The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

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" '' • ... • • - ... •• • • LONDON, TIL KIS DA ; JUNE 14% . .1 . 81!.., i • , . - , ~.......6 ..i.siiiiia" i .. a . 5._ __ .......... . . . . ;WM AllO" • .. • . . %, . ..... .. . 5 0 9 9 • w The Cann for soaisk imtrnistt fti h.* ate Mkt, and rlidivEr ariod *a eke *WV" P .. • Sarno .raNsik ... _ - s 10!;AL MONUMENT to COMMEMORATE I LONGEST REIGN of any BRITISH ROVE., aid to Record the Virtuous( his Late MAJESTY INORtiE the THIRD. PATRON, De Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK. TRVITIZI. lead Barges, Batt. IJ. Ramsbottorn, Meg. M.P. Mans. Esq. Sly. Taaasuanes, Menem. Drummond. uggriNG of the COMMITTEE sad SUB-COM k held Jane 9, at No. 19, Henrietta-street, Carew I are, It was red, That the earl of Riessington be requested to the Patron. his Soya! Highness the Deka of York, t ube present Sate of the Subscription, and to lay Is Royal Highness certain Letters addrCased to Mr. l Wyatt on the subject of the (Hand National Me- ,That a Meeting of the Comm ittesand lieb•Onar amdletarday nest. the 10th of Jane. at two that the Acting Secretary be directed to with on of the Committee as are in London, to re. belenes. that M I Tient the following Resolutions made PS die lildi of February, and confirmed on the lid of o ft, with a view of carrying the intended ob i. ad, and of giving security to the public be le d . (Signed) BLESSINGTON. Ashman. " F A That the Public be informed, that the design Wes to be erected in honour of the Memory of Warty, and which has been pro}eted and is to Oid by Mr. Matthew Wyatt, is now ready, at No. dens-street, Ca vendish-squa re. where persons wish. sews Subscribers may have en opportunity of in it. (Signed) RI-ESSINGTON, Chairmen. red, Tat the nnmher of the Suh-Commitlee be I to Twenty-oae Members, with the power of la their number if necessary ; the additional Members posed at one Meeting, and baliotted for at the see- red, That five Members shall constitute a 4110011111. red, That it shall be competent for any three Moa b* Sob. Committee to cult a Meeting by a Rated wiling, signed by them to the Secretary, who shot' it days notice to every Member, free of postage, e same is to be held. red, That a regular set of Books be kept older the ■lion of Letter Book, where the correspendenee entered. Cash Rooks, where the accounts shall be j kept, and Minute Book. where all the be entered ; the Celli Book and Minute to n duplicate, one by the Secretary and die other by re▪ d, That the Books be at all times open fbr the lo af the Members of either of the Comeliness. red, That all the principal Bankers Ibroesbout dos► he requested to receive Subscriptions for t►e Monument In Memory of his late must sacred Tbat the Treasurers. Messrs. Drummond, be d to receive the Subscriptions, subject to dm drafts ib-Committee. red, That the Treasurers be authorised to pay the tthe Ruh-Committe e , signed by the Seereeary and abers. ved, That no drift shall be drewnwithoot harblg uposed and approved of at one Meetiug, mod sane it the eneeteding one. 'mad, That +rhea mosey i♦ proposed to be lensed ar notice thereof shall be gives to earl lllamber (PC -Committee. lied, That a General Meeting of the Sehaerlbers every six month+, when nn account of the state of is, had of the progress albs week shall be laid be en. ►red, That the Secretary be directed forthwith to as many person+ of distinction and Influenee as s. throeghoet the kingdom and abroad, leforeshig 'tbaplest, sad soliciting their support and interest of lertaking. wed, That Mr. Hooper be appointed the Assistant Se- had. That the foregoing Resolutions be read for alien at the next Meeting. Iced. That this Sleeting be. adjourned until Saturday next, at eight o'clock preeisetv. (Signed) O. J. UUTHRIFI. Chairmen. Iced, That the Minutes of the last Meeting be ca lved, That the Assistant Secretary be directed to t the Secretary. Sir John Campbell, to confirm his meet, and to' authorise him to open the letters sod t ether bosi nes, connected with the public Meaussent. miring his special interference. lived, That other eligible persons. besides Bankers, orised to receive Subscriptions. subject to the appro of the Seb-Committee. (Slimed) WILMA Al JERDAN, Chairman. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. ayal Highness the Duke of York 2105 0 0 oyai Highness the Princess Augusts-- 108 0 0 oyal Highness the Duchess of Oloneester lO6 0 0 oyal Highness the Princess Sophia lO3 11 0 eke of Rutland. arquess of Hertford larleest of Londonderry lOO 0 0 ad of Liverpool.... . . • ..... ....... is Forbes, Esq. M.P. ...... ..F52 10 ll s Forbes. jun. Esq lO 10 0 Om Forbes, jun eorge Forbes. c James/Bowan Forbes.... 10 10 U R. J. Forbes Jilin. Angerstein, Esq rat Thorns, Qnrth 52 10 0 I%lllllllam Ca • AI 10 0 sal Sir Herbert l rl yre: 62 10 0 Karl of Breadalbahe 32 10 0 lei ef Welsingiusas 52 le 0 Illed of Abingdon *amen of Liebals• Melt Wignms.lloll. 62 10 0 Earl of Rlessinttent tit 10 0 I. Ball Hughes, Esq • • • gel 10 U hivost et Eton: • : . 62 10 0 icy - I • • • lir sober, Bailie 2O 5 u NMI 22080116, 2O 5 0 rim! Mr. R. flebareur ' 20 5 0 '*nets Willem. .—.. .... 23 U 0 Bishop of Hereford RiginHonarsble Jahn Saline . 03 0 0 Marquess of Selisburr 2l 0 0 W. Corti.% Bart. M. P..... 2l 0 0 eplt Cotten. Esq. Le)tou ' .. 21 0 0 llsrles Flower. Bart. 2O 0 0 Editor oftheObserier lO 10 0 I. Bennie, Esq • 10 10 0 n Bowden. Esq • 10 10 U taunt To:rington. .g .. . 10 U 0 Dev!d °slam— . lO 10 0 . Alderman B.id-ps lO 10 0 e, semi Wetherell . 4 • 66 0 nitro Raper. E5i.....;;,............, in Thornhill, Eng. 6 5 U .. e Rrr. J. Holies • 6 5 0 t. Newry Palmer " '.: • . 11 3 s 0 1. H. Palmm . 4 . q L i i ...... ..... I 1 0 then Clitapbell.lL q . A ts yw i d e s e i..,.. :. :.. -, 1. b 0 11 "° 1141 5 Sveretary—Sir JOH IC CAMPBELL, 5...C.T.G. Beets for BaseriptiOns Are opened at Messrs. Drum - Th, 11 . .isrs. Cot s lied Co.. Mears. Williams end Co., 7.t 1 Maki Pi Hankers in lamellae. ' . I . l _ .., .equested that persons sabscribieg win apatistdar • ftvii "euie l r ti tioti and Rrsittem. keplavirijiml. it la ' . °I% Mould he issmietd4 ' %vele ° told . AN TOM.—n. Mel4 l E l i i irini M MON 13 esuemee OP 7( story day t 4. II de S Mobiles 0 01111,.. VINISITION ef WARD'S GRAND NA?WAL AUXINORT. b Oosmssesersiles of **TRW** sot tie Button Imes. se No Rabbi of Waterloo. Fabled W order Otis British bastbstlos slse Si ha by WoW et tis Igypillas Mall, Illlcesdaly. Adositlease Is. CiWegee Dow:dries N. With died Vials. St EinLSHAZZAR/4 BEAST . — The diSenity wag .eeto the visitors et the crowded Nesse lit letilldatte have esperieweed to eittele s sew Nevem a transitory view et Ibis great Wert Stir. I Wend de prillent Proprietor to eeedeee the 1111111- bidesat It fee a kw weeks, with dte celebrated i le= 10111.11lA. by lite same Artist. et US. tweed. A the dreg deer ht 011111beirlawereet.—A1valtiasolbeiliballeg. 0e Wedeebley, Joie ID, will b ITALY. By L. AD T I. Printed Ibriferary Colbemeed Ce., Among the neesseees Travellen who ben slime the resSeratles, no one has bees atheldsdkee sew sertedly to 'wiped*. interior of its social andge.desi &leery, es Lady Merges. The fidelity of her ildiesetinits of heel* (14 bigMy eppreeleted on the Coalbtabt, whale that country Is most Msontaghly known) ha se proem* ter het es lettosey sada soallidance sbroad, which have est haw es jeyed by other Traidlere. It Is therefore with mesh side filmdom that the peldiabere seesueeee This wort, eeslaleieff the ebeervedees Winded bg lidif Illergen derive bow ewe years' absence fro. Enfield. Oft A IL R. CODS OF FAMILY INFORMATION. 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Ilineriy be hod, bropplyin to the Company, or their Aiwa% as twin.. CWswo :. ............ Mr. O. Hotehi idol). Sadfield . ...... . ..... -- Frosham. ' • Cawley - Town areenwiett ......... —J. T. Tboalas. , Ta!Ain ....... • - ,1 1 0 . 10 Ba.A.: T Weser.* .... ........ . •—*-- - 1C !ia;.: , , Ydh. • .m... ol every Que.lion. CONTE•TS : -?•••-- Price THE PAMPHLETEER. No. xxxvi ; or, Record of ow hest Pamplets (in:ire) of the Day, on both aides I. On the Necessity of striking off Part of the Na!lona: Delo. [Orienal.] ii. Two Letters to Lord B% ton, in It nserer to his Lord- Letter the Reverend W. 1.. Bon Strictures on the Lit'e and 11 ritings of Pope. By the Reverend W. L. Routes. 111. On Criminal Juri,prittl•nee. with the Draft of a New Penal ('ode. By J. T. B. Beaumont. F. A. S. [Continued from the last No.] IY. A Letter to the Secretary to the Board of .Igriculture ffe. in reply to his Letter to the President of the Board of Trade, Se. By Capt. R. E. Broughton. [Original.] V. Oe the present Depressed State of Agrieultere. [Ori- VI. Sure Methods of attaining a Long and Ilealthfel Life ; with the Means of correcting a Bad Constitution. fly Lewis rornaro. [Tran,lated from the Italian, OM Edit.] VII. Brief Observations on the Copy -Right Bill ; *in a Letter to the Bishop of Norwich. [Original.] VIII. Further Considerations on the Corn Question, Sc. [Original, continued from No. XXXIV.] IX. On Marriage and Divorce; with reference to the Pamphlet is No. XXXIV. [Original.] X. A Letter to Lord Byron, protesting against the Immolation of Limy, Cowper and Campbell, at the shrine of Pope. Printed by A. J. Valpy ; sold by Sherwood anti Co. ; Black, Kingsbury, and Co. London; and all other Book sellers, where it m2y be bad regularly, by giving • getters! order. Each Number oa the average contains 10 or le Pamphlets, thus reducing the price of each to about sixpence. The peculiar advantage of this plan is, that it forms an imperishable Record of die most valuable Pamphlets. Complete seta may be bad bound, or in Numbers, Os. ed. each. Four Nos. are pobliabed Annually. Thls Work is particularly adapted for Clubs sod lasti tutions. Yesterday storshig at Tothill-fieldrfair, whilst some young men and men were amain*" themselves in a switig, which was C o n i g with great velocity, a Toting woman was pitched warmest from the She was taken np in a Mats of insensibility, mil carried to the hospital, wham it was •discovered that her shoal*, was diapason and ber atom and ("nor Woe hroltep - hospital is • daagtw- broken. She imaine in the hospital in a very deeps- 40 s Mat. , .l:alt abirt Ow salami time, a yeanip man *to IVI2 Pawns y one of *pi danseroes play Mims, was .s•ruck on 11 rye yritk 'very greas,force. by whiebOhe was eofflpletety forecif onkel the socket, *ad he was renterettburuibie fat a long time. fie was aim tirl r• -4 1 to !tie Intrpitat. • , i. - socterr ma Tin SUPPRISISSIOT. ervica. Committee Room, Jame, Net. ITO press, Redely take those who have witnessed the late efforts of the fientioits the I Set llllP l ST rill ebalemalt : la the of tie alarm oesteleeed at the re-gmbileeliee 'ef dip fathom* Weds of Thomas Paige. sod the disseriem dia of Other !Wei works, this Society. by the emeakild peeseeethm, at their *we expeem, of Richard Catille, ellahld some died to the threatened evil. Netwithetsmilgo however. the mom* of macron , thlessit Mile Km e, of those pebileatlose teas a assalllSMO Omni,. She has glace time by the esergiese of this moiety. said le sew Mt the lethessaties of him AttenterGeneral for a emilithoes US, median of the society Is also due the esuidetioe led Tyler for the sib di similar works. mellow,- Raw isivregeses walla mother pebilther of b . . To gapes, however. the et* igd pmewwMs IProill•e7 . of this dam of delinquents. the Dommitats have only to state. that the is.. Richard amine. although Is gaol. ma tinees to disseminate his beeefel prodeetialts. aid has*da (tared his resolution of persisting in his ammo is avowed defiance of the law. The society, is the discharge of what they cobeelve to be seism dotty to their country. will continue to enforce its laws &galas' a metedereey so hardeaed vied abeedismuld The promentions in question are, however. fir more ex pensive then is generally supposed.* sad the heeds of the society have, in eousequence of the above promtedlags, lame considerably reduced. More they trust need not be said. to Sthalliefa every Mead of religion and morality, to contribute liberally. sad . r he a: 1 ; 1 1 1 y to the support of the objects they have is slew. — they cannot omit to notice with particular widen- Hoe, a very regent aid important coeviction of as offeader, for an attempt to siorrupt the scholars of oars of oar first public seminaries, by the sale of obseeee sour boxes. Sy order of the Committee. GWIRUE PRITCHARD, Secretary. Subscriptions and donations are received by theTreamwer, Henry Hoare. Esq.. 37, Fleet-street ; aid by the SeerelatY. Mr. tleorge Pritchard, 31, Essex-street, Strand. P.R. Since this suircetisentent last apinared. the witty hare fest/tater, proceedings against two other pablisiters ti blasphemies plantations. Ark felt renders .1 necessary to estatinne Its appeal In the pnblie Jar peenniary aid. The general labours of the society are directed to stop the isle of obscene prints. snuff boxes, &c., and to prevent gross and flagrant abuses of the Sabbath ; within the last four years they hive iestitated no lei. than one hundred and afnefg one prosecutions ; all of ik hleh have led to coevieties. or to recognizandes, binding the respective parties against the re petitlcn of their crimes. • The Prosecution of DWI iron alone cost the society 1177 10s. 7d. This day was published, iu rots. Svo. price 14e. boards, The Fifth Edition of /VTO FICTION.—London : Printed for FAANC IIB Wastar, 10, Stationers' Court, and Ave Maria Lase. Toast*tb.. eed et the south will be published by C. Chop plc Royal Library. Pall-Mall, THE ESSENTIALS of OW/LOLA PtlY ; or, Geo graphy adapted to the most essential Maps of Modern Geo y aeil also woke Marrs of Ancient Greece, the . Reiman • e. and Canaan, for the use of Classical, Coesieereiel, and Ladies' Behools ; with a Preface, eontaie- Ina Obseghtions on Pink -rton, and Dr. Better's Geogra- Phies, aeB Directions for 11410 c this. To which is added. a itoneuictso INDEX. to the Greek. Latin. and Scripture pro per sasses. inserted in the ancient Geography. By the *ether of Essentials of English Graastuar, Liadley Murray ex amined, &e. ke. %Ise, price Is Ad. a new edition, being the third, of the F.s.Bwrtat.s of Emextse G a tamale, on a practical plan, for the Use of Clingiest and Preach Schools, sad private Leaman; pith . an Appsndis, containing— I. A Guide to Parsing. ?. Specimens of Parsing, she% ing the difference between Mr. Murray's method and the author's. 3. Observet toes necessary to be made by Teachers, der- log the titne of Parsing. 4. Easy Lessons for Parsing. 5. General obcerrations, relating to the English sad the Lit;ll Languages. ti. Lessons, selected for the p.urpqse of showing the mini• :wars and dissimilarities between the English sad the Latin Languages. 7. Rules to assist entity± persons in writing the English Language with perspicuity and elegance. 8. Punctuation. Ry a Member of the University of Oxford. i.vPsivai . ' a • . ... HOUSE OP' LOlLD ll 7—Vgassasv, luira IL Sir jiiri Michtirroen and Others breadit up Areal sin Ceiensoes. the Dae Mug-houses Robbery Asti ilevigable Rivers Robbery 1111titertien of Pealsbmect Bills..—Read a Int thee. • The Earl of LIMERICK Bresensed a Poking front Pripeietere eat ilitsiMei- IN Wharfs on the North el . of the ' lte heir , by Oetotiel , - VIM 41 tbr tie P . ' hid es r OW. , ar a - Is • _ moved s , of the Day *sr going &gaits into the COnintittee on the Irish C‘rars of Law Fees Regulation Bill. he Earl of DONOUGHMORE said, that as 1.0 sesubetto be the only eefortitisete person who differed from all the world on the stbjeet of this Bill, he shocld not prolong his opposition. He shonM on!y resist the receiving of die Report .ef the Consma tee, in order to be elated to inter his protest agairst the Bill. The Howse then went into the Committee. Lord RBDRSDALB opposed the whole of the Bill as Introducing a new system, which, be contended, was supported by no authiarity, and would prevent the bu siness Boos being transacted in Courts of Law in Ire land, with as much attention and regdlarity as when teas were received. Viecoant SI DMOUTH defended the' Bill. The Rant of LIMERICK statfd; That if the opinion of the Irish nation could be asked individually upon the *object, 99 persons oat of 'eery hundred would ike found in favour of the Bill. The LORD CHANCELLOR still thought Blatt's, system of Fees was more Midis° insure an ittaativ i st discharge of duty than that tf_Salatlei, bathed mkt jection to the present measure - being Westin Ireland by way of experiment. Tie Marquess of LANSDOWNE reminded House that it had been proskd before the Comosistee, that tee very lndividnals by whom the most exorbitant he. had been received, were those who neglected the discharge of their duty in so shameful a manner, as to plasm a great portion of the property of Ireland in jesPartly. After some observations from the Earl of DON01:01. none, Lord RIVISDALI, and the Earl of Lisicatcl., a few verbal amendments hating been made in the DiA. the House then reaessid.— • ' 4 ' Visconnt SIDMOCTH Wed' that the Standing Order he suspended, in Indite . ' that the Bill might ya through its remaining stages at once. The motion having been agreed to. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved that the Re. port be now received. The Earl of DONOLIMMORE moved an amend. meet, that it be received this day six months. The original question was put and agreed to, the Report was received, and after a few words from Lori ItaDiaDA La the Bill was read a third time, passed, enJ sent to the Commons. • The Irish Nisi Prins Bill then went through a Com mittee, the Report was received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The Committee on the Irish Court of Chancery Re gnlation Bill nu postponed to th:s day week. LONDON WIIARFIC On the mntion of the Earl of LIMERICK, Counsel was heard at the Bar in support of the Petition pre. genteel this dtty in favour of the London What!, Dill. Further he.siiiig postponed till next Tuesday. Adjouried. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Thr 11o9sr met this day at the usual ►onr, pursuant to adjournment. Mr. t:. HUTCHINSON apprised the House, that in eonoeivenee of a communication which he had re► crived from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, l►e should poitpose his motion of which he had gives notice for this day, relative to the State of Europe, so the 21st inst. Mr. %V. WARD (in the absence of Mr. Stuart Wort ley) postponed the motion of that Honourable Mem ber relative to the Laybach Circular, which aI stood for to day, to the same time, and fur the same retion. Mr. CURTEIS presented a Petition from the Seler* Vestry of Durward, in the County of Susses, praying that the House would adopt such steps with regard to the Laws for the relief of the Poor, as it should deem advantageous to all classes.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. CUIt%VEN presented a Petition from Working ton, praying fur a revision of the Criminal Laws.--ot dered to be printed. Mr. T. WILSON presented a Petition from the Mee chants of the Vity of London, against the BM /or re gulating the sale of Seeds. After a few word‘froto Colonel Davits, the Petition was ordered to lie upon the table. Mr. C. CALVERT presented a Petition fromalso Par risk of St. George, Southwark, ag•tinst the ,Poor'e BlD—Ordered to be printed. Lord MOUNT CHARLES presented a Petition from Donegal, in favont of the use of small Stills.—Ortiesed to lie on the /stile brought .. -721111,1104/ Bill, asda Bit. for .theme9les k of the River Thamidy. pritylog to be beord hy meoiel , as If the BIM rid that e Bill alight pas • s lit* • lay,—Res* sad I.ld ou bk. • ••..l + .6 At Os mitresti ea aeriwiNasticti.ruxi, tb Rsh piling LIT postpaid* Mir WaAlip leg the Afteiversory if the Bartle.* Waterloo. IRISH COURTS OF W. Viscount IDDMOUTH moved the Order of the Day I,I7SHINGTON brought in the 13,010400 Loan .nrl-a Dill forrnhing SJJIIO,IIOO/. by Satittioer mu, eato9ire of the present veer. 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