wince sake. _ _ J. A. SUCK ES, jun. Srcretnry. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED: Satn.Whithread, Esq. Duke of Bedford, by M. P. • £lOO • 0 the hoods of Alder- Sir Giittett Heath- . matt Wood £lOO 0 cotr "SKIL M. P.. 50 0 R. Moline, F.sq. 3 3 T.W. Coke. 1 -q. M P. 51 U A few Friends at tbe. Sir E. Burdett, Bart. Coach and Horses, M. P. 50 0 Dartford J. B. .Moock, 1. . 4 1. Mr. Bryan Common Coles Park, Reading 10 0 W.S. Addington, Esq. Y. Z. 40 0 Grilrik.gion Lodge, Mr. Alc:.eromu Wood 10 0 near Bedford Earl litanhope 10 0 J. Hollis, Esq. High Edw. Austin, Esq. 20 0 Wverwahe J. Per •1, Esq. Chronicle 10 0 52 Ptietalsor Ilse Green Mr. Fordhuto lO 0 Man, Preston A. B. 1. 1 0 Chandos Leigh, Eq. Messrs. Bravais &Soo 10 10 I of the Albany MAtor Cortwiight 10 0 Dr. John Peacock ,i,.,,,, Jototson. 1....5q. .10 0 A few Friends, at the Wm. Hallett, Esq. 5 0 Anchor, Coppice. Lord ---- 18 0 row, erkeowell W. Jones Burdett, Esq. 5 5 1 A. Crompton, Esq. of Th.:, Nortitmure, Esq. 5 5 Brrekt:ottage,Will- Mr. Bird 5 5 i ton, near Liverplool 10 0 Mr. Murray 5 5 1 Mr. Mortimer, Wareham 1 0 Masses Dawson, Es* q. 5 5) A Friend, per ditto 1 U Mr. Elsee -,,,5 -8+ Comfort...ft 4.. the . Mr. Waithman 5 5 1 Liverpool Merritt y 110 Mr. Galloway 5 0 1 Mr. Edward Baines, Mr. West 5 5 Leeds 9 2 Mr. Churles.Hoppe 5 5 Sadlm Brurre, T-q. Mr. Ham 3 3 Brighton Mr. Remold, 2 2 Mr. Newbold, ditto C. A 4.... 'td . , . . 3 14 11 ti S That Umnotittee of Eaquir, , Superintcndance, and Dis tribution, consisting-4W% hirmhers of each denointhation, ue appoidted to cormpond with our Brethren in the country on Co. -sitter , of the F)regoin • Resolution, And otherwise to carry thet i I; eV.hirnn 1111(1 eff. et. . . 10 0 1 0 g. ' % 1 4 pill , not ruin them, thustelt it mey Try „ k m 'ants. If they cout6k3ste,lxtel • totsydst i t taxes, it is their . .opAt,fa t. „ . A op , any body. That , btu P,..• S, : so„,Alifisi n. --- them doss . theit ‘ . ? l't„,.; 4111,. , 4, lr . it+i- , r, and Put beef 01.•- ": `:1 r i )I s tii, lirlis,- . r their tables, and: :'' . . ^. o". ,—., 11 4 *- 1 4C . ,,_ ip reduce them I-, ::'`".• - typ A ip * e hrmers sr i'l be . '''''' .l 7,, .• ',:;ttsitly :' their Own folly.. I .oyeett .1 bat_ . , 'ices su ffi ciently. tiogpr, tea. to free * xi ' ito4 numbereq amooget their wants. U us had resol allots esson f th ti bri4k his style q(i ti.e folio* ins Geatleusen comtitute the said Com o Wt.: • Rec. R. Alp' J Burnt, T.. Withal, C. Rurder, J. (70:lies:T. el-hst, V. Cost, J. Erin, J. Ilawke,ley. J. B. e,, Dr. Loter ' kay W. Newman, Dr. Reel. Dr. Rippon, IL Satallterl4,... Dr Slaili:o r Towatesta, T. Moulatt, Dr. leVa 'eh, Mt. %V elk , , Dr. Wharf.. 5. I hat *Oh the reerKetetaf the Trustees ref the late Dr. Wil liams. the Wed p rite Committee he held sil the Lehr:toy, d-rreo.4 streo-o. where :01 ettatmunicatioa. and rootrahuteents e:I to. ler- %.1 by ate Rev. Timhin: Morgan, the Lilontriao and S•rrefaes chive I)enninhuitiqw. - . a .~ b► .4 • 6. To,, puhiieii. he given to ibr.e awl the foregoing Re3olu tiuft uo.:el the du:Trim:lof Gee Cmnwit ee._ 5 0 1 0 10 0 • A. REES, C.'airman. That the Chairmao be reqtteveti to accept tar thanks of toe Bid). fur his cotuluct - ut 'hi. Meeting. THOS. MORGAN. Secretory. W i.hart -- lii:-OFFIC E. STRAND. _ TEM Duke of Ruiland, :;. L•id of Upper Ossnry. bt..rqui• of Bak 1(111; 4 u:on, Wiiiinin Prat..!. VI. P. llarqui, of No.thaiiipion, • S. Bernard Mottald.l.lsi.ki.E. Lad of Suckingliainshi;e, and Dilret lent. hi...lining Dili...for—J. T. R. Beaumont. F.A.S. A PERMANENT CAPITAL of R 400,000 is provided for ilie becurity of the Public, in aliliaton to the Fund i,ri in, fn.m ilir Promiums. Returns ..f V 5 per Cent. huve been paid to all as they have been insured seven yeas. COUNTY Ft SOUTHAMPTON S istosi . .1 I c. ~ ,:: 5 0 CHEAP WARD. 2 2 Mr. 2 W. 1 1 Mr. Care 1 0 J. IL Bow 1 0 Mr. R. Litek 1 1 Henry Lampert 1 1 Mr. F. 1 Mr. Phelps 1 .1 Mr. Thompson 1 1 w. T. 1 1 T. B. 2 2 Mr. J. Coillinge 2 0 Mr. 'larding 2 2 Mr. Walker 2 2 Messrs. Puller 2 2 Mr. S. Petry h 0 Mr. Swan 2 2 T. Ir. 1 1 John Fitzgerald. E. g . 5(1 J: P. Grant, Esq. M. P. 5 5 Small Subscriptions 4 It) W. A. Miles, Fsq. 5 5 Wm. Buratto, Esq. 20 0 Mr. Pickard 5 0 Mr. Hattem.k.Noitingham 10 0 A. Grant, Esq. 9 9 Mr. Fuller, ntirtlttleet I Compmators, Pres.;- men, Jee. at she Ssawstiatii Office E•trl Cory QV. 1 7 .1. litre, w.er Liverpool 20 0 Mr. C. Sutitto. Pria ter. Nottio4hsm 2 2 A few Friend, rn Free dom at the sir Frao ci4 Barden, ditto 1 0 T. S. per Messrs. Hoare nod C... 20 0 Mr. Mitchell. Newcastle 2 2 F. Maarteri, Esq. 1 1 1 0 A Friewt in the Cause 10s. 64 Ct. 0 'o s iers. Esq. South- Mr. Smith. ditto Two Friends to the Cou.e, ditto 1 0 Mr. Mager, Cambridge 1 0 W. E. Burke, I.;.‘q. 5 l) j." Collier, Esq. Ply ernarh 5 0 A few Friends nt Boston 3 3 Mr. Howell, Cambridge 2 0 Mr. linden. ditto 1 0 John Tennant, F..n. b 5 Mr. E. A. Fordhaio 1 10 E. S., Southwark 5 0 A fete F. lends, at Mr. J. Pei re's, Perk lane. Noitinghans 31. 4c. firl. Lord Holland 10 0 Hems- Sehultes, Esq. Reading Henry Lezord, Beverley 5 5 An Old Friend 5 0 Joseph Birch. F.q. M. P. of Red noz zles, mar Liverpool 10 0 Messr, Green 1 0 J. B. 2 2 Mr. W. Clark. Coventry, 1 0 Mr. Abraham Ilerbert,do. 1 0 Mr. Charles Bill, do. 1 0 Mr. Jllllll Clark, CIO. 0 111 Mr. Joseph Riley, do. 0 5 (11411111 i ,, of Tavistork 10 0 Mr. Ri.bert Preston, Liverpn..l Mr. W. Preston, do. Mr. R. Pre.ons, do. Mr. P. Woods, do. Mr. 0. Henry. do. Mr. J. Fairfield, do. Mr. Sam. dn. Mr. 11. Ellison. dn. Rev. W. Shepherd, do. Mr. Thos. Seddon, do. Mr. Jos. Harvey. do. Mr. Enoch Waver. do. Mr. W. Hervey, do. Mr. John Dirvev, do. Mr. J. R. Freme, do. W. T. dn. J. D. T do. Erin ro torah, do. Mr. John Clarke, dn. Mr. Thos. Hatton, do. Mr. Jas. Lord. do. Mr. Randle., do. Mr. T. F.yr.., do. Mr. W. Bower, dn. A Friend to the Li berty of tbe P•ess Discolor B. Gilchrist, Edinburgh Mr. Smith, Liverpool Mercury Mr. R. Lack Mr. Wm. Barnard Josepa Martin, Esq. R. Ctinlite, Esq. Blackburn Mr. Benjamin Firmer AT a WA 11.DN10 I t . holden at St. Lawrence's Church. in and for the Watt, Chem.. if , ne Ctly of Litedon, nn Thin-Way. the 414 Jaw of Deire•ohee. 1815, before Ow Worshipful SAMUEL (11101itE11(.11.:•:, R1t1erITI:111 thrre , f, f r the Rir. ri. n .if War tiiSeers f.,, the year ensuing. ttrp•Avill Untinintita4%• That Ike 'Fbrinits of this Wardmote he welt t Samuel bon behere, Eq. .dermin fur his tril• lui ni and unressettred otteminss to the Interest toe his Fellow Citizeitts. ~rut in particular t • lite I..habitain. of this mei a 1.., Co- his ioipattial eond.iet iii the Chair the the prearnt urea. Biro. Trim the Thank, of the W. Mount, he alio given In Mr. De pity Lumley, Mr. Genre, Firoraint, Mr. Samuel Hal Mr. Richard hen.- gl right. Mr. Thorny'. Swift. Mr. .I. , iin Smith. Mr. Rieh:tro It.ithweit, Mr. Melt :rd Drank, Mr. John l'errell. Mr. William Eduard Smith, Mr. Cesar:es Miller, r,na Mr. Jo areh the Commit Conned althis Wart , . f.ir their able rend diligeht to. he Muriel n• their office, n:al for the pooh. al Ise- ever pay in the fahattitMll• of the WarJ. Thal the a .rtve Resolutions he 4ened by the Ward Clerk, sad yam .heo in three Morning :snit three Eseuine Nenspapers. S.C. W EST, Ward Clerk. 8 10 20 0 WAIMROOK WARD. • AT a WARDNIOTK 11,.:(1 at Softer's-Hall, before the .JOHN ATKINS. Fioq.'M. P. Alder- OEM of tili. Wfint. on T.!u.v1;1%. the 41st day of Deromter, 1815, for the elptire of Ward Odieers f,r the sear Hollins. 5 0 1.1( ampinn Jame. Thnnsn.. Esq. of Mount Si. Albans 2 '2 Calmly! JAn-na 5 Mr. J-ha Baru‘trd '2 0 R. P. gwaine, Esq. Lee& 3 0 Mr. Wheeler 2 0 it,..,r4w, Esq. 5 0 P. Crompton, M. D. 5 0 C. 11. and Co. 5 0 H. C. n. 5 0 J. A. Yates, Esq. 3 0 A. Z. 3.0 A Corn Merchant 2 0 P. Scholev, Eq. 2 0 Sir. P. licit 1 1 A few Erica& in Kent 1 7 E. vt. Msrret, Lsq. Ledbury P. Manners, E-q. rid subscriptiou), IrrWenwerc 0.-circle/ Caminito Conan-H -ee., n. viz.:—Mr . Deputy , William'. Mr. Pearce, Mr. hell. Mr. KYdr. Mr. Rttf/ s Mr. Mali, Mr. Woodward, and Mr. Hey. Wood. fte.nived tbr in t n imply, Thoot the Tbankoo of this W , • , loncite lie given 1. , Jona Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Wnrd. i n one of 'hi. Representatives in Parliament, fot his upright and ii~isutioal couuturt as Niatistrale, his unleiniubie attention in rge of his dhty in Parliament. in supporting the just pri%olegroi of the City niv Location in particular. the interests of 44 ' . ("sow% ill :corral. and for his polite attention and lode. P 441 ' 10 41 conduct this day in I tle Choir. Revolved, That the fo7eg.olo g he insert rd in the alsol and by the Wart. Clerk. (Sign , d) het) TitOkIAS, Ward Clerk. 19, Waihrimk, 21,1 Dec. 1.115. 10 0 5 5 10 10 2 2 1 1 2 0 10 0 0 1 0 4 4 1 1 FOGS AND DAMP AIR. BARCLAY'S ASTIIMATIC CANDY has for malty • ears beets• proved tl mnpt efectual pre , e, vablat f r'Kl /he ili Pirelli of FOGS and ()AMP AIR. o at this :e:114111 of the year are so prelndleiol to finale whn are :iliected INlth AS Ell ATIC COUGHS and stioRTNESS of BREATH. It. ellecis nre to ripe; Wind, to aefetal the to. amen from the taimisbino 44f Damps, atnl la relieve those who tef,r from a dial' uli) nf Breathitt* P"Paretl ..ti!‘ . ' nod sold o b.drale on 4 mini!. by Barclay and °, N. P 5, rleet market ; and retail by all Venders of Me kach.c in Non ond Uhscr‘e ti' name of Burclay and Sousse the Stamp. 10 1 0 Gen. Turner. Sun.Well,,Jnn. Esq. Cnrr. Esq. A-k -han', o. 'r York 10 0 Wytouurso, Eby. 5 5 J C. 1 0 MaroutlakeShaw, Esq. 2 0 J. D. J. 10,. Od• Js•hut Grijby, Eq. • Busy JO 0 FAtrard L swsnn. F.sq. 1 0 The Frernsis is Flee tdowns the Hunch& Arms,Nottiogikus - Friends to the Liberty of she Preis. North umberland Aron, Cler►enwell-crecu 3 13 The Youthful Friends of Fn edoin. i• she Borough of Lewes 3 0 3o 'S . Other Friends of Free p ass i ng o f w hi c h t h ey were, its reality, rant at all iris Enquiry, an , l Rea ders ~1 the State , - tereated. That measure was said to be for the pro-• min, Bolton 41141.64. tection of agriculture ; but it was, in Nee, for the - John Burliest, F.,q, protection of taxation. The Ministers at first seem , Woodend Cottage, ,ez . g e d e i l se it o id u i n tf t e e r , : , nn u t ce a d ho s u ir t the ir m y att p e a r r , n a e n i t: , , 4 ;1 11 %1e:d i:, j ra B th i es ai 2.... near Arbroath Mr. H. F. flntri , .,.n proposed the Bill. Hare Townsend. E.g. 10 1; t finding, in 181.4, that no. • Mr. Charles 1);.‘ 1 0 ' Firstsobstripiionfcom • body else would en take the thing, they under- • a few Flynt( of Freedom in Wan. took it themselves ; and, then, the Lo n d on News- dueler, by /41r. papers, wi.o had in the moat outrageous manner., Jacksni; 90 0 abused Sit 11. Parnell and the land-owners, tacLed I 0 'suddenly shout, and abused still more outravousier, . A few friends at Co yeatil, by Mr.a r ee,i Edward Iwystitant, Esq. 1 0 the opposers of the Corn Bill. lellestaubeeer 1 0 One would think that this would serve as .e eau. i j el lion to the Westerns and the Cokes, epperially singe G. Cowie Mr. Bond t Mr. Davis . • es. 64. • they have seen, that the Corn Bill produced stone.of " resaibras" I i• b 0 the effects that they expected from it ; that theyi The tie., tort not the 1 0 were merely supporters of taxetien, and that .they, I Abuse, of th e Pre.4 1 1 loaded themreves with ill-e ill for nothing at Ml.—, 1 Alex a pe nd ci a.r aura 41e11ops A 0 Mr. Western, who wrote paraphlete,„ I ,b e li..y e , ea , B eh tamunet 2 0 well as made speeches, must by this time, begin • tp: Dr. Lindsay- 1 1 discover, that it was not, as he thought.tfor ther-foresso• R. it. S.ly, Esq. by the halals of Mr. A. mars, that, in reality, be was pleading ; but, for, the. Gallnway 5 0 placeman, the army, the navy, and the. fund-holden.. Mr. Herron*. 1 i The landlord, and his tenant willbe pressed hard this, eatseriptions received by Samuel Brooks, Es q . %rani ; Mr. year, and some of them next year; but, thei st ups • commodities that very soon find their proper Wel t ! Rulawria, Hookwller, Piccadilly; Mr. Wee, New Rossetti cense, eareettreet; Mr. A. Gall , was, Holborn; Mr. Nam, and that nothing can wholly sweep away. LC syseet : wisher ) , square, Fleet-weer; Mr. Hardy, Fleet-street; at were to fall to ss. a bushel, which is not impretieble e , the lee at the Crown nod Anchor Tavern, •StraLd ; the onire Mr. Western and his testate*, instead of 14/..ilat i ~r the STATESMAN Newspaper; awl by the Secretary, 45, Lint-street , Southwark. taxes would pay ss. His 30001. a year woukkerioreite, In ;bear ) a in. s eas g tre o sat a i d linteos t sf o ta.n h g i; ipli a r.s s opix,a h r i e s typ 9i n.4. o t.y ol , t .. A a ixii r e e iw n :i l tioolo w d. , r o bx r epta he e3c v c reteeth el...,ie.vonices44:l6. fiei rt . . . 1, TO THE e CLUNCELLOR OP THE EXCHEQUER. -4...-• man for 71. a year instead of 211. His• eneoheitessest i . . LETTER VI. I would cost him WI. each,insteed est 601..L.-en* , **sr* f t • that his style of living would be less ellowv - -* bet • taterostrro A LETITII TO THE PEOPLE OT AMERICA ON - - • • "-- - 1 11 - 4 4,, 1 would that of every body else ; and li4wooksLatipell Ttsc PSaSENT aysvalas THEIR MOTHF.II COUSITEX. . .. his proper place end suitable state in society' Ip i i: [CONCLUDED allots OUR PAPER OP YESTERDAY.] are almost eagetabout gaining the; Char' eat ' , 'At this momentous crisis, and before any mete; keeping ; and this is the true Cease of the trims DU' sore be even brought forward, I have chosen to re. the land-owners-late year. peat my former opinions, to re-place them before if, therefore, the land-owners be WISP, they will,: Me eyes of my readers, and to call the attention of this time, be silent. Notwitleataudieg. my jene, at• • these either t.i the fulfilment or the falsification of tny;, the close of my last letter, their mattes will nest, A predictions. My position al says has been, and.l o .-',4111: 0 they be not • egregious fools, " slip through their is, that, either the paper must continue in a deenee' l fingers." They have only to stand; and let the eiatee state, or, that the interest of the debt caniebtl thing take its course. They canuot he made to pay be peel in full; in other words, that the Batik muse,: direct taxes beyond their itteassues, another year.— -. . • in peace, as well as in wit, continue to be protected One year, will by law against dement% of cash-payments , or, that ' of their tension . the lowest of theAkebt must be lowered. , ! the indirect ' All over the country, people are talking about the' concern of a lowering of rents. In some places landlords are ter. Let tl complained of for no* lowering. • Its Detonshire, it : strong beer, ~ appears, that a mateie threatened with a prosecution.:' wine from Abein for libel for hitting attacked 'a - bandloed ors - this; Minktvkitar score. In 1810. Lord King ta as abused for calling- Even ( - lie open his !celeste: to pay rents in specie. A law was ruined, by passed to protect tenants nee's( such demands. tivir expert And, is it jest now to abuse Lord 'King if he do spirits, are in not reduce his rents? Were the- tenants to have all' rich farmer . .. . .. ng his the advantages of depreciatibn ; all the advantage* of living down, at once, to the popostine of ',tie it'at..- high prices ; and is Lord King to k.ive all the disarl. ss. a bushel, Le would be as well s:ff as be vines four; vantages of low prices ? I hate Were 5:10N 11, that, years ago. Ile would live a •less showy life. He to reduce rents, will no! better the condition of the • would hare no sofas, carpets, awl, pirleur eel's ;, Government or the Fundholder, but the question his wife and daughters ws.nuld .wear ese e sillt' shoes,' here is, whether the tenants can, in justice, call upon- and would certainly use iseithee ;mint nor peseentete, ' the landlord to reduce his rents, as they never rte The .Novel-Trade, of which 'Ley are a main prop, them on account of high prices. When men are in would els.cline. But, there is the Bible Society to,. distress, they are out of hummer : they have not time, supply them with matter for reading, and Biblia ser e and are not in a di-preition, to listen to reason.— too, priated upset utttaxd paper. Hower*, ,At, Eight Lords proteetedeagainst the Bill for compelling %sheet continue at Gs. or 7s. a bushel, down the festisk landlords to take payment in paper-money ; and a , houses must come to the old mark. 'file change wig I ninth, Lord Holland, added to his • protest these not be a change for the worse; the country will b e I worsts: • 6 For the reason nssigned on the other aide, • full as happy as if wheat u ere aga'n 15s. a bushel; ; and because the repeal of the law for suspending and, One only difficulty will be, where to lieed the mo-, Bank payments in cash I t s in my judgment the only ney for the Government people, the Ailmy, the ly s eb r ;.measure which can cure the incoovenionces already and the Fund-holders; a difficulty. with which, as,a e., es felt, and avert the yet greater calamities which are far as I can see, the Landlords and' Farmers have impending from the present state of the circulation of nothing at all to do. , , the country." . • The 'Tradesmen must follow the Landlords and. Upon this I observed, in " l'nper against Gold," Farmers. They must all come down, if any come l 1 page 468, as follows :—" En the Pretest of the eight down. It will Ate a len luterioes oommun ity ; th a t Peers I heartily concur; hut I do sett agree with' is all. These that live by fureishisig mere luxuries,, Lord Holland in his addition to it, if Isis Lordship will turn their-hands to other kinds of labour. One .. means to say, that it is possible to resume cash pay. wine.merehant will setfi,ce for a whole city ; nor do ments at the Bank. To pay the notes its gold upon I despair of seeing theeinte, when this an tide will, demand, agreeably to tire pronliFe upon the face of in country towns, be dispensed only, as formerly, the notes, is certainly the only close for the inron- from the Apothecary's sh o ps. veniences already felt and the calamities now ins- Ridiculous as you, in America, who drink Ma-, pendi n g; hut that it is utterly impossible to adopt deira wine like water, may think this, I assure you,. this cure is, to my mind, tint less certain. His Lord- that to this it must come . , unless new AA vopiaue ship proceeds upon the motion of Mr. Horner and issues of paper-money lake place. By papprenicteey . the Bullion Committee, namely, that the cause of the we have been raised up, awl downs we must coule e depreciation consists of an excessive issue of paper, unless sustained by pen persenoney• It is quite coriom which is very true, if you compare the geniality of to see how the thing works upon us. A littlperbile, the paper with that of the gold, or of the real trans- ago, nuboddy thought it worth while to look artiis actions of purchase and sale, bet ween man and matt ; copper-money that he took in 'change. Faith! we, but which is not true, if you compare the quantity of already begin to count the pennies, and even the paper with the amount of the Dividends payable on half-pennies. They begin to be something of value, the National Debt; and, I would beg leave to put, This is a fact worth a thousand Essays on the Ne. with sincere respect, this question to Leal Holland : tional Debt and Sinking Fund. : I used, when . 1 If cash payments were restored, wet money, as breakfasted-at an inn, to give the wisher 61 i now ,. must be the case, were restored to its former value, gibe him 3d. I used to dine on the way from 13utler where does does your Lordship think would be to London • I now make a stout breakfast, at found the means of paying the dividends ?'" hom e , last t he journey. At the different stages, Cash payments are Ott, indeed, restored, nor any ' when people travel i:s post-chaises, they give the thing like it ; bet, the paper 411, by some means or post-chaise driver money, as he receives no wages other, been diminished in quantity, and without re- from his master. To brink these gentlemen down storing cash payments, Lord Holland, I dare }WV, to the present standard of wheat is the most diffieult sees clearly enough, that it will be difficult to' find task that I have to perform. Far as you a re the Means of paying the dividends at the Bank from • from me, and though. there. is the sea, bet ween taxes raised on the country,. even.-this eyesaren. eed. I ' Ins I would undertake to cnevitsce you of cast hardly suppose, that be thinks it possible to do : the justice of this much sooner than I would it for a year to coma. i undertake. to convince, tbem of it.—l gene, Before I conciedea cannot help addressing-a Lew I rally begin thus :--" Whet do you give fut words to the English land-owners, who, last year, ; the Quarters' Loaf now, ,my lad ?" " Ciglitpence, did the work of the Ministry, and very foolishly in. 1 81r.' 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