The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-24 00:00:00

• .___l.';\A \) , ANA .14 t -4.tie,c..:ityytart• . . LONDON, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1831. ._..._.~ N 0• r,029, " The &ruse fin. which 11.4MPDRN fell ha the Fief, • a Ice SYDNEY di,;! ox the Irqr°111" Tpxrr. SrvEN Pr.Nrr. SENTENC E against Sir FIIA NC I S BVILDF.TT.— The COMMITTEE for collection the SUBSCRIPTION to par ti.e Flue of .tl,OOO imposed npon Sir Francis Bur dett. for hie excellent and celebrated Address to his Constl neents. deprecating eke injustice and cruelty of the military ontraigeponstuitted at Mencliesteri'mli.the Itith of Anguet. 1410. APPEAL to the good sense of The People of England v., ens',-,,e them to NMI an obligation It:lN‘ st i ce strongly d eman ds. Sir Francis Hamlett. bv t* Ate. constitu tional. arid elowient expression of his honest indignation at tlo• proceeding at Manchester, has bet the more entlerired eta a telf to the twople. not only of Eigland• but of all Europe. ‘TI 0 tOew the peopir of England allow a line to he actually Mai:lett on such a man? It is nut 1e... their duty to pay the it I , t-eitams Sir Francis Burdett is so well able to pay it ltiirs:-If ; the alert in cousideration is not the relief of Sir Frmicia Burdett. hirlilv as we estimate hint, but the prim tic..l i veressii:n of our own sense of pablic duty. Sir Fran t•is Corded, wi::r hii unshaken and a c c u s tomed ho t: p o r t . deuce. made no eppool. neither was he mortstritod reseeding re- suns..ription. which has been proposed as a monifesta tion of respioo for him, and dem'[['[o t., the principles of re for re for :, for wait!: I 3 Mad. to stirer; he hivs •omerausly lived for id., comas-v. and we are co: 111,1 c 01 he a 111 never tarnish his ha s , bv is sollisli art. 'l`he people of this country have non.. au ad.eiraine opportunity Ili (tn.:king °epees-ion the willowy lemon. • that lienrefornard it will br ill, %Stitt 1.0 Attempt to &ler honest men tr • spressing their detente- Son of erectly and [intense, by ill:poMtlg lICA‘y pecuniary Lies upon them.' By ur.ler of lite Commit tee. JOHN G A BONER. See. Subscription:, r : .....i t e a: J. l'. llobhouse, 3T. T Clark. esq. I's 0 0 • El. - .t2I 11 o i i Kee. Arciideacon , T. %Wisher'. Esq. 3 3 11 1 Bathurst. - I 0 0 Mr. (1. 1.o:14 ° ! Alr. W. 13. Tarlton I 0 0 1k Year - 0 i C. Dickenson. esq. 9 U U Si.eais - 11 ! A fru - Friend:, at Inc Corder - 0 I Red Lino, Port- Pond - 11 : land-street - 19 II li...ith - 4) ! Mr. Edward Ged : , •e. U 0 ti a *.arks - it Tiiiir,ton - 1 0 Poore - n Per Mr. Clark. Crew', - 0 Mr. S. Young - 1 0 T. Nlurphy U lie . 1 (1 lii.lihSt ll (I/ i 11. Baxter, es.i. 0 0 i J. Filler 0 1 Mr. T..loshua 0 0 YtiritinSen 0' G. Welsh - 0 0 Eisele - O G. Evans. Psi. - I 0 Atomic - 0 R. L. Evans. esq. 1 0 11.11roolt 0 t W. Paa'ius es.) 1 0 Vitas. it - 0 i t4notlry :.runll suns •1 10 0 Istillikno - 01 Per Mr. Illnign 9 Itl n Costa - 0 1 Per Mr. Peery - 10 0 For the best jinlge U S. Bickerton - I I 6 Mr. Pisii - 0 . I Per Mr. Fish - 1 13 U W. T. e. - 11 Per Mr. Bill - 315 0 AI. dead to the MAIO U i : Mr. Hutt - - I 0 0 Ar.or.. a F.iend 1 0 I —Chandor. es.i. I It 0 Mr. lloreonibe. inn. 0 0 subacriptions t r oin , Atianis 1 0 Knaresborronth of Puller - 10 of Id. each person 30 6 tosier - 10 W. Pelee, eel. - 2 9 U Ht Lord - 10 W. Napier. esq. I 0 0 Gibson - .: 0 D. W. these). esq. 1 1 0 ilayusrd - 101 Per Mr. Imvigh 25 I . a . °nag - 1 0 Per Mr. Coast 910 0 Sherrington 1 I) Mr. Charles - 1 0 0 Harprr • - 0 Edw. Langley. esq. ealtowey I. • 1 a gd webeeriptioe It X 0 A V rten.l - I 10 Per Mr. Collins 6V 0 Mr. Jupgias - 1 0 U Per Mr. Solithat 2 7(1 'r. R. Beaumont, 3 Per Mr. Spari.s Fsq - e ..?. 01 Mr. Ilillin.r 1 I 0 T. stelton, 1.1 , 1. "..' 0 oiindre siviell sums 313 0 I.- her lloll . E-q. "2 0 Per Mr. Ilalton 5U U Wt. 'lone - e ...! 0 One nlio d.tres not Joists Penn - 0 I tel: his name II 0 Wothrrspoon 0 Per Mr. Peneoek 10 0 til spieer - 0 Per Mr. Iforrombo. Dal itinon - 0 JohnTennant. Ii•oi. P 0 0 etilten -t , i Mr. Robert Carter 11 0 Birkertim '• 0 • Taster 1 0 Mitchell 0 0 P. Penv 0 0 Co.;-'l. - d at the l•r.in h John llocker 1 0 a:.) lii•lior 'avers. l• 5 4 W. Maud I 0 Mr. Vora - 0 0 Thomas Parker 0 0 llowtell - 1 0 In ermill sums 6 0 !inherent 0U I Per Mr. Jameson Ii) • 9 K. Drinkunter 0 0 Per Mr. Jones 2 I 11 1 Samuel Utirtii 0 II 1 Mr. Jo:in Sntehell 1 10 U Northwood 1) 0 John Leigh. Esq. I 0 0 Were! oleo ! a ill Andetr. Populi Liber lyrslits meet their tllihus 2 0 0 3... t .I.•ert 10 0 1 Captnio (Irmee 1 0 10 U Mr. Robinson I 11 i Win. Jones Burdett, T. A. Phipps. Esq. a 5 0 i esq. 2 2 0 P. frie n d - 10 0 Per Mr. Joegins 1 1 3 4. • "lector. L' o `.. I 0 0 0 Mr. John Walker I 0 0 Jo.. FA :111i. E'q. a .5 It M. Wood. ....9. 51. P. I 1 0 Illar•%hnrii, l •:• o 4. 33 0 W. Brooks. evil, 1 0 0 Mr. Phelps - 1 1 11 11.Worthihotomesq. I I 11 A Freeman of 0 - ..0ril i 0 0 A f ew friends I 5 0 J• H. Monett, Esq. 1 I 0I A frivol to civil and T 1,.• %tither of •• The religious 10,erty 1 0 0 [''.ire of the Peo- J. D: 1 0 0 pie. - on the Man- Mr. John Drinkeld I 0 0 rt.rsier Massnere 0 1) Janiest'lnrk I 1 0 M. %ninon - 1 U • Per Mr. Wilson 2 3 0 c,,llins - 0 (1 Mr. Lorke 211 0 Paine . I 0 Mr.. De Veer 1 6 6 Iletherineten 1 0 Mr. Nehmen I 6 6 JIS. Young 0 0 111 r. Davenport I 13 0 R. Tailor 0 U Mr. Monett 11 3 6 T. G. howlev 00 I Mr. Pain h 7 li Rowe - 00 I Mr. B. I 1 U WSt "'no. Esq. 6 6 U H.ll.Townsenit,esq. ll 0 0 111 r. John Halley 1 4/ 11. E. Molten. esq. 2 0 0 S. Ilcnnell I 0 3 John Leech. esq. 2 0 U W. Pigou I 0 Eduard Leech. esq. V 0 0 Dean - Jas. Phillips 10 ' S u ndry Subserip. . Shirai. E• 11. 1 0 tions from (;odd sa 5 (1 ming, per Mr. 4;l6lloin:int lions° Summers 5 1 6 holder of West- Mr. Robert Pinland, winner. not a jun. • 1 0 0 %stet for Sir F. It. Pot Mr. Jackson. hn ao admirer of Mr. Walenn I 0 0 I.is he htle;.!s an.l W. Abbott, esq. 1 0 0 Onset spirit 2 1 0 Mr. Jackson I 1 0 liir.Walternan I 0 0 I Snndry small Sub- G. Et oils I 1 0 3 scriptions 314 0 J. W • . " I ' 2l ' l ' l I I 0 Per Mr. S. Clark 1 9 I T. Maileistoi 1 1 It Mr. Green I 6 6 W. Ross 33 0 I Mr. P. T. Lemaitre. Nearnit•rs I 0 0 I Mr. Starling 1 0 0 W. F. J. ~, * 4 •fl I 0 0 Mrs. Starling 10 0 rr. 4 . .. r ... I 10 0 Mr. li. Patton 10 0 L• Laiwitq.".4c.4 4 0 A Friend I 0 0 C -A. A. . • • 0 (1 111 r. Lemaitre 1 0 0 Mr. J. C. its ,Ls 0 0 Mr. O. Glacier 1 18 0 Nem P. • .i, 0 0 Per llr. Galloway. 11. firr:ti. 0 0 John Conine, esq. I I 0 W. I% illtnins I. J • F. I U T. L. 1 I I], - 0 0 J. Morrison, esq. 1 I Mr. F.. M.. !la-rest 0 0 J. Harmer. esq. 1 1 0 T. C)t.r.l, 3 U 0 Thomas Vyse. req. 9 9'o Burs James - I 0 0 EdmtindWatier,essq.tlll rot Gore Langt on 41 1 U 0 0 0 i A Mr. T l ri .. b ri ur ri e t it O l .2ll' r 1414 •JaeLmn - i 0 0 trlotiane ''' 1 I 0 Per riend Mr. J. Atkinson I 1 0 Seedry small Sib lialtdry small sums 9IV Di scri tto, Pi pal kil d s to the I$ 8 ar.2 l ,ath 'Jr.'. Flower I 0 0 Temperer 'lO 9 0 1 0 H. Ch °0 ' Cho. req. 1 0 . ,---- 'betel 1 1 61 4 6 8". Subscribed e nder U. are Isseried I s the semirles. °- - - 8161"1 " kma are remeived at the follemblit plena :—Mr. , r IPuillill °rooks 1 elt a l Nrl ink inroad ; all:. Ilarcasbet Or . Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Clarke, NO. Oxford-street; Mr. W. Peacock, Rishorezate-street ; Mr. A. Gallowast, P. High llolb.rn ; Mr. Jugging. James-street, Covent-gar- Aro ; Mr. Pick , nan, 79. Dean-street. Soho; Mr. Colman. SI. Mount-street. Grosvenor-square; Mr. Potter, Crawford street, Portman-square; and at the Crown and Anchor. Subscriptions received in the country are requested to be forwar►!ed to the Treasurer. IR). Strand, Loudon. REFORM of P.1111.1:1 M ENT.—Wednottlar, Apr il 4, few davit preOnns to Mr. I.AMIITON's Motion in the Donn of Connsowe. " For a Committee to Inquire Into and .taton.l the Sta:l of the Representation.** there will be a 1)11 1 / 4 ;XF:it at the 111 v of London Tavern, to which all the FRIENDS of REFORM are invited; The lit. lion. the Lord :Sla or in the Chair: biTEW : I.2tviliri. J.O. EA Wovil, **Woos * Esq. M.P. illyvlll. At.. Esq. M.P. Nilson, NO. Robert. NI. P. Tavistnek. thn Marg. Mail lagerstett. Mr V., Burt. NI I.isAbington. Dr.. D.P. Palmer, F she.. F.N. Gordon, Hobert, Ir!Fos. M.P. II ohlrousse. J. Cam, Fosq.NI.P. Thous k,J. IL. Esq. 11. P. Whitbrea:l. S. C.. Esq. M.P. !loose, J. E.l M.P. Ileron, Sir Itoh. rt. 31. P. Birch. J. Eat'. M.P. iii•roal, Ralph, Esq. M.P. Choloom., Robert, Esq. 31. P. Itohinyon, Sir (i. Bart. M.P. Fertrosoo. sir Ronaid, M.P. lists.•ll. Lord G. W. M.P. P. E Martin, J. sq.. M .P. Hamilton, Lord A.. NI.P. Waiihmass, Mr. Slwriff Gibson. Sir. Thomas Wotherspoon, Mr. D. Crook. Mr. J. Taylor, Sly. Wrist), Mr. W. Moore. Peter. Esq.. M.P. Johnson. Colonel. NI.P. Ellice, Edward. Esq. M.P. lloglses. Colonel. M.P. Sykfus, David, Esq. M.P. rumen. J. C. Esq. M.P. Davies. Colonel. M.P. Barret, S. M. Esq. M.P. Guise. Sir W. B. Dart. I.P.N Hennrt the llon.G rev. 11. P. 'Hutchinson. lion. 11., M.P. Osmilaton. Lord Vise.. M.P. Taylor. M. A. Esq. 31. P. Coke. T. Esq.(of Iltroolta. Semite% Esq. rFaxell. Hensnel. Esq. Galloway. Mr. Alexander Slovens. 'Jr. Wishart. Thomas. Esq. Newell. Mr. Jos. !loan, Mr. •tlenndrr Cedar. Mr. E•lward Wratherstone. Mr. U. Colliare. Mr. John Coutes, Mr. W. Hall, Mr. R. W. Tie:sets Isi. Rd. ear+. to he hnd at the bar of the Tavern : of Mr. liallowa), Iligh Masons Mr. Nee'''. Knight rider-street Nlr. illonun. Cron n.strert, Finsbur)-square : and of the secretar), Ili,. Strand. JOHN G IR.DENER, Secretor!. Dinner on table at h•tlf-toett Fire &Clete:. Gentle- Melt desirous Of ■ddintr th.-ir nom.% to the Ilat or gtew a nig tvill pleaNe to communicate the *awe to the Secretary• im mediately. 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At,roett, from the Treamirr, prv:enteil the atnonnt .tecounts of the Public Expeitili tire, the State of the Unfunded Debt, and the Distribution of terantq.-4,.tift on the table. Mr. llCLuatt, from the Exeltepter, pre(ented an ar• count of the Inenme charged on the l'onsoliel.kted Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, np to the ui Jannitry 151.1.-l Aid on the table. Mr. IRVING, from the Custom Douse. prevnted an a..eornt of the %aloe of all Goods imported into licost Britain front the East Indies vot t china, up to the 25th of January. 1 s'2l.—Laid too the table. The Bari of SIIAFTESIII • It presented a l'eti ion from the Archtlesconry of Sunbury. in the t minty of Suffolk, against the Roman Catholics. The Earl of CARNARVON m I that the esi deuce taken before the Committee of the Cons lllllll ► on the Drampounil tease be printed.— %creed to. The Mutiny; and the MarineNlntiny Rill. were read a third time, passed and sent to the Commons. Lord ROLLE preseute.l a Petition from the Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Devon. recol•trly. a/slain& "amazes&ly assonsh/g4. against the Roman eallholics.—Read and laitl on the table. Lord KENYON presented a similar Petition from the Minister anti Churchwardens of the rm . 's!' of St. Mary's White-chapel, and front the t'lergy of the town! and neighbourhood of Ilritlgen , trib, in the County of Salop.—Read, and laid on the The E 4 rl of WA RW 'K prew'eted a Petition from the lientry and Freeholders 4,f the County of Warwick, 14-ing for Agricultursl Relief.—Laid on the table. :Fad UKEY presented • Petition from the Pro testant Dissenters of Nlorpetb, praying that the law for the Legal Solemnization of Matrimony be altered. -1-Laid on the table. 'The Court of King's Bench Dispatch of Business Rill nest through a Committee, and the Report seat received. ROMAN CATHOLICS. The Duke of DEVONSHIRE held a Petition from , the Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Counties of Warwick and Stafford. As it contained nothing im proper, be had unt refitsed to present it, but be should be sorry to be considered as approving the sentiments which it expressed, as he conceived that its prayer ass Most improper. The Petition was then rea,l it prayed that the House wonld not aer.e to the II:II now in progress thr.mgh the Commons Co. the H oma n c at h o lic,. '[be Marquis of I.ANSINIWN E did not rise to call the attention of the House to the Petition which had just been read, nor to the tvar!;s of Dr. Milner, for he felt that 1.0 • , .reat :4,1 of beneficence could ever be accomplished Pot ark the Catholics, if the House were put to the task of contenting the scruples of any, or of all inflivOlti.ols of that persua sion. He only rose to e , .; ress his earnest lope. with a clew to the fair ronsilleration whi;-li every Noble Lord, he was convinced, felt disposed to give to the subject, that when the Bill now in progress thronLrla the other House *boob' come before them, it would come unenrn,nbered with any provi•ioos not nerescr rily connected with the mea-nre. Ile was induced to state this in consequence of a pros ision ulsich now formed part of that Bill, and whirl, tmole I to supply a maintenance for the Homan Catholic lerzy of Ire land. He did not mean to say that se.rh a prori•ion might not be a very fit stibjpet for the consideration of the Legislature ; hut it must rest on ,'rounds to tally different from the present urea-ore. and wont be discussed in a detached state. He had thus taken the first opportunity of expressinz that anxious feeling, which he had no doubt was sh.ired by every Noble Lord, that the present measure nii;lit come before them is such a form, as to enable them to give that final set tlement to the Claims of that haze class of their fel low subjects, the Roman Catholics, which the welfare of the country required. The Petition was then laid on the tabl:. OREAT BRITAIN AND N The Marquis of LANSDOWNF. rose to pit time questions of which he bad given notice, to the No ble Earl at the head of the Treasury. The Noble I Earl would find that they arose It-Our:01y out of Me l important transactions which had taken Wave in the sodth of Europe, and out of the late discnesions on this. transactions in the House. The first question related to whet had been already stated, that this country had preserved a British squadron in the Bay .if Naples, for no other purpose than to protect Wi dth interests, and the property of all classes of [hi ' flab *objects. As that had been represented as the i ppie repos for adopting the measure, ke was anxious to know whether the report was true, that the Bri tish aqnadran had Mine been withara•:. n from the leap of Naples ? Became it would .appei.r most extraor dinary tbat.a sqltaticon stationed there when its pre sence might give birth to 'so many miscoacep , i TS. sh.euld aCerwards be withdrawn at the very moment. when all the (Jaeger which tkreatened British pro perty, awl Which had been elicited as theAroutol for . kceping it in the Day or Naples, hail beets jnereased tenfold by the actual breaking or.: of hostilities.. • - The nest qcestion was eonceroing that material State Paper er Circular at!dresred to the three* collets of it•! , sia. P.ns:lit, iiml Anstriar to the var:ons Bistigeti of Europe, sand' r•Liel contained the basis of the pm- I reeilin:s lately ailepted towarls Naples. That Orr hail oriOnatir Frei pnblithed without a dato,'lfut • int.! vow eft ieitreil in the Vierna °turtle av:_th the Gate of the 12th of December 18.10. _ Ife telstted to know e. ifether this la's circular :rte ktictli the same as the /termer, or whether it hail been matswed and extendell: awl his reason for -etching ate infor maroo was, that !iavine• un lerotto I from the Noble Pan oupoe.ty, putt the first paper was a correct eery he !col e,itiTate 4 i it with the latter tool found a ma terial differtotre tit ?wren them. lii.. thiri enetetleo. venni.' Ile telt-thee it-ii coneitonsititt'on had been ostVe to flee Nizt:le F.ifl, or to the flot•eznment of the volintry by the Coen of. Aostria. f.r ;non-tering in the affairs of other cinntries hesieles ilLipts-? The Mowe would ref-oils-et .that in the tee P:o,l3Twol,n isaneil by the King of tsartlinia, that Monarch ai'l'ed to the glerlation of those whom he called t:te Thtre Great Powers, as his grontel for refnsin 1. to come). with the wishes of hi:. sitbjer -. which refirisi h;,4 led inevitably to the necessity of his nipliention. He (the Martinis of Lansdowne) did nnt kuow in what manner the ein .if the Three Great Poolis lrid been communicated to the Eine of Sardinia, brat it ap peared evident that some interference had been used on their part. Anil when he recellecte , l the serret• article whirls had been conclittlei hottvern Naplei and Austei t its ISIS, he eovseeived it probable drat a • similar stien:ation toi;:ht hare...silted betri - rew the' latter power and tit- Comet of Manmit. He there fore stislsed to he informed whether the psi tenet- of soda a secret artiee bete een Piedmont awl .‘rasters had rotor to the loon linkr of the Noble Carl in the same manlier PS that between the Anstrian Gl vernment and the King of Naple- *r:' He also w'eltri to inquire Whether the secret article which hail heen pnblithill and of which hr now held a copy, (•l'ltlf it the Noble Martinis read aloud, :and which !Les alrecie appeared in all the papers), was correctly gieen. It bore the date of Jame it, Inls, awl seems Ito hive . i brim concluded at the time of the Conereefi of . Vienna, thoniis it"riirrein sennlonsly keptffrisii Me' kedsilegdge of id. Majesty's Ministers. It lead be come known to them at last, li:orever, sad they ha:l kept it as wires theinselves, ne.donbt kit the hettlfit of Austria. • • ' '.. • The Karl of fiIiCERPfKIL bad do..objettlim trisst ever to aesterr the opiestroies pist . to him * the. Nubia . Marqnli. -With respect - to the siptpdfon in the Medi terranean. the inifenitioss * Sent to itscomtnander, tie Graham Moore. in:Septedther last, when it tad bun thought net-coney-to make some addition to its forte. here in all rises to preserve the strictest neutrality*, with two eteeptiotne. in case . any irtinre sloield is done to Britists property, or protection should i.e wanted for the personal security of the Kinr and ef the Royal Family. He 'said the personal security ci the Kii,, %realise the inetrulions had no referenze tv his political situation, am' his person alone and tho u of the Royal Family were to he protected. He hail no objection to go one 4 tep tardier. and to state that the instructions made it distin• fly understood, that if in either of those cases hostilities should ensue, they were to be entirely confine" tie the circumstances - wiiici. had given them rise, anti not to. he - .considered lis taking . part with the tether Powers against Naplei. to that if any asst of hostility ocurred the country would not he involve" by it in a general Wit. 'Stich Were the instructions given to our commander in Chief` in the Mediterranean. As to o u r squadron haring brier withilrawn.ilie Noble Maiqui , . had been misinformed. It hail beetrentirely left at the discretion of wit Ad miral to station his force as he thought proper : but the bulk of it was in the Ray of Naples, and the Admin." was there himself, either on board a ship of war or or shore. If the force antler hint had beets greater at one time, it was because orders srere sent to certlo l . vessels to join him, in the belief that those forwarded to a ship of war which had been released . from the Brasil. had not becu received. But that ship hair stopped at Oitiraltae, and gone to the Meditetr.ineae. The Admiral himself was of opinion that one ship or war and three frigates were sufficient for the purpet - e which he had to keep in view. That was now t' e anima of the force under his orders, and the regcl-t• peace establishment for the Mediterranean wet ore ship of war and ott air two frigates. With respect tv the seeoni question concerning the paper wbicl Fad given rise to the circular of the Allied Powers, he Lad •. every reason to believe that the copy printed in the . Hatnitur;il papers, had stated that the genera' sak - • stance was the sam, though the wording reieht in ' some itlstaoces be different. He therefore b.:Helsel • that the ropy in the Vienna Duette was rrfettly faithful. Widi respect to the third toretlen of Se . Noble Mat-vitt, whether the Proclamation Inca* the King of Sardinia before his abdication, bail .- '.. tucle in consequence of any menace er contmetli • . • flout the Austrian flovernmeut, he (-staid tuatity it coneninnication might Save been made to tit Court if ' Piedmont by the Marquis de St. Mama Un his retorts from Lay bach ; but it sea,-, his firm beiip( drat ise mei - menace or columuniration bad been made. sad dle • what the King of Sardinia had all•dea to la his Pro clamation, was the general expos. of the view.' of the • Allied Poe ere. lie did sot believe that any special application of the principles of that eireede had been made by any Uoierateent to the Court et Turin. The rest question put by the Noble biseple related to tie correctness of the pared culltetatit•id* the secret article concluded bowies -Aistriases los. pl s. As far as bin recollectios eilelliniesi, lie espy