The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-15 00:00:00

THE STATFSMAN rrn.ontent of nor navy. skit ',formic. to the Frame. undo, the sown kiwi of dimes* and dif ',wio no era ~,nre n s p ierir g. cull by boot effected by trolly ?—.--flave yea sot reed that long aid e.i• pt,•,e s plan nf voluntary en:killNet is place of enr.rtng ereatell revenge, and that re. 1n " ""vir..so i.. vamp Mae krises as it le Iliad. It Is =airily di. IhttWont hypos, and no the cam. reeled towers,' the ;allay, but wahoppily k often dd. tine' kinetics, are perottirly strootioss to Am.. a ed ,...i nn . It is r ee l ? i e negnreith. that M e g a n. steely* whotevor stands la Its way. Weds. not km- I• 111, more nr lona, t•t•••ilt in almost al: oar Critelli's. Ole set eotewpot tries will thank as for our cosootl; 111 " "oh him. 'a Pv;ri"to rum our ,'lnstal P°lteltt bet wo neuirthelless canner help advising that pint of hanefol it bt at iimpiayingperontei pow*, ands.• thorn demoted to "the powers Mal be," to be a littlo vorlia soh.. than ittlialgencs and affection. This Mt* of their abuse of these they are Itt'aiPheient • the C. 1111011114 so ilk country will peas the best, lot? (ender fineutPlal dllicoltite) the *sly 1 4 "" 111 to all the lottillototo to ib. 1 . 44 . 1111 . 1 lb./ shield ..aunt tarok. enernowheogrev. &try se. linoleum, mid Isidore of the People they prtteed to thitritit•sont shoold w. 'lams to an lacrosse sof the Po- play. If they do cnomiserato the People's utilising r° l • 44 "" of r.u•da T"sern i tof Canada fr." S ki l l sad wrongs, why not mist Am to elusive redress? coarairy. s.r.ilded its hairabitasits ostablials as Ind*• Will the emu% those wen they are pleased to desig ppgdeni (impotent...v. is as mint no henry., shish 1.. " e s t i Tb:„ „lipithy 1 ,1,1 d, nate as the People's leaders, by «wry fool nese, pre. she Canadian. onsorialn to the Ameeitions completely vent that mischief they affect to forme and deplore? ; ween ie es a i gjpst a Atmore of she coalition nf the Iwo Will the accusing this of hypocritical design., do e°"°" 1 " 4 : sod Caoada. Ito 8 136118/1 ( ) footnotes or u other than make liseas sore resolute and possess,. an :n4l44"deasSis'n• west ellr. Y . b.% "+"' int ? Does the epithet cowardly soewer any other Sal rn peoportioa to her population, apse Listless parpose than to wake such woo (if the have a tinge Common policy wergild 'MOS t• suggest Om pro /elegy of creating la it.ag goons* •f the glob• •• squUitarle•t to um overwhelming power •/ the Atom Orme Rj.pehlic. That pantheism to eely t• be looked for in free end indepewde•t Smith America. The apathy. or rather dislike, gbh which the States 11 " "1 4 " 1441 she st►ettle made b> the Sout► Americans for independence, mast reader, a corns. ttpuwdint feeling la that people, while the contiguity •f the is soden., and the similmity of their staple commodities, necetisrits productive of he.. coos. petition in trade. should gutturally place thaw In the Mutation and suited, of rivals. Has the coo. does of Spain to us been es ineaceptionable that oar bands are tied ep from leaguing with he► revolted provinces? And, supposing as go have contriboted to the vatahlitheseget of the independence of South Amatirs„ can It be doubted Skit is any congest with the U..i.ed Sta.'s. shosid And la that action a moat iris and eldest Ally ?- -I.lnfortenetely, the . permed by es leads to widely different n. scales. We have erstnitoully adopted a resume which. however speciosa the pr►tences for Its 'dap. lion may be, is partial to Spain, and ma•{featly in Jo tines to her Colonies. The 'oath Ameficso• melt • tittle mattanhle the rest of statikii.d, if this tne•sure fail to ent••oder in their brra•ta a deep.troted resent• •tent. F already sees, disposed to take sties ge • tat• Nu •••.. error ; an alliance of that e••tfntry with 8., 0 ts Amartrm seems to Ing highly agreleahle to the C..amtier of Dspoties, an./ by an gimotoos ii•agrow•hs• _ to o.r C Seth • looosero f. , tried, ogr•vable _ to rib pallet. ller F.sisch R•tulogi. , .• hes di. sots( , h• onion .1 ties •••• 11mitertsirs, end Allele. •• • low n s••.l F.• 0.1.0 bo rebmintik; thikt Petts •••insisi te) •. sehanings Moe Connie, see eni a a A illnsers. law Ih• omen ten hs hoe to. the (Jar.' S'ato• rtlFUlSlitOler, Si. A ••••••••, Fim..ce his chicserd natnes. taw. : she It • more f..oseel is dir Sion* a WSN fti~ad to lor 11111 a r itessesto mummy 44. es.• W••• isaneffaterrs. 1s esr sonigivirce, -- - - - - . R ..,. t .yr oiiiiitiso stostoose. if. hihroesh Freesei poi.% 4 •wpb Ili :Leticia, 'lima wish the tivol'•4l Statist be tv.voglei to " tee ~ lie moo reisit wish Fre i %C.• VALFRIUS I ,) 01 ?It KIIPONDINTII. 0 .• 0. 1 will r. , ibling elm 4i. wows A. ceefinks ol 'lard ws act thy rammed deloisin pww. Nov ilwes hi. Sr elm Mom,. le kr owlip dNe Meek( we Woosiiiky. G. B. will or. vier wow & a his Mt hem Kali rhas w^tr dj^ dliwwir *tools Politics AM Low. VAC, me %WI ap •ear m.alitembs. _ _ _ Tbr remedy • 411 fripi 4 te IM saletNalies eamplalfted of. mos rem midi the eiseppelated. The MOP eberli•Pfy her bees played *Cara* maxi besides C. R. Tba Fee* day Is s• snarl di•tismaribmt day anievers as rivalry We 'obese led • die receipt fer' Mr. Uvula's War Immo "lam rb. Misish lag flat bM emmarreive• Lid no. bees sili lisiord for mmemlua bid use mime the Iteq•kisisefses far the babe. Iholisi I boll as as the mon day we bad • pseararli I. .be STATSI=IIII, implying the 1611111 P disclaimer of mite fiesalmora rwilarly cire-malsoced, we ibarsibt weal/ Mee bees salleiraily estistoi obey. We ebbed as spur the goal Casa. aod sae kilt be ilium/ floes the ls discreet seal vf Ns abetters. U%Y AT ORR 411GLOCIk. per Cest o. .Pl 14 6 M IS Intl 105104 i ladla 1111 Lem AAA. 11115-16 Irsetrquer His,. 166.1 pm/a,' Omaistme Ms. Mel Art. eiliii• PllO4. 01 IrTOCIES THIS Mask Reek 19 1, 9 per reel K 0 .191 ff per Cele. , if 61 171 Se per Geol. 771116 4 per Cest. Lime br what Comer, in his Vocabulary, cells gstosrhon in them) melts to elect their purpose, or die Martyrs? Phase self ►ero•s in ink, are nasally disciplining II one and tubers, tabecouse ant poly bold but seers Champions. THOMAS Patin /. works would Dour kale been translated into fourteen lan. gasses, and reed by a !soothed millions of men, nor his portrait loath( for from the eatresities of the globe, but for the silly, malignant, sad crude obese of the English J aaaaa le, venally devoted to the de- signs of ►linisters, whether aim., weak, or wkked. if, then, these doughty Knights of the Pismo do actually feel for the unrepresented, bet yet ow- taxed People, as they pretend they do, let them be saw consistent, and instead of t►rowing their con tempt on the me. whom the wretchedly aggrie►ed call upon, as if they alone hod power to help them; let them, we say, tern their censors upon the authors ef the miseries which are now stalking over the ore@ fair face of the country. There their censures cannot he too severe, net their nick names too opprobrious ; for is fine and in troth, they have too long gratified :heir ambition end their selfish passions in the lose of place and profit, and nothing hot Constitutional wed. sores will reacts them : keit owes will not do it. TN IC ITATESMAN. This morntog oe received mi. Paris Pam, of gan• day an 4 111.teday. The Chamber, met on Sutureley. The Peen disrussed sod adopted, with only one din. sentient voice, this part of the Project of the Bider ret.,ecting the riproditure for the current 'lnf. The Admiral Coant Vcsausoo romplsiord tome the fonds sparopromed to toe Deportment of the Marine were by to SINN ► •Seirele lie insisted lost ender the premise of economy, a service on %Inch the de fect:eat d reaper's, of tee kingdom rented as mien ought not to be crippled fur went of 1/PCOIII. eft ••1011fCIPIL The other pert of the Hotiort. re. apactrog tie it caw. was presented sad referred to the 800-oat for esarcivatino so &Nutley. la the Chamber of Deputies a Petiole° was re. ported fro . 30C) whole's of the Kale de Draft, , raying that be Chamber would intact:Edo with tie Goietemeet to obtain the revocation of the ioteedkt proceeaced by the Commission of Public Instruction, against M. Bewooz, by which the Professor I. ens' ',ended from the performsoce of his Asti,' as Prow' finger. TIN. Reporter propene' the Order of the Day on Olio Petition., which gags birth to a very aid. mated sod long debate. N. Dsvarou opposed the Order of the Day.—. Each of the Petstineers thought he had to Instal. a grievance, for the marine of which he 'polies to she Chamber. No C 011•10 could beware regular or eon- Witetionel is his opinion,. What d o ctrines, he asked. hid M. Ilavouz professed, that he ass to be si- Weevil ? Whit Lee. Ordonoseace. or Rohs—ehit tradition even, or *hilt custom. invpsted the Dais of the FACULTY with the poser of stopping say taus of his colleagues from giving public Lectures. Ile feared oppression had bees esercised towards the Professor. At any rate farther engairy eight to take place, and for that reason he wished the Pe tition to be referred to the Altutoveit ef the Imes- ItlOß—a proceeding by which nothing would be pre judged, and by which only could so ealighteced decision he obtained. _ LONDON, THURSO %T. JULY 11, 111119. !We hare in enother colomn given to *sr Readers the proceedings of the Meeting at Bir mingham, for discussing the best means of ob. laming that which we believe Ivry few rational and honest men will now deny is necessary, ab solutely necessary, not merely to oar preservation as a 6rst•rato notion, on the scaly ad States possessing maritime and other power, hat to the very twirl/ice of an Warne@ body of subjects, who asastitoto the art sot strength and .want , of Der commercial wealth and reputstinn. TM, smtottutruit them is a Rs roan i. Parliament, and we challenge soy ataa not inclined to be thooght meriting Bedlam or the Bee. tile, so deny that a Refers. La sone degree Ise say radical) Is istrawlistely sad haperiesily umpired ter England's ealvarti.n. Ministers a.y pot thwestenbuy words lets the mouth of their re v • r wit n, owl he nnty nalteppily ot ter thew from Ike Throne; but senor he ear they ran mak* any at m, moth less Pekoes, 11. down son. t.atedly, end beer shalt oleos sad children cry for breed, wittiest srussiog with Sawlike Wong*, newly to brook through strong wells to *Weis Is ! ! Oh, eboet•slghted Ben! Ob, awe of Nib use "tory I Hero you forgotten what bopprood is M. Baru. ConsTimr spoke on the MN side. M. 11 ANVIL, amid the murmurs of the Ultras, sold, that the Chamber ought to know who were the Onagers who had cached the disorder by hissing the conclusion of the Professor's lecture. Might it not be presumed that these strangers belonged to that body, which, though proscribed by the law, were! 0.'1041, coder the name of Falters of the Faith, to resume the direction of p.hlic education. Count DUAL, and the Kueaa a the SEAL, spoke' for the Order of the Day, which was adopted by an immense majority. Nets, JULY 19.—The King yesterday, at St. Clued, received the President of the Chamber of Peon, who presented to his Majesty the Project of F.spenditere for 1819, which they had adopted on See tortley." M. Bums has published, in the 73 , 1 s number of the Minters, so interesting letter concerning the **- limbo lately gave in the Chamber of Deputies of an important secret be possessed. Teemorrew we will ley it before ear Readers. There is a report that the Algerines have declared war against Spain, sad even Holland too. It is sternly true, but yet not impassible. It is the wick ed polity of the high polished Nations which Iris these les Barbarian Stoles COMOlit their anliceased depre dations upon the medal mariner and merchant.— Anovlser sad still users effectual visit how, the untied squedrona of Greet Britain, Spain, and Hollaad. woold tread ea the vipers' enigma{ stop the breed and Lilo together. Theo* is, it mess, a *chooser privateer whom'. wits nearly es creel ravages es the Piratical States epee whets'', falls in its way. It has been cruising sad capturing la the ',Modes of the Bahamas, and Rahn he readessons with other robbersauster DAVIS sad Do tan's, at Colthoge Island. ACKOrtlell. " wow mairsrMia." " Pled lo the Came. or I declare modal it I' Beaselb a weeping wil<•w'e simile. Neeiked Ie grlef a eyloaa maid ; Ob. Haase. WA a tear. Umblabliss Hatay. wby as hem t . duo Mae I'm oibees la my grain. Hat s,lll wash, be a welcome swain I As Mese Initial. Amm the ma., Nuke am aabliloos /lasso's same! Restrain, fair mynah, thy lamestatles I Egret barn II it. hat rare yentas)!!! Far frau hit inset thy eery charm. Os which be peelers with alarm ill Heed time Wish g for the muse Slake trail the letters of thy saw I July 14. J. F. NJP4IL INTELLIGENCE. DIAL, JULY It—Arrived the Ann, Oily, from New Brunswick, for H4ll.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Isis, Phillips, for t►e Cape of Good Hope. FALUOUTU, JULY 14.--Ssiled this Peggy trans. port, for lislifas; S!snmer packet s for Jainsica ; and Nocion pocket, for Ame,tca, b o th with blo t , Mamma, JULY 14 —Arrived the F:41153140 packe► Goo Holland ; a• d I Gats. o h wo h, —Sailed the Henry Frowling packet, far Holland ; a n d Besot( v purism. for Cotheoen; with Mills. PORTOMUI■ JULY I I —Arrival the 'Nettie, Lott, from Rut +.—t4si•ed his Mairray's 'hip Mari. cienne, to the Palawan! ; 011,1.4. for Bermuda ; U-rnarara Packet, V...ahles. far Beata. ma • Subanneh. Willi. fur (tin Janeiro ; Cnsaark. M•B;ittlt„ for Nets York ; Bop., f•r To. baba ; and Joan, Pritchard, for ll.tirea —Coale into herb.., I.o4nrie , , to tur paid off.—P.gard dowse Chanel the Kifigitou, Bowen, fur lodic OX NATIONAL DIITRIPI —Thou* Governments which have estahlivhevi Notional 11,4. have alasys hem% brought to loin or into danger. TAO +miser lite Banks have been blown op. the Inner Poch Gave: n. agents have lasted ;—witness the Asnericen Bank, Is the Revolution; *harm the Winks no• In that country ; abseil lisp I itisee d recomple Its France ; 1 witness the Assirmats —tko Minds , • —and, shove all, witness the Nom or ENGLAND, by compering it olds the sits.. nstem) over the whole cosnt►l I It is a pestilence in the eomme►rial *odd, as distadfal a• a Olive 14 the eaters! world; bet what a further acnorge would it have bees, if its Directors amid have psalm! Ministers In prosecute ell who sheold speak In its dispraise!! Our present Administration, with all their fools. and follies, were not tech egregiv 'sous fools as the t.enty.fnor Mon!y tyrant. would a.ak. chess Th.y beet. they had had essosigh of that kind of bovines•, politically and deasocially, on their toads before. &trio of a fetter from the Attests to Lloyd's at 1 Genoa, dated July 3:—" We hate bete jest sees t •• letters .hick a Cataioniso firm of !Mimi, has re ceived t env fs elated the liko eft. from Bereadoos, the other the 90th sit., from St. Ville,. The first awes it was reported there, that the Algerian were pima to deadens war stalest Spain and Utilised, end Ander, it ...id he prosiest for Om Spaeleb verreis 1. IP an their gamed. The. sewed This belarelog, at ales o'clock, we revived the sad goes that ass AI/nines Its,. declared war splint s pe i n .---We must 'motet you will atqatiot all the Masters of the Spanish vessels of it, and likewise seed this intelligence forward to An cona, Venice, dm.' It seems that the writer of this nests is owner of several vessels. The Master of a small Catalonian boat, she is arrived here, sod loft Cottage.. last %sedgy, the 27th ultimo, we Wm, boo reported the same sews, namely, that an express had arrived there fremßercelons,to put Masters of vessels on their gelid. It is veld that the above Master has further added, that a Spanish frigate, which had been sent to Algiers with the sisal presents had returned to Spa's without hosing bete received there. We cannot guarantee the sothesticity of them facts, espe cially as it seems the Spanish Consul has received no offidel advice attest them, but think it our del, to re port them, as we have collected them, for the in formation of the subscribers to Lloyd's." The Persian Student', 'emote of his Excellency the Ambassador, eke have been some years in this reentry, will shortly commence their voyage to Con stantinople. The Suite of the Ambassador will like. wise porno the same route. The Students will em• bark to.nrerrow. The Ambasaador has already travel ' led throve% the greatest portion of Estop,; but we ondentsod he islands on his coarse homewards to visit those countries he has sot yet seen, and then to adopt the safest and more expeditious route over land to Penis. The situating that Mr. Moons hold, to Bernseda has no salary stunted to it. Ti. trilling ensolemerits arise from casual foes, which, in the course of the 15 years that he has hel the face, have not amounted to one-fifth of the as. for which the defalcation of his deputy has made him responsible. This deputy he appointed at the recommendatine of a commensal I house of the first respectability in London • and from that eircemstencts, es well as the incons iderable ea ters of the office, he did not require from them the secutity usual is nets cases. Mr. Manta receleed rbeeppointmeet through eke idterest of the Matqeis of Ilarrtnos, Is 1803. The , claimants on the oar. are Americas merchants, sod the &moods altogether sweet le mar 8000 i. An Amanita's hornet, after noticing a report that Circassian female was to be sad* a present toe per. sonsge of sows coneeq•eoce in this country, says— " It wee once leggested in !lathery, to send • petty Circassian to Mr. Jur►aasoa as a preseet, bet certain constitutional •bj►ctieas intervened, es the Pais:oust rennet accept ed •ny present from • to. reign Potentate, and besides it did net enrresp•ed with the habits sod pursuits of this venerable Pa. Wet." Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East bulls. hooey, for the election of a Director, la the room of SAIIIVg.t. DAVI, Bag. deceased. At all o'clock the glasses wore closed, and &fleeted to the Scrotiaeori, who reported the election to hero fallen Do ions GOLI'IOII.OUGU RATZSIZAw, #4 ‘4 •4 . s sk NEE TiNgs 4911 - 114 D/C t i I. REFORM. The! yicelialtoetok l ate calling a Lo .don Maas. lag has fflreilitide psi eW is vari,.os ways, and there. fore pets that circeowasite nut of all olefin, whicia the friends of a rewraps system would throw an en. favourable mewl* utyr, though a Nossag.t., a Sells NET, or a lIAIIPOIN olotild have give" rise to it " PUBLIC MKETINO. " We, the tandem/ord, being the Committee of Management appointed by the Committee of I to hundred, to condom: the proceeding' preparatory to the Public Meeting to be held in Smithfield, on Wed. amity, the 21st lost., at 12 ..rock, to contelt epee the best means to joie tie People of the United kheqdom, in &Joining a real Reform le the Com. moos Ilinote of Parliament, haring inched 11. Hint, FAq. to the Chair upon that occasion, and having re. mind the following answer from that Costliness, beg to ley it before th.. 11R. HUNTS ANSWER TO Tllll. SECRETARY'S IN. V 1TA710,1. Or. " lee Collage, J.l 11, 1119. I received your favour enclosing a copy of the Curator addressed le Sir (:!•arles Wodseley, aid ether avowed friends of liberty, inviting them le attend She Meeting of the People of the Metropolis, Sc be held in Seifhliel I on tit 21st instant, ie order it s co ns u lt upon she best means of sotoloiog that rest otject—a real (terrors, and to cooperate with those brave and honest Reformers who are holding their • Public Meriags is tie North. I pm *trued to oleo that the Perple have lakeo this coarse, bearish will glee those Gentlemen an opportunity •f coming se..nget them, and by so doing slam o their professions eti:h sioceolty ; and it will also sive the re , pie an op. r portenity tut It...awiog In *hoe they may piste re. llama no the day of trial, whic:., in all bums° pro behil.ty, csesiett be far distant. " 1 Austad be eloworthy the confi.lenee that has been an roisecedly placed in me by the 14,111.11p1.• tented lidost.itaste of the Fw.gti,h Melenieilie, if [ wet, insensible of the honour erl.ich they have mow, for the sixth Woe, confetred •leSe me , by their So. T ssms,, e s o s a ke obi Chair at the eppenecbiag Meet. lag, chid+ I 'ell less scruple in acceptlog, from the ple.sios reflection, that at so Public Meeting whew it his been any lot to take a part is the proceeding', hes there ever been one single breach of the psi& peace. " The Courier, the Times, end all other eqoally corrupt knaves of the daily Intitlon Press, begio to discover again a considerable degree of uneasiness at the tranquillity with which the great Puhlic Meetings i s the North have been conducted. They want riot sad bioudthed, in eider to stood a pretence fee their employees to resort agile to Special Commiseloor, dongeoos, and hangings. Bat I have foil coal. desire Ito the good arose, moderation, and real public epitit of the People, will continue to disap. point these idoottikiesig men; and that by greet Public Meetings bring peaceably bet firmly conleet. 'ea, the public feeling of the whole country may be so concentrated as to close the consummat!me of all oar visbei to be speedily realised by such a Reform M the Commons Ike*, of Parliament as will secure to the People Universal &Page, Atonal Elm• hoot, and Fete by Bela ! " I have tie keticaor to be, Sir, " Yost obedient bumble wriest, sacs. d ) st 11. OUST. " Tn Mr. E. J. Rleadfmd. IJanteret , l'rel."* , . Rt. Coseettlie of %Univers*. elected by eel tram the Pro. ple's Cameleer er , ol). Slgneteres the emote —Thorns Primer, Wither Price, litooms Jame. Nauman. Malmo thertper. Joao Witoilowom, Robert Worry. Joao Harker% Winton Rice, Jeers 11.11, )Rory Medley. Richard Tiill, Jobe Ilartima. see W. Celt. " EDWARD JAMES IlLtBlllOllO, s c." The City bl gistratos arc taking precantisoary anoa•orea for preventing what we hope and sincerely believe is iu on Reformer's contempliriosi—orirchief. Precepts hate been issood to the Ali!einem of the different %Verdi, directing them to morn a sesideat noseber of proper pe►sons to be sworn in as special constables Lir each Ward; sad indiridoal invitations hero accordingly been sent roend to most of the respectable inhabitants, 'equating them to coma forward and enrol themselves for ibis impose. The following is a copy of oee of these Climelan, which issued to and meted on by Mr. Weinman, Neves him net less the friend of Ittrolll. Nay, we ere well persuaded, that many of the military them selves, who aro marched to and fro to watch, on the orders of the civil power, on such occasions, feel as cordially for the safferior of their fellow-see end coontryees as though their coats wets of aeothet colour. " WARD OF FARRINGDON-WITHOUT. JILT it. " Stit,—Uelog directed by the Hight Ileaourattle the Lord Mayor to retorts a sufficient number of pro per persons to he sworn as special Constables for this Ward, for the purpose of beieg in readiness he case their services are required, to assist the civil power is the preservation of the peace, in corseeqeesee Meeting advertised to be holden wit hie this city, se Wednesday, the %Ist day of July inst.—yes are re• quested to signify your consent to the Ward beadles or to the Cosmos Council, and afterwards to appear before meat the Vestry-room, St. Sepulchre's Church, on Friday nest, the 16th instant, at 11 o'clock is the for precisely, for the purpose of being soon. IS , Ped) " ROIVERT WAITIIWAW. M At/AT...4 at 11. :old Ward." BIRMINGHAM MEETING. We jog mentioned in lie Srortsae If of yester day, that tbe unrepresented people of Birmingham had taken s very unusual, acrd not an snentertalumg •sy of expressing their genre of their wrongs as wee sad Britons. They are w. ary of petitioning, foe the most they bite ever obtain►d from the unfeeling Parliameet. has been INITe for their humble prayer to lie •pon its lurazAry t ible, like a dead letter. They bees new adopted a wirer, a wittier espedittota by sending • living remonstrance, which these re monatratera hope will have permission to sit by the table. It will be a gratifying sight to behold the first interview between the grave Speaker anJ the sew Member of the Honostrabk Rouse of Common , . —(A Coronation will be •nthieg compared to it!--We ire., that the Right Ilorioorable Mex. ber for Scarborough, who has Manner: in his name, will not show a want of it is his eoodu', bet will invite his recently made arrporiatancit to tabs a real: for although the Speaker be the son of so Archbishop, the Worthy Baronet thus trlly sod