The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-03 00:00:00

p Pri 641 1 Ga Br Or off tiui I Of 1 fi I. 1 xt ! auk too tti fe Pe a. to lo! 11 It 1 No. 2869. THBATRR ROYAL, DRURY.LANR. T HIS present EVENING, May 3, their majeatiee Servants will perform MACBETH. Ner►eth, Mr. Reaa ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Bartley. To w►ich will he added. THE NINTH STATUE: Or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAD. Tomorrow, The Wheel of Fortune. The Dew)no to he opened at ►alt' pest eve o'clock, to ►e t► at ►alf past o ne % 71.; Second Price Si. fid.—Pit, Si. 6d.; Second p r i rr , g i . Lower Gallery, ts. ; Second Price, h.—Upper t wittv, b.; Second Price, 6d. THEATIMROYAL, COVEN;•OARDV.N. T HIS present EVENING; May 3, be tvettowniet, COMUR. Allier whit+. MRS. WiIaGLNS. To whirls will Madded, ZEMBUCA; OR, THE NET•SAtEB•APLD MIS WIFE. S•res. lecood Price 94. 91. 6d. t Sewed Pm", S.—Lower Raliery, 9i.: Snood Price, Is.—Upper Way, Is.: Sealed Prier. id. • k Private Sot inky be bad nightly, on application to Mr. Braurion, at the Sat.odiee. 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Marti* ad rlor, Bap-laqa, bakers, bums April :JtuJunel7, --" ..st B. Tay! , et Uellab - ail. .. , , - - 7 illeoftr COMM!, - _ -- __ _ 'BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. cosaackt into tranquillity. The Press, the RePPe- deb-'t• on the Petition till to-morrow, that they for that 'reams G. Allen, Lotsgblan, Essex, victualler. tentative system, the spirit of national independence, might consider the subject in die mean time. This could peovOke. , BANKRUPTS. was a metier of great importance, and they oeght an3r furaser, an T. versa, Bawd, F ,..,.., bakeepor, )Ill y 16 , 17,, Jane is, are the true d,eliverers of mankind. All that b at , a, Red Lion Inn, Colchester. Anm oie% Messrs. Pocock I pure in religion, all that is true and beneficial to procezd with caution. to bring this qa :111,1 Forbes, lily -place, liolboru ; and Mr. Sewell, Halsted. . '1 be LORD CHANCELLOR.-This Gentleman the public, woo %I. Buckle, Y rk, woolstapler, May 13, 19, June 13, at the i in morality, all that is secure and prominent in had the other d ay presented a P etition which wets' formation as tb I'M George 100 York. Attoreeies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, . freedom I is thus propagated and maintained ; found to have little or no relation to the points re. sietent with his 'low lliiirch- y a rd; ; and Mews. Brook and Bulmer, York. W. and P. Etna, Church-row, Fenehurch-street, merchants, and by merely defensive measures we save the ett- , spectin; which the Petitioner was desirous to be should be laid May I 10 June 13, at Guildhall. Attornies, !dears. Blunt pence, enormous and every way pernicious as it is, 1 beard, :•:id their Lordships would recollect that he only to request and Bowman, Old Bethlem, J. Johnstone, Liverpool, merchant, May 13, 31. June. l : 9, at of subsidizing the Allies. If they are to be put in i had re f use d to be at one farthing's es pence in pro- and form in whi the George inn, Liverpool. Atiornies, Mr. f 11112202 2; Liver- , 1 during w;tlesset in support of his allegations. If he information whi 1' 0 01; and .iessr.,. Blackstock and lance, King's Bench-walk, 1 motion offensively, we too-well know who must pay had a right to be heard, it was becaese he had an in- tion to greet. fetriple. i P. inneg and W. Appleton. Liverpool, saddlers, May 22, : for it; and how largely we cannot know. But terest: and if he had an interest i this conduct w as I esy that the for . 7 '3, Jcue 13, at the Star and Garter. Liverpool. Anomie% surely they will not want our money and credit to ver y ex t r a or di nar y. He came now with another Pen.. quence of any s altar,. Blackstork and Haute, King's Bench-walk, Temple; i ad Mr. Marrow, Liverpool. defend their own frontiers respectively by a mere tioo, and the insport.of that Petition was this, that peered to him t It. Tehbott, Loughhorough, Leicestershire, mercer and dra- iprecautionary force against a possible attack. be Might biheard in favour of a Bill by which he down to their I Per, May 16, 11„Ione 13, at the White Hart Inn, Letc , ster. • __, himself was to be disfranchised, and not only he from the Prim Anon. e '. Mesri. Bien-Aide, Alexander, and Holme,New loo;1 As for what is said of --R 4 INAPARTes being p erjured era Mr. Bond, Leicester. himself, but all the voters of the Borough, not oaly with very greet It. King, old-street-road, butcher. May 9, 16, Jame 13, at and a usurper, it is mere waste of time, now the those who-bad voted corruptly, but those who might came in any oth Imiltlhall. Attorney. Mr. Brown, Old North-street, Red Lion- I facts are before TAE PUBLIC to bestow a ,word is have given as honest a suffrage as an voter that ever unless informed Nitire, Holborn. f Broo.edge, Stone mill, Gloucestershire, clothier , May 13, ' answer to such epithet; which sense, decorum, and' (misted. Corporations might perlesite in some area ! It ought not to I '2'7. June 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, 'Gird Gird l es'-; ; had, Ilasi nghall-‘t rect. ' fact alike disclaim. And as for a perjured nation, ,incur i forfeiture by the 'act of 'the tatjotity; bet lately taken pis I. c. 05., Commercial-road, tailor. slay 9, 13. June 13, at does any man imagine that it. ever existed Of cen their Lordships ought to' be very cautious, indeed, tion of that inn lis,..lhall. Attorney, Mr. Lau g ~ ,reriCa,Millare. s how Oily entertained Bills which proceeded - on this of the 1 35th of li J. Lvans, J. Jones, and W. I).tv e.s. Abery-with, Cardigan- exist ? This would be indeed to find a bill of indict. 1,:,,., ,ankers, May 5,6, June 13. at the nogerddan Arms . Pri *nciple that the innocent and meritorious were to i the general prim t 1„,,. tberystwhh . Atturalea, Mr. Barber, Gray,, inn ; and 7 mew against a whole nation ; an d then summarily be sacrificed along with' the g u ilty. But what was' laid before Peri At Jones Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire. to commit and endeavour to execute sentence. the adore of Mr. Morris's interests ? He stated, that 'ratified • and yt l% Wil ' lcock, Orchard-street, Wes:gni:ester. baker, May 6, ;1, june 13, atibeildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Dean-street, 1 The term " Jacobin" serves for a war-cry • but , he had become a freeman of the Borough, and, there- been pr oduced' , .1.11(.1 , 1:me. merchant, !stays, 13 , J une is, l of the Jacobins of France, the characteristic . was, fore hie object was to get himself as well as the rest, ;of 'that House. r. e. Hillary. Mark - lane, disfranchised because the majority had voted eon -' ration had been a . I hodtiall. Anomie., Messrs. Grepon, Angel -court, Tbrog- that they were for forcing their own, and all other 4 tra t hi 9 • tilKi,,4e 'lreet. ry o enotwes of independence. it was iroposeible i after it had beet J. Brona..i t en. Colchester. stiffer, May 4, 10. June 13, at 1 nations, to their own anarchic despotism. Except that this could be a sore of interest which he wee'! 14,-he was ni Csildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bedford-street, I this faction, which grew out of the society, but was I snake! to maintain, sod, therefore, there must be but which migh 11.41 iird.row. C. Blackburn. Newark-upon-Trent. Nottinghamshire, corn . _, c, 1 by no means the whole, nor probably the greater 1 some farther object, and that was, that be was a some materials Lelnr, 11.ty 4,5, June 11, at the 14 George Inn. Minekicr. - 1 freeholder of the Two Hundreds to which it was pro- convenience of li - kribite. Alfonsin, Mews. Burgoyne Dance, aod Cramp- i part of it, the term is no term of reproach. It was tun, Buke-steeet. G rosvenor - square ; aacriMr- Ural/PT% 14ti g h. : a Club, named for its place of sitting •: in which posed to extend the elective franchise of this Borough. 7 *as this, that P lwriugh, Leicestershire. ! e Bat till Parliament had decided that this should take it when of a v• W. Metcalfe, Crooked-lane, merchant, May 6, 2 G. Jetsel3, i there were wise, calm, and good, bad, violent, and place he bud no interest in respect of that freehold , from what it me/ :1 Guildh a ll . A ttorne y, M r . C ranc b, ll n i on - cou ct,'Bro a d-strect. infatuated citizens : in times when foreign invasion DIVIDKNDS. ', His ' opinion, therefore, at present was , that the formation of t .MaY 23, W. Wilson, Feacturveis-street, merchant-May 25,1 had stimulated to excess internal ferments, the latter Petitioner had no more interest than he (the Lord brought down:l J. Almond, Pickett-street. haberdasher-May 23, B. Bone. 1 , revailed • the bad violent and infatuate . - 1 Chancellor) bad, and that was no interest at all.-' the perion by e .!Ilims, Walthatnuovr, Ewe:, iseser;broker-May SIC D.: 1 3 2 2 ' parliameint by possibility choose/ to extend administered'; 1 Ihi' , :s Leets, dry-aiter-May 23, G. bite and J. Folder, ~ lAt es see then who are most like those Jacobins: f' the treet, tat-hrokers-May 2S, J. T. Deebk, Cannomotreet, . 1 cne right to mi g ht, norsetsAire, and No rthumberland, l aid ought not to e h i t iol . terer-Ilay /3, J. K. Mallesso. Sweesiorts.atley. Care- , I. should think, if there shall be any such, those 1 then he might have an interest ; but till Patilemeist cisety a case of LII, bill-broker-May 13, W. Hartridge, Cheapsi d e. hilber- which say, "We do not interfere with the ' e:Phvr-M a y 23, 1. Work y. jun. Fish -street-bill, eoffee.bouse. , did so, he had none, and the Petitioner had as little the information treper-May IJ, C. Blake. Bisbo root, silaeraraith - internal Government of France-we mean only in respect of the freehold which he had mentioned.-:-- from the Crowr i '` , ' 27, T. Greases, Kingstoo-upom P rZ l ironmonger-J_nne -', ti IL 'lfand J. Jae rosboty-places osercaakaa - MaY . . U. le le '• it. Astor, Woolwich Kern, sicteanee- considerable part of Asia, into her own territory may 30, M. ' :support dif hie Petitioa ; but what their Lordships Ile did not uses " 4111 1, Curtaio.road. Sbi:redierb, chair -masetactanw. I ' might do, acting its behalf of the - public, was another the nature of tli CERTIFICATES-Mat 23. • ' till the head of her Government shaU be displaced ;-, • Wc, c 1 ; question. They would no doubt examine the matter stood with rage I „, • cm, Bristol. merchant-E. Criffe. Glasgow a nd Car. , after That she may have what Government she cant . with that attentlen which the Importance of the tub- I only desiring tt , e. metehant-J, Gordon , Cmptimil-court, aserelsant-T. W el -14_15. Back -lane;lletleord- green, es, insuranee- broker -W. Star- and as long a: she can. We have the argument of ject unquestionably demanded ; but as for Mr. Mor- I thst . th ough Oh m 'Y' Marth, Yorkshire, merchan Smith, Oid Flecy, ear k. ' linos , 1,- l . t bi s i rd i g4= our cannon, the , . a-deu r--J. nos, -el . 141 0 ratio ultimo reggaes to enlighten,: ris, it appeared to him at present, that he had DO I substinee, and Inatome, couoa.spiener-J. Dewar, Newcastle-epos-Tyne, a cce l erate,and fix her choice."-There are those interest whatever to entitle him to be heard. ' lle the world, a P *tuner. agreed, iteetel'ef, flit the most proper course would was folly expet PA RTN EIC SI; IPS DISSOLVED , among us who still wish such a Declaration; but I be to . ladjourn the debate on the Petition till to- it war impossibl J. Walker and J. Borrows, Russell-street, Bennoodsey. WI- trust that they wish in vain. 1 im- R. and W. Taylor. insurance-brokers-W. and N. alemi- , t morrow. ' he recollected 1 it ii .' ' ?no° Binger. Wins, plumbers-J., J. and R. Maness,' Who would bare suspected that it was Common' Earl ITANUPPIC-Ile decidedly agreed with his at the opening' :"Plmag, ship-chandlers-H. Wright, 'l'. N. Pickering, and W. 1 mtnan, leper T pie, solicitors-W. Char me and B. Sense that proposed to induce BOSATAILTI .. a w l the Noble %Virile* use hist, and the Noble Lord on be the only pp 1 .1 % 1 1 .it 5/. Jrwry.atreet, Aldgate, mationers-R. Harrison end the W et; la level respect except one,' and that importing, the FRENCH nation to consent that their army should ba. t z, I nnEhan, Liverpool, merchants-C. and J. Oliphant, ./ inn the awialas Of thq debate on the Petition, for I/ eeesibetanti I .7."Pnr-sereet, Charing-cross, batters -J . Jones and W. reduced to a mere Guard of Parade, a nd 501ve..7 ia hie - k might to be rejected immediately.- he considered ,Agold, Romeo. iroornongers-E. Brown and P.. Norris„ J"," at %eyeing, Stove:, linse-bunscrs-It. Lewis and V. Ap- their strong places delivered into the kinds of Wer,A r e do es di d abdodly 1 : „ ", Worcester, linen-drapers-J. Carter and R. Slaughter, tillics as a security worded .as any Petitien thee the two' tear ter their keeping the peace ? s : ever coat* before their Lotdshipx bad been pretented foie, Was nu 4,'''.1% id). Kent, glaziers-W. Newton and T. Head, Croy e ' 'aral:2 Coal-merchants-T. Tugwell and W. H. Jones, r I am, Sir, ye a r's sincerely, the other sAly freer g 4 i same person, and it was found but rather*. ti _ Jt , ro, *lin, clothiers-W. Davies and J. Card, Union- CA PEL LOFFT. to have me propet o ' ' 67t0 the matter with regard occasion o' T, .1, Itcoad-street, merchants-3. Horrocks and Co. Preston, Ito which the-Pettlioner wished to be heard. It was fr ont tilts 1 "' 1 e abler , collo n-spi nacre. . Trostooshall, near Bury , Suffolk, April ti.lBlll. ... , - . ..47- ..4 4 . • .. • s " t.• -,, : '.: - ..... . • ..:, , . . ' 4. • . . .. */. • .. . . r .~._~ • i •_ ~:.~: :it .. * -1 : 4 % . ... - 1 .. ", g / ' .ft OV • A .4 y e • .. '.:. .• . i'• • ' t . I * . 4 6 " . 1 . r. ' t i l t .4 ! •Aftr‘• : I ; 6 • • ; • ' T . ) ..;') .• . • • .\ . - 31 Ikv,; 'o' V • ' - k ..I.kx :„ •n . ~.. .... s 441 ' LL 1:4;-W3 ... - ,• •, , -- --.....i -- b . • out ~ • . • UNIII•• .._ L.ONDUN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 181.5. Piticif gib —........ 14 The Caste for which 11411PLIIII fttt in Me VII, aid Sr* 1r died .R the amffittd! " ... . . . _ --......... WAR OR PRICE! IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LETTER IV. therefore withdrivr but he had stated support it. lie hi raise the 'qoestion, tioner had so inter The debate was ROUSE OF LORDS, Mae IL f . !loyal bunt was given in tbe k usual manner, by Cos lo several Public nod Private Bills. Marquis of RUCKING:I A M mired that a ammo be cell a the Gneansenv. requesting a communication of die re pt/nor their Contralti:eon the 'abject of Gaol Frey.—Ordered. nELSTONE TOTEMS. Bari STANHOPE pretested a Petition from a Mr. William Morris, in favour of the' fish:one Voters' Bill. He merely presented it for their Lord. . v . TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.. 1 Ssa,—A high Peace Estaislitisment ) s would, U I have observed, have been the necessary result this country from that of the other Governments off Europe, and from the state In which the Congress of' Vienna would have left It, even if FRANCE had so. The Order Fart GRE he had some tion this da• mained under the government of the Bourbons. Major CARTWRIGEIT has excellently 'boon le his IVgis, sod other most valuable Tracts, that if our Representative System be rifornsed, and rest firm os ships• consideration, without pledging himself to agree to the peoyer of it. The Petition was then read, and stated the Constitution of the Borough of &Wont, and that the Petitioner himself had, since the of the Commons which the rant motion for an ins that be lir Copies 61 the Government mint of Bar T. - ' will led - to , 13111, become a freeman and voter of Heiden.; that he was also a freeholder of the Two Hundreds to whisk it was proposed that the right of voting should bi extended ; and that he believed that this Bill of 'disfranchisement was the only method, considering the present Constitution of the Borough, by which the election could be free and iudetwudent ; and he L prayed to be beard by Coeusel at the bar in favour of.; the Bill. Lord GRENVILLIL—Their Lordships ought at I.deast to pause before they agreed to the prayer of this Petition. This Bill was novel in its guitar' for its ample basis, and the use of arms be revived ac 141sel cordi n g to its constitatianal pies and extent, of Military Est**lids b s identified ear civil, and we =pal ba sufficiently stmag for defensive purpose,. :, • 'ln the meantime, As fate raised oat akin,: establishment to that height, that it would Ile NM" way unadvisable to drop it at once to our minim peace establishment, were it eves practicable. . . 4.ordsbipe st.d tt been entered into the justice or iniel g a to if. Se ht -staterMent to U. sbotehti emit* the him that such tr m contended, that it proceedings of tt *aid entire befor Anions subjects seat it ibeCongi But there is another inestimable saving left wbony out of the account; the saving of an focelculaliell mutt - of human life; the saving of the horrible evil of setting nation against nation ; a greet nation against herself (which must be at .least the aim, however impracticable), and almost all the rest of the world, either civilized or tending to become such, against one of the great focis of civilized so ciety, from which light, and comfort, and happiness might be diffused ever the world. If it be said we should only postpone war to en counter it to disadvantage, why should this be imagined ? Why should our strength and resources less recruit themselves in the interval ? And to post ' pane war now, would give commerce and all the 'blessings of peace orportunity to ritlN-411 the jealous and hostile passions time to subside; it - would be making an experiment of the happiest pro utile, and embracing the best probability to este blish repose and well-founded security ; and this to accomplish the real deliverance of Me world, w hick 1004101 be forced Into freedeets,usceismccoe.A are, . It object dud piled* tens to disfranchise all, not merely those who bad exercised their right of voting corruptly, bet also those who had given an honest and independent suffrage. The principle of former Bills was to disfranchise those who had voted cor. tirptly,—and preserving the franchises of those who bad not voted corruptly,—to extend the right to others in the neighbourhood Now, the Petitioner stated himself to be a freeman of Heistone, and the object of his Petition was, therefore, to be heard in litvoor of a Bill which disfranchised himself, and likassise all the rest, whether guilty or innocent. — frith was partly a penal and a remedial Bill. With respect to the penal part or, that was merely a matter of public concern, in which the Petitioner, as an individual, had no particular interest so as to entitle ttitss to be heard : but as to the remedial part 'of the ;Bill, he might perhaps have some interst, as he was vi freeholder of the Two Hundreds to which it was proposed to extend the right of voting as a remedy against the corrupt practices alleged to have taken. place in the Borough. It was not decided, however, that this extension should take place ; and until it wits so determined, he doubted' very much whether , Ibis Pet' tioner had any right te. he hearct,_ The meet therefore, would be .to Idioms the when their Lordship nature and bearing! considered separate' with the rest. Ada speaking, the most others had contende of such a descriptiot 'pea to them ought description appear* it was for that seas! brought that questic further delay. Since however, he had he intention of Ministe which he proposed t our relations with his motion was to h was conceded to bin Woos of abstaining time in unnecessary enter into that state Outlet's, it would ha Their Li , rdships, hi him, that the most discussion unsaid IN should have been Pei .. wit►,t V