The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-17 00:00:00

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Rich Illttto ,hgivg Qljlq . or. typ ,p4ao gf ,MO4O. yr la Ns {lilt ilifoitthefii'deifeeltlimilf Ala infaltet pf fridwakistol7 i , ,V: lac t ii.4 o 3 .1' 71. . , ' • , , 3 AN.FIL3O *''‘' ' ' 1 '" - 4.. 4 . :14 :ila '. 1 . 4'. ... ' liar 'lfl i , 1./ 4 • • —III • i'. , -.• •.1' ••**• —: 4 '4: 4 T ~I OW i . ! ,Y~~n •: -..t . .-,.'... el It t•••1!lk, ,r!' • Cc% logger AWN" circumstances. Sousa time after, a lOW koa t the, Secretary of Mate (obn bud sow been insight l bel l ter) rani, to the Chairman, for enquiry of Pe tition for pardnn th for this mo upon 'th e pinseestion of which enqubly the same. to the Petilloo were proved to beam entieT l forgery ;, and, it +lppon etly-prohable, that wit t t reference to the Jeties t iolsOisi: seotenee is thus 'necessary, and, before .a rosorttery.had been taught wisdom, or * bleshee: of. Parliament learnt 16 es.l qaers,—,that np Potitiso seth.an %Absentia! name at its head, followed by a judicious catalogs., all well 1 11 0 0 16 4. 4 4 alight have swindled the Crowsnat of this awful attribute, soder eirconstanceswf still greater 4 0104fatitn even **Mb. Wisest. " There is one feature is ihis policy of time Noble, Agemearl,lholooveN Alga wpm, no snot of ois- {l4 ern, . I .-~_~~r precedents. I further recommend it as one of *or brit ants, that we instruct our gepieientadvie that it is couititetional to refused:* supplies Oslo» grief. • 11 . 11411 " Ge lfire nt rj I " eut rais en, e — d i thank you again for bestowing upon my conduct the aced of your appiobation. I act upon a *ens, of dot;,. t bold it incumbent ott every man to stand by the commonnealth; *hen I find it invaded, I am to be cooed In the breach; end when I am laud In bind with the invader*, my vale is to s Wile at their - faces."' S. BPEECH Ollttßk TAYLOR. The health of Dr. TATLok being &rank, at the original-exposer of the Spy System, ho: returned thanks, and said, " that *hen be 6ollintroditeed the i I I • 6 . 4 *c. MONEY AND CONSOLS, fippilderably lacreaoss the Ciiances, Istyeaditay fame. totter.., to galas Nil? W t 13NESD A Y THREE PRIZES „p.opoo This would be sectirlar n CAPITAL IN DEPEWDESCE BEFOUL CIiRISTW&S... Wa►ranted Undiawn Ticker+ and Shares nre Wag is Sale at • the Logien. Mikes la Land and the Collartfl tOUNTY FITtF.OFFICE, Southampton•Nreet, Strad.. Wit r r t • 0 • ECRIPTS for the renewal et POLICIES. f fli'• due of CHRISTMAS. ore anw is mime of delivery. The MANglefitS of the COUNTY FMK OVFICE . louite a pubic erats.in.,tiaa ie.ta the ptisciples and roe. ' of ()glue for which they net. They ore proud „fa dirt lore. the, the area* abject of Inturaner, vial a • • twos* wad ample Istaiissaity bus been on inestriably oblokiid ”-eheCiatuty that nor a 1 10 0 0 filegatim it s bas ittcrieu t disturb the hillcra.vil of nirectt , c.. sod Clitiasher.. 4 rthie li sfsc Pare nt ill tidies t o at ol l. i set h. r . . ThepriMoal illettOrre have pro, kin! aAA pit al of 40€1.0001., m►err ifkd above use iluetuatia* frau: the Premitirr.s I ;Iftiashviittreast, hkheivirh each profits workmate equally ItiAgletl cow those who Mow. the Directors of the C.iiistty, o a s se ...,hiessed fire Melee ..nd pleat precilre of ' „mmajota lossotektraseprolit uniform end dirtrtiti s sad a rep .. *rine thisp.tymeat of claims depeti.lent.oo what snoy he left. , • ATltiiit rule is the re, meat stall just chili:pi inimediately- - 4hc.rellt►itit pelt it kit to vary with events. They have lid ‘ l .aitlortiPy to ob-es we. that to, the (Molest Capital is deemed of sweat magastode for all pompom 44 searfity. it is expressly Ift•vti r tit the Poilees, shag Ilio_lub.crihers to that load aloste p ,sk: it ao, , vierottle for. I.;.es. Hewer those who insure, while ; wadded i•hate limits, are protected from the Ibtleility for the weer *G o y hob hat been so setetet.y felt ilibilacieties upon {heCoat: , t.it looship or Uniou principle; apd which, Nigether with the ditNeillty hod .to7ertittuty of procurioe reoitetioe, has „ crams* led let Theloilate or dissohitluo of sack Sotietim. TI:. tiny was . published, price Is. 6d. A SERMON preached at the CIIURCH of ST. MARY. ALDF.ILMARY, on WRDNPAOAY, I)evanber4. Ist? trelerg the - Day of Is:r MAJESTY'S IN TF Elk; . 1 ; maul the C.,urcbe. of St. &ALM, eyd,St. Bassishetw, an lo.y. By the Rev. Fl. l . W 1160 V. I).D. 1 0 .5.01. • Solet by J. 11.0 , -bard, Bookseller to her lola Majesty; J. Otri'tge s sued J. Ayp-^rne• Also, lately yolelished. by Ole same Author, 'elation°, ea superfine R.,ial Pepe:, price stud on Bee Me • dew,' 'Paper. prld.l4 ^;' AN INDI to, '..JE(:TS . NOI NOTIOND. or toper. . 'feel!) rele.red 44, in the dee. I • the p. weepal Matte.. can. tanA In the Notes to s faso.4 it'd.. lately published modes ' Itii.dirertien Mc Vociery for Preemetio. , Wine K now -lodge. To *Mile I. pr.:ln.-di It shataleat a the Circaustames ,Nrhir.b have led to tlees Pablication. New Sc ,be had complete, • ADVENTURES e JOHNNY NEWCOME is the NAVY. By J. NITFORD, Esq. R.. ijf f With twenty Mau...frot the Aushor'r own t,,•' la Wert Weekly or Mostitly Par% price 2.. . The flute, ere execated in every way b table to ibaArtist. They elanbst of the roliowiag el jet's. vie. ts.-The t kpt4 A Midshipman% Barda• 7 4llate Cabin—Quarter-deck. • Ineote iketio--Johony and his Girt capsi•ing the Admiral's • ''Taisclessl•A Crime in Partin noth—Newcorne's raptaltioikio •.. trovetettla Ntmwery tensing the Spit —The Grom-romm, Johan" a. trosar—Jobaly 4sy disgrace seat to another Ship-111+0*d DAV, Gitoraltar—The hi a lly•port—Navy Tavern, Newton'. tuld the Widow —Johnny caps6ed at a Formhase —Parson and kW Um in the CoalAule--Wnrd-root's—Pntermo J a ha n y in the West Indies, pursued by a Black Squadros- Johnny ranting este) . with is Planter'iWife—Shayinr ems.- lag the Litz —J ohn ' ' visit to Greenwich Hospital, an d taking Irate of the Nt,vv. • Please to order Mr. Milford's, J.,hnny Neweome. with 2i) Plates, publisued by Sherwood, Neel), and Joists ; and J. ' Johnston, Cbeapside. DR. CLARKE'S TRAVE VIILS—OCTA VIII .VO EDITION, Vols. % sod This day was published, handsomely printed in Octavo, and il lustrated with Maps, dm. Vuls. VII. and VIII. price 1/. 16.. in boards, the Second Edition, of TRAVELS in GREECE, EGYPT, and the 11OLY LAND; being the Third Section of the Se. coed Part of Ifiavels ni valise: Countries of Europe. Ablai and Africa. By E. D. CLARKE. LL.D. Printed for T. Cala% and W. Ditties, Strand, Of whom nuts he had, A New Edition of the Fir 4 Six Volumes. price 51.8.. in boards; also a few resnsining Copies in 4to. of Part the Second—Section the Third—Greece, Egypt, and the link Loud. . To which is added. a Supplement respecting the Arthur's Journey from Consinotionple in Vienna; containing his Ac owns of the Gold Nines of Transylvania and Hungary. Price 41. 14s. 6d. is boards. Itt the Preis. rod shortly will be pnblisbed. Part the Third and Laq of Dr. CLARK E's THAVF.I.S; eolualoing the Author's Jemmy through Detanark. Swede!, Lapland. Phallist!. Norway, sod Russia. With a Lleseriplion Of the ( by of St. Petersburg!), &wig the Tyranny of the Em peror Paul. • RAKASIRI. NVE to •eliviested t• direct the alltntion of per soasedilieted whit mental or bodily decay, nervous ales utility. inward writings, loss of appetite, indigos , depression' of sptritthirestililing or shaking of the Iroids..corbutic anti every ' -4 of erupt , ulcerated thrums, seminnl Ants, consumptive habits. end .slintely to make trial Of the ' RAKASIRI„ or Nature's' and said, wholesale and , . the East London Medical 'toad. St. Georges in the East, tnowledged to Ite the must lye In all the above blood, eases the and Stomach. and promotes utterly Impossible for language nut. sufficiently the value of Medicine in r-ntoring health. 1r to the aced; thou ands has n't, after having been sts se. have been despaired of, .not their profe.sinend attend;ints. •itgor, in bottles 11s. each, ICII j or four quantities in one by which one 11s. battle licine will keep in all climates. .d luny .411 Sias. Fleet-market; Vade, 16, Cornball H. J. Preston, 1111, Strand ; J. Richards, 191. ptrand ; Bloke. 56. Piccadilly; Barker. 1-13, oxford-street; • ellnactlrr, 76. Oxford street; Tarr, Id. liolborn ; and by the most respectable Med :ins Venders in every part of the kingdom. Dr- C J. Jordan takes this general opportunity of an nouncing to me l'ohlsc. that he still devotes Ili, study exclusive ly to the cure of particular comphim. ; n'reenlar member of , the hloyal College of Physicints. he tiller'. a verity and perms.. nein cure for every class of nervous icinzulloit; disea+.er,. tit hsiwrver Irue -taud;ue, or of the most inveterate kind, are by ku new one s uperior tootle firm' mr -predilyand efferinallycored Dr. C.. 1,. Jortato ;any be consulted, lay all ranks. from nine in the morning till nine in the (melting. at the Lost Lflatt.6ll 31.'di. 't.-tat , lVosnlent. 7, Cannon-street 11-a I, near 11w Commrr cfal lload4urnpike s St. Geor;e's in the Ea:t. • s I . ; . . •.. 011:r aid ofetniptton„ ustiams. ii weakness, pain , in the limbs and joint MI comaitasimial romplainto lanatedii Celefintvdl:olCDT A L BA o saistMlibie KesSomiite. as prepared .}menu, M. D., of , pea Don-street Pts tick nes le i ms* powerful restorative 11 . aints ever discovered t it Oita violent pains in the head an le porspifttion.---- I t is utter!: it XlPrelglit er eloquence is. extut. • al and incomputable Ms , Had Riling ,!goer to IP ~!!'tared to perfect health. duced b dilfer, eat diseases, n s to only families, but also by th Sold, by appointment of the Propri *r two quantities in one. SOs. each .4404 bottle, foriS,74., dial included Is saved. Thisifiruirnaide Medicim Pod rimy be . hadof . Riercloy mai Soso '• 1- tot t • re+ k; mr& vd, ' ▪ r. *lt ▪ ) 1 I . 1 , ri, r 1., Ire fte I. • . s • O,F file/SlVhipiaßlf ; T * . lOW s o I.JPERPOOL CANCENTIRA I • --711 1 !CM .. A a ., ~./. ~ •,, :. : • SPEECH OF VOL *10444111p ! • j - On the health of Col. WltitlXiffif sg Of's, Ili 'ten and spoke as follows :-..-,- ' - , 66 G ENTLEISICN,—AII I can say loestolso, wad lies ,asibstance, is, that I cs rdip,lly,,tiyaok yea - at pipallow e time we to co , ngretqlate *Ms C:0001111f - Society *open the difflrent and impttivid aspect of . Pairs since the day of the lest:Yee'r's 'Cstlabl'iiiion.4. Then a deep gloom was spread over oi. '''.On that , ' day, and hour almost, was goleg ow the persecoticas i of Hone, and I think the very neat btooght. as Om account of his first acquittal: Lis Giantess, tslateiph over official tyranny has produced ibis sfecs,,thst now ibipgs May be called by :heir riglit names, and public men designated by their prover titls. 46 Allusion L ie b e e n p e e ...air to the comparative freedom of viii. Bornorth ; I ens of opioittu, that to all practical purposes, this is .1s rotten a I,lJrough as any is Cornwall, or elsewhere. It is -sot s wartd, ;et litaly, by a sinee pr sprietor4 but ii bas become the ptoperty of a &ody of co agiVasoire l 'Who Suite, 6 at a . great es pence,' as their Right Hon. Agent repressed , to get possess's , n of the power of—doing what ?—' Oat et securing the ruins' intereats—hot of gr.sping All Abe public °laces, as they bec , we vacant, and thereby providink, for themselves eisi their friends, and of driving on their respective trades with greater faci:ity. This is the crdioary course, but no exercise of power comesamiss to them—of which a very curious iastance has Last) amerced, which J will endeavour to detail : —Three Quarter Ses• tip t oe ar o• a woman named Margaret Williams, a Atorloisitlirateiver a stolen goods, and a_SAc i as- Aliaißitigilrivss of youth Is the sits of . a .dwie 3, if Wass/ etisi..bia calleagams...sol, __ 'as f *hat they mill sod ought. tai be, 4;e — brought, 'before the Bar; of their comiitty, it is no improvident' got licy to guaranteespoo primelple and preoedest the imponity of ski written. . , " But there 'semi also to be in certain quarters, en obvious leaning towards this sttecies of offence ' • this Peaking wf stolen goods, provided that the trade is coward on is a sufficiently whotseale way. For what are the whole class of boroughnsongers bet receivers of stolen goods ? Their predecessors base robbed the People of their rights Rod libettitly of whisk the pro. sent race are the receivers; sod who might *Who brfteght seder the strictest forms of indictment, at to the vales of the spoil : for net ono of the minor pegs are more mink at - estimating the amount of stolen property, or more prompt in tuning it into ilimentscy- „Nay, soma of the 'most conspicuous of them have actually been taken with the mlenosir, and Oland a ith the goods upon their. Let any One read the letter of that valuable statesman and good friend. of ours, Mr. nroeghate, to the late Sir Simnel RI). milly, with the Appendix, and he will fiad then, ' Behemoth, the biggest born' of • boroitilts--the kisiet of the Shire who rerretentstheskall—the Leviathan of the North, not only as a receiver in the era) I have mentioned, bat oleo of acted{ and tangi ble property; of many ilsoisind pounds a year, and himself a direct purloiner, all from the poor 's box, to ' a very giosiimenal. — 66 Bet to return to this Rotten Borough, where the votes are purchased or intimidated—where 6 great npences' are repaid by proiltable,placePril curious develi;pment cif machinery bit talel'y orcitted. One of the subscribers thisskint himself .. ' a fa ' ern for his vibscric gal Ai: Representski% Olibibb calort. the ' eat eenametioe,f VOIVIt. J:it i. OW f ' efilli: .1 E id , 'a. was sumpecto '4/101itewtkehreelOvek theiktOirt.ediett by tilt Wetthr . a, in spoken of, ilindliithiost to•the eemenle of dissolution at the Club, *whether the impunity of the old Lady was to be hiswinril, or his share of the booty, I am not, informed;lswt,ifit ilia, 1 commend his moderation,; mere thin'his "tato: . There . l4 doebtless something, am sibtle la the nodes of evading penisbeneet r abps the Trainees of the Docks, cud Borough hisalstrates s bed bees ton seeking to lay hold of t wee it last auger, convicted, sod sentenced to be teeooport ed : to the asturrishrnent, however, of tie Police of Liverpool, this woman, not lone after, fe.ep. peered. This cooing to the knowledge of the Chair man of the County Session where she was tried. led hint into a correspondence with the Secretary of State for the Homo Department. One part of the cap's - tht ihr as too old to be trans. alia% obtainL , was, that she was ._ ____...... If ._ Orted, and Wilts said, that one of the oil 'dilate "ore generous, and protilotlisetatettle, In an amatory of pardosirsa, that she should not spin lie seen in 4hodeacy, however misplaked, than in the selfish ca... Liverpool: this not being satisfactory, a eery recent peaty o f his pl a c e b oo ti n g co ll e a gu es. t and further application was made by the Beach, fur " There will be, I eenceive, a good deal to be en-, documents relating to this eztraordivary affair, which qUiredinto of Uri subject I have toothed upon, as wss answered by denying the propriety of ping int* well as others,att thi coming Session of Parliament. an tinqicry which tropa,,ed on the sacred prerogative - tam/rapt other ' a rumour it gone abroad, that of late of mercy in the Crown ; this then becomes a subject , away convicttode-itaire token place under the Stamp in Which we have all an interest, and we are, at least, slid Excise haws, as they affect renders of onedi entitled to empire up to that point. It is ender- eines; and it has been broadly insinuated, that many stood, that, upon this sentence, a Petition was of the penalties annexed have been loosely levied, or j drawn up, signed first by a Worthy Alderman, and totally remitted, in fatale of the partizans of those banded about for other signatures, to gel . this woman in power, while this salotiry check upon what is j pardoned. The Petition being ,rot • lreeded to the milled the frauds of revenge, bar heeit enforced au- Bight Honourable George Canning, ate the Represen• paringly upon their opponents. Ido not vouch, for , aative of the Borough, was given ha court* to the ibis, but I believe there is sufficient grounds to war- Secretary of State for the Home Department. It has ant the calling for papers in the House of Commons.. been said, that, under such circumstances, the Right All these leanings to one side come Mater what But- Hon. Gentleman , was not bound to make himself ler called • the cheap - defence of nations,' sobsn. icquainted with the merits of the Petition; but this toting only Borouahmongers for nation, which, is blowing but and cold with the same breath. I re- with us, are convertible terms. For spottier point, ember when our Right lion. Guest presented a Peti. t must venture a, further trespass upon your: tion from a prisoner in Lancaster Castle, some years ttention . It is what I have spoken of be ago, he was toted' iu his place with n otih e vin g en- tor, in another plarti—niseeit the case of Miller, quired into its reasonable merits or troth. He 4e--.le constable. This call was shritAoos enough at tiled, and every man must, and ought to deny, the bat time, namely, during the Election ; but sided, 'possibility of doing this in the House of Commons ; t has been aggravated in a m o st estmosalinary man. but I maintaio that it was Mr. Canning's duty, and out. You will recollect that this man had damaged lLord Sithnoutir's duty, to make themselves ircpreiasedlwarded against him, for an mitring, ppon hhe liberty , with the merits of this kind of Petition to this high Ind false imprisonment of two Englishmen, of five quarter. If a Petition to the House of Commons is r sis hundred pounds, with coati of Init. This received, it will he referred to a Committee efen- reuniery punishment, it Is said, hal not only been quiry beforeit is acted upon. Do these dutiful servaitis,. /moved from the shoulders of this official offender, and loyal men, espert that the Regent is to enquire at that it has been removed to oars; in ShOri, that into the facts of their Petitions ? But when they-are to money has. been paid oat of the public treasure ! ashamed of their negligence, or their sobservieney to 'his, Gentlemen, appears to be insolent injustice; j thecorrupt system, of which they area part, they skink impelling us to hest the cost of every abase, in ad. behind the Throne, and thrust forward the Crown anon to the cost arbiek is hisephrsbiatfreat the acts tto bear the Consequences and the odium. I reverence It complaint and resistattee. . .. the Crown, and most especially this divine atttibete " From great authority we have it, that treason ..whieb belongs to it ; and I ask, was the-Reg*nt gointt the Ginatiteen is th e highest species of that likely to grant an arbitrary end anadvisedatordati i to ffenre. If mon who have been seduced into treason' such a character as Margaret Williams? We are ire to be ponisadwith the utmost rigour of the law, .yet, !suppose (without teeopossing uparilie Crown). 'or the particbtse : .W'bf havlireleeled wit tattiest et liberty to ask of this Merob-ir fir4AVerpool.' antilhe King, I see bireilissiiiy nrjesijee, if °Mae men fellow servant of the Secretary, what precautionstreao pacsoeirial who may be faidireceused of vo. they took (as became their respective illations andluniarity, levying war ova, the Constitution and the .concerti in,thia transactiovr) to' inevent tVe abut, ofPeople., I hope in:y r auarrestion may be adopted in this prerogative, which they anw ow cioufidently rally his Bacough, of petitioning Parliament at its meet. behind. Truly, they lave disalayed great diligence sg, shot the sirvillitl'otifta Men maple forthwith in protecting this yen. sable promotive from imps's. Itipeathed. Itaii%/y plata' rfieili Act of Indemnity, ture and abuse; .and this .me i the 4i:co/very may tatty we loaves teams ftom theniseives, that the most , claim On a subsequent vrcision : The last Seguin* be' pnslom i tiatet, Iwo me, ate • soapeeded fat special per. on e, I was preient at ithleiseumiacer of a • .W*4 who fisepoooktiley Fnco 01, 4 nipviesirial, plea, against I was heavily pup i,h e e ur .ul ea teni .. vieti tit i ,of roceetiitig ern this the ow, fevottesp i tlottrine of t'.5 . 0 IS 4 Lt 4 ),. , %Thyj .; , gut , 1 ‘ ' • . •• 1 61kj onsal-ii .hr i.l g. , , , • . Jig nil evad' oi Lis. ;tie I:1 ii 4.41 • . Spy Sy•tem to the notice of the ConmootainioligYi it was comparatively bet little known ; atakim Thad Wee bilettetat setae hid found it difficult to .Nobs the crerienoe to all be bid stated respeetittg, its esteot and its atrocities. It bad probably bees , seppased that be was a little hot-headed or entheslastlt, sod that he bed permitted his feelings to carry -him tb length somewhat sigra in purinit of an interesting object. Law events, imiweeer, most have - proved that to go beyond the fast itode:ctibleg the beerible iniquities of this system wee eceseety possible.. The fame hich Mr. Bea nett stud Al to-Philips roma do i.. n'ee'd is shallows of Gramm dining, itsisit Bes. aka, am& 4a.• co•viaesd..altery ens tbetisitmete.. otters sebstantially correct; sod modoetot could hausbpqpiwthat thin* applwasces , of popular eam• lieselsonellithbod been ssch a isugbhar to our Lenis- I WON%bsi in almost every iseasseaholow stilted:et esoottressi,ley the agents of ibioss• WM* pledger l `dosty it vii to paid over anillimiert• the 0•1111 d tar • 5' Bet," contisoed Dr. Tsyllit; f 4 if I hay* been before others, in detesting the. impoeltioni realised ...hr the Spies and the 'spy-snongets, it le•ttly . beacon •Limes bed she misfoctsso to live is tie .isidelt of time, sod have therefore bad more oppertenities yes bate bad of observing their conduit. g kept • watchful eye upon them, oot only dodog the corn. !Motion of 1817 and 1812., bet daring the se lest active perlood•f 1801, some of the transactions of which last-mentioned year, though they are seer mehrly fdrgeften„ will I yet hope, be Made to au. ;items a thOreegh investigation. My attention van , drawn to this 'abject early io life by the opportuni ties I had, Which were, Weed, forced spots mr, - 4 weaselly observing thoiseseeet mg Watt, of. Vellisw celebrated - *ha asil r for mill* and, being former employer, he was tends/toned to desalt; end complaints of ill elage were speedily put a step te by she halter. Other instances, Gestlenseu, might • adduced, of treachery sod foul.play on the pert the Spy-mongers towards their underlings; did ens time permit ' • but at this late hour I will deteitt you only whilst I remark on one point which I think gods tar in sopportleg my opinion, that the whole of he late plots origiested le one and the same plume, Kr to speak Mote plainly, in one and the meteor-se, brain fitoiJ " At year fast Meetiut I commented on the.oen. minsiesi ineskqescy of timmallans to theend lu the plate of 1817 said 1812 ; on the fancifol:' nightly drill' of the ‘' Luddite armies;' do the ' three forges! { .10bich they were said to bare established itd this bounty fat the otaaufactuze of pikes I en the ridi- Malan whimsicality of proposing with a handfelef men to garrison Nottingham,—suite the Magisj train as bostages,—disarm the soldiers, and (se the tree mock military style) secure the passes of Abe Trent I' Similar was the language of 1801, whet the number of armed conspirators was never-esti mated at less than 150,000! thoegh not a single one was ever proved to have ezistelice. It was in this year that we witnessed that most splendid. of all mock Military achievements! named by the coootry people—' The Siege of Rieingtba Pike -wish, Gentlemen that, I could base given yoweboparticeitts of this brilliant affair, !Molt would more than any thiwzitlei ,show the gate of mitsd of oar ,military plot-seekers ; but your time will not permit; spice it say, that, this will-(oestt action ended sflth the total aunibilatiora of as immense army of insurgents,. and 'with the ceptere of the whole of theit magazines, and that the victor* re-descended into the plains, absolutely co vered with glory. 66 Not a whit less military, or less magnificent, were the schemes of Mr. Watt, in 1794; and it Is well wortby of remark, that much of his language was almost word for word the ssite. In his conies.. slon, published by aetbority, he not only talked of I seizing Magistrates as hostages,s and"' iliarmieg soldiers,' bet of ' taking the three metropolises of Vadinhurgh, London, and D6lio, all in (toe 44-* . dad'hegrively adds, tyat . this was Oteededillial t / secomplished by six, or, at farthest, by seven o'cledt I'p the morning. You will Page, Gentlemen, what must be the stale of mind that dictated a plot of this description, vih.n you are informed that Watt was at the head of a Committee (Amity 7 men !' and that this Committee was self-elected ! And you cannot doubt that he most have had hie instructions from tt , tame source as the Lancashire plot-makers of piesent day." St'EECtf OP DR. CROM,PTON. •On the health of Dr. Coomerom and pendent Electors of Preston.' being given, dressed the company to the following effect : " Mt. Chairman and Geollesseit, s this king himself entitled to are- burgh, that celebrated spy, who was, for etvtaist ription ' applied privrttly and direct S ta t e p ur p os es, b agg ed by his owe employeve I-111is stile,. fat - some 'left , ' " P i mise r Geademeo, was not, as has Isom *opposed, iho klavetter diAitos - stet one...—Ose of the Larmasbitespise it a d resed I,,awe cry at bo d the cry of b.ss islt 4,otelbeLseeseasherds , be re* yiltlike;4pf.tba at' • . . VIPS strideace avowed ysi A 140 be tevsed out of the regimes , .flot - • Imoceiter Ambles ;be ems Elfekr Of Wkirioarinii to obtain an afte ', taken into cestody as a bola fide rioter, tee 'id& - of the spoil' Whether . an d, b e i ng 6 deserted at his eased need' by Ada bY tilt Worthy- Aldermen spoken former emolever. be teas condemned to destii gad 4 , • t • • .... I. r i t 1 t i 1 , • I S • 11 • 1. 1 • . 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