The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-11 00:00:00

bd. 0,1-i I, ethic' pilos vane .4' ?D. 1e.441 IP" ml fm growth . Assoc toisltlcls., t 0..., Alilion is p' rospect which pi_tsitits Itself 4. w Acisoi oad rossost. ehh or body of NA tftoseoftivatits of Ms soil. lON'S long establlghli pat SCTIOVICS teettrits, w iimesielbe(. pi* say ram. u, • g torus, ef • • the toadoe. vow-sayer wiainoose.) 'S HEAD 1NK, ,. . ram 111j0111•1111,1. , •.• To DOV ga t , WPM. {LUDI- C AND CANWIIRORT. )8T etiACil WS, out from the eller, inn or. Deal, Reams* and Sandwich sow peat r pest seven o'clech. decided pferefeerre eats titre detonated od elpence met toenryar.c• on theskirc" actunder,. Shoed. Sittingleee., lag, at a I post 7. tad i 1 ;;H 110 . 4 . Biqa, Truro. Rodtild. reirsn, tii . koni)l 4 Dorchester. Dartmouth, rising. at seven. through Doane, afford, Stockbridge, Bastaptoke P aer. Med Iltystset. teebursh. Terportey, Nsmptwkh, eh. post-0n:11 every aftersooo. Congteton,N, cocaine, Wain' rindde pdet-coich, every Se rood. s post-coach, called the " ave. Bowden and Doncaster post. he Cross Keys. kl ark et-place, Halt. eston, and Chestnut conch, every whoroggh. Stilton and fluetingdon ry evealug ; to Spiishy, Louth, won at a quarter Wire sit. 'fagot. Kitty-Lon:den, Bolton, °treeing post-coaches, every at- ti.lttoteford, Stowe, Stafford, and inside post-coach, (only one night ng at five o'clock, to the Saracen's verpool, next evening. doe new four inside coach. through bourn, Parton, Lyni eaten, Pewsey, tury, llengerford, Newbury and ng. Shrewsbury, Salop, and Holyhead evening. I Whitehasen Post-Coarh : goes eard all the way ; pleases through tit-bridge, Richmond, Catteriek, hy. A herfo:d, Ferryhridge, New n. Slam fon:, Bente, .6 reethana and mornins, and performs the jonr- Pssaengers detained on the st. , e, have the peculiar advantage ed iu the next emeriti. _ ton coaches, daily at eleven, half- Ind Yarm Coach every morning, to d. sets out every afternoon at three ide only. sod passes through Wan am and Daventry. to the Saraesn'- ngbam, next morning at half-past Shields, Sunderland, New new post coach, with a guard Pry morning by way of Newark, rybridge, Tadeaster, Darlington, dorpsth, and Berwick. Passengers ued on the journey. may rest sd then proceed on without any ad- Leeds light post coach, sets oat ; and passes through Baldoek, ton, G earthen, Grantham, Bantry, or, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, olden Lion, Leeds, next afternoon. mapton, Lymington, Winchester. wd-bridge, Blaekwater, and Bar coach, every morning at eight; and Horse.% Southampton, by lelochtful conveyance to this Isle of u, St. Melees, Havre de Grace, above coach hope to receive a eon which bac hitherto been experienced of the " Union." No racing with g post coaches, through Chippen• [borough, Newsbury ai.d Reading, arrive at Mr. May's, the Gray he London Tavern, Thomas-street, morning. w Liverpool light touch. only one ing four inside, sets out daily at one ; t afternoon at seven, through li'o hampton, Welord, Let terworth, italifield, Stone, Newcastle, Knats )teseot. Boa, and Shitreal post coach, every tooth, Dorchester, Blandforti. Stins on. Basingstoke. Hartford-bridge. ot. new post coach, every Wednes oon. Rages to Leeds. Doncaster, Ferry ce per lb. nd CO. respeetfully aelatlnt their c, that they will not 1w amount asengers' L , VI title/re, Plate, nnmds ♦blue, if lost, stolen. or ea st such. and the Insurenie paid fo cen's Head lan, boon-bill, London. Jerk . arraiaamiseaJorptkosees a, honour, - will alfeoiaoavingotprerly - erte-lull. e , shall tacit% a Meatlouitsso althea, Nectars, by a earefel attention WIIII•tbolr Ordits.- 111. P. is Patentee of the mach estemplad-OKLIAL'T.AIHIIIO pUST BROOII. for awaiting roams viably fgralabed. as it ideal from rislag, ' ''- soaveylnglt a - Portable ' Abuse, and . .ion, itstobse , _ lions on vegetable and animal life; in Part IY. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining thciu in a familiar manner, and the whole addrnssed to the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes. By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London. Nature beatis Omnibus esse dedit, si quls eognoverit nti.—CLauntsx, Sleet Mares to all the fund of bliss supplies, Ns frugal applieatiou marks the wise. May be had at 20. Paternoster-Tow; d 9, Pall-31241; 41. Piccadilly; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 32, Fleet-street; 174, Fleet-street ; 4.2, West Smithfield ; 9S, Cheapside. Lon don; Stevenson and Co., Burks and Co., Norwich; R. Deck. Ipswich; Barrett and Duffield. Bath ; Sheppard, Brie ; Hatt, Cambridge; Headley, Leeds; and at all Bunk ' sellers.—Memrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every• day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country ■re requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a re mittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to .any part of the World.—GOSS and de. M. R. C. Sur geons. No. 7, Jermya-street, St. James's ; and I I,Bouverie street, Fleet-street, London. of ase and consumption, not merely to the amount of the tax itself upon each article; but also to the etteist of an interest and premium, to the at:leftist sad trader, on the additional capital regained by them in consequeace of such taxation. 6. That this meeting considers the radical defects' and the imperfect administration of the Poor Laws, an other principal sour& of the distress complained of, as these operate as a mill-stone about Use oeck of the Agri-' culturist, and also tend to the manifest disorganisation and demoralization of the great body of the people. 7. That this meeting is fully tensible, that only • partial relief can be afforded them while the interest of so immense a debt remains to be provided fur,they never theless entertain a confident assurance, that a considera ble degree of relief may be (arid they trust whet) their necessities are fully known and appreciated, that Inch relief wilt be) afforded, and that without delay, by the following measures being bad recourse to, vin.--4st. By the most rigid economy and retrenchment in every department of the state, wherein it can be practised con sistently with the safety and honour of the nation, and by the personal sacrifices of every individual connected with the Administration of public affairs. 2nd. By new modelling the system of taxation, so as to make the harden of it fall more equally upon the people, according M their respective means of sustaining it. 3rd. Ily a revisal and different administration of Butyric; laws, so alto equalize their burrhen, and to azure regular em- ployment for all the labouring classes of the community. 4th. By the imposition of such • progressive dray as She importation fof foreign corn, as will prevent an' smikir competition in the British market. 8. That a Petition be presented to each House of Parliament, founded upon these resolutions, and that the Earl of Albemarle 4141 Loci Suffield be requested to pre sent the same, to sttppert the prayer of it in the Home of Peer:, and the County Members be likewise requested to present and :rapport the same in the House of Cour- These Resolution, baring been seconded by - Mr. UTTING, hip. Mouse, of Blaekeney, said that he was one of the Agricultural body, and was proud to style himself a Norfolk Yeoman. He was sorry to say that he felt the pressure of the times, and felt it severely, being the largest occupier in the Hundred. He thought the resolutions widcb bad been proposed to the Meet ing improper, imprcper larcener they did net ft) far enough, they did not meet the whole of the evil.— Taxation fell most heavily upon them, he felt it both at his heart and in his pocket. The relief that would be afforded by reducing it, he said, must be ineffieien: while the rei.rearotation of the people was so imper fect, while it has been openly avawed that the sale of seats in thellouse of Colunons was notorious as the syn . 'at noun day, and while the presence of placernen and -the arts of corruption were declared necessary to keep np the influence of the Crown in that idolise. Look at the exerti-o,s of Mr. Hume, and look at the Mem bers who suapart bite. These things will prove that your rights are not defended. Our superiors are not taxed as we, are. they wake the laws and take good care of tbeur-elves. Landlords seem to forget that we Are the Holt that connects theca and the pour, bet let theta beware that that I.n'a is not broken. When one pockets are empty, wealth and inauenee cannot fill ap our places. will be no middle class. lf the Yr larra &come rapers what will be the ralae.of Estates, and how cam the dentaralizatiom rand Grerk• jai any if $3l iety be pretreated? %.1 hen we talult of Canning'-i embesey, and other scaidaloir jobs! ' sanctioned by i!, can,we i gay that there is net a wrong notice actu.:::;.g the Meese of Commons. This is ithi . ii es t " liir la.io —es 'Women ~_ _. 4 ~ lc 'My. go** ' 'de talogiteep iit . I d l r iiiifiesiLGo.tii the)o: bonier. thilioaeoleis Agrttolth:al cohrotteeolik Pegt 0 ittleet of Mr. *ebb! ital, rn ihat iotpsijti l bto eikelsits , ,littcal ate, Go. OR tie it 'oor. grii : : Geotlittitee; Thai ar'Yoli! , -- Mini& .1 per upon the importation of every gaseter of foreign corn, still the produce of your own country would fall in price. Mr. Peel's Bill has done this for you. There is really considerable less money in the country than *hen the artificial paper currency raised in Its full extent; and if, gentlemen, I have DOM only one sovereign where I dad two pound notes, with the same tales I had then to pay, it friliows os a natural consequence that I shall not have so much as I had to employ in other ways, and therefore Corn, instead of rising, will coating* to fall. Ministers, I dare say, would, if they dared, repeal Mr. Peel's Bill, but they cannot. they dare ant do it. They could not, iverdened as they are, withstand the °Molloy which such a measure would draw on them. Various, indeed. Gentlemen. ate the canses to which Ministers have attributed your distress. They have told you in one breath that it is owi ogtdincreased population, and at the same time to too much Corn ; at another time to good Harvests. What. notions the Ministers really enter tain of oar distress I know not, hot it is perfectly in compatible with my notions of Philosophy, that plenty' should or ought to proilime poverty. Your distress arises not from plealy, bat because, plenty as there cheap as is your produce, those on whom you ulti mately depend for support, have not money to procure jt; and if abundant harvests have had any effect in lowering the price of grain, we are only left to the melancholy reflection that a bursa is thrown over the brig:itest vorks of the Crea•or by the measures of the Administration of your country. 11 is to taxa tion, Gentlemen, that you owe your great distress. I shalt be told, perhaps, that it is necessary to the, honour and inreoest of o.y country, that, heavy taxa tion, in the prrs'nt state of things, is necessary. I know it. I say Cleo, reduce the est-t!didiments that render these taxes necessary. flow have 31r. Home's motions been utet—not by adducing any refutation of his assertions, bet by immense ministerial majorities.' Will you: believe it, Gentlemen, that one pert ef present Ailmiiiistralen, the 6:Tit Ville F l l , l '' .:l, hive alone ref-rived, in about twenty-seven ye it. J the sum of tqll,oltOf. out of pier poci.ers ? rho stmoliog army also of 'his conitry t..• , ts within two ...aline% of the whole Revenue of 17::t2. Pleat recenue was 12 millions ; our army cost ten ; and yet we are told, Gentlemen, we !Aare tio right to rei r r /07..1 with the mention of distress. What oil: the future historian, Gentlemen, hove to record of the A imitiistratioo of our country at this perio : ? Woe, he will tell pos terity, that notwithetamliag• we had been six years :at Peace; notwithstanding the enormous interest of 'our National Debt ; notwithstanding the supplica tions of the people; n.dwiihstanding general rain awaited this country; rdinivers, deaf to all suypti- Whitt", persevered in keeping up an immense army: . that, ton. at a period, when all the Holy Crowned Legitimates of Europe , were resting in security after the tenures* human sacrifice they had unrelmitittgly offered op on the altar of their Ambition. What will be his conclusion—oh it ran it - be—hitt that Ministers deteetaltied tostiPportMliitary Despotism, to keep down ChM Mindy. The Ambassadors' salaries from thili coobtfry cosi the Imam:, in the year 1792, 75,0001. —then; were tbeo 23 of the:4. Th is year, Gentle: Ten. we bate 'miry 21,' anti they cost the nation 133,8401.; making a dilfetence between those years _. ~. , . . • 1 : - i..... : .. • ~ ~'' ~"~ , - - - •• .... • •O i ja . t • I _ ir k , ....,,...,•• i i , ~...,. . 1t . ,- + ,- • oi . t • . a 41 ' , *i , 4 ' 4* 1 4i , !', voicaa cr -•• ' . • AA • •• / i '''' lif n • • .. . e „, , e 1 Opt 11 . 41 , . . . 1... ...• .... t..: .... I • ._.. a . . . ~.. ... .....• . no ~ . ~, ... .•..., - • .... ~.. -•• • .n•-t- giro . • , ..is, Lo tr D. vit.: .TAI • w- I M , lijciirliaiii,„ -gm , ... , „.... • ...; •• ! • ~../ k : 3 de the. 10 - 'am -.• 1 tads bar, 0..! • ..--• • . ,••• • -; ~,'t J r -... . - , . "--•-• - - • • • .-. ••••------ • - ~ •••4 -.. , . • - 77 1 * cons fir w hi s t ruippits Asia Me OA «4 n' -• , „id is 1111•4.0146" . .: . ..ta U , . ,, ti i. -, ' Macao Ninlkti Priticyl: 'nik - t ' • .. ____.________-_-.. --•-. -- . --- - - . - - - --- - --- ---•-• - ----•- - -6 , , Igyptio• flan. Co Piccadilly. 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P.. ,44i.i..1011foltefu bed r. .Iro. ,$t to titian &Me *its! Km • •• • oi e s t i i i i,r . t l4l ",,, 'w a fts ' l4 . ..„..,. • ' . . ~ rat appeolottas. OSTOrs' &aged i s likewise hdaworeetwewr of 111PRRIALII &a V'' -,` ,fisolotrat. • likreiglefaint. 40-110•2•4017 1.1-! cons i st ' A m ri i, o f 0 somas ,o' -s - ~ .• or. RHIN RlLlMilliell avid BOY TRUNKS of every deseelpilota. alibi+ Its • .s„, ~ P. , i ss ,,,,i y i ' ago • ' ppiliii Wow dispideb, kat so 00. a•• - -7- 4,„i t h. ooso t i rohoiri4.- •••• ',A., •-;- '' • offer tido hal !woo wlawow - sera of supplying for the latfourteen yansi. ~,,, e 11. e i , 10.10114. • their IM MO j0W1 1 0 94 . Po gt the towers of Noun, Coungritimendeo., I Ott- YiLeA• 'NMI . . fOo lolawiAl&ar imi : i; • • ~___- -• , VIA{ 4111. 111abiday lop Asa . 401 a lige t . wi t pp st 1, :. 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Ili JA L OWI iota - '• - . nd for promotion tilariottneut +seabed to supply be Geary at the Mete peas bo Margo/ mow sad i n e ef a s io g 'dopriclelui of Agetrultupd pea *WOO a fooobitioa fa "tr it Puna g !for" -. • . . • ire I co li r s k btli" witil reaQr thei t r ra trai o a b n y d " L i ! j u r ie k... l4° . „ l :R„ fin" „% e it i b . y i „ l ki th. : r n . mi Pie :„,“," ritb o l44l.B4 4o .l",, amtim s wi i pi . . 6 ". ..a.uttessoili sat wki - aa r riwy alit . laiN d 1111 ; iditai *"" ai ewm . si t I.:Zirsegi, its i rm tl. il liPeci lt. hstt o b t lt i r ti ,!- ti t' i tir t e a ! f r w i lli n l t i f ir i ! 0 1.1 "‘" 14 # 64. isjl :: ~ • . .. I-haring their signature, witbset honour him with +bar commands. will offsotasaviugofroarly I n_f, pais ,,,: a. bit as . 9a eareinta tie mina , 4114 , aatoin h " b ,, a i r___ s . -_s s.• ,' • - • i • .••• .. + . ' • I. one-hilf, and doubts not but he shall boob • siostlnusesso If_ _"1•' •0• r , , Lr , L , .._ wougns rOttelltss by $9,7( VI t.-• ' ... t • insi•4 Ion? establlthsti sod much of war r.rnewt. by a email attention will-thole *airs.- Illitiar to 1 1 V!PP 1 .41 MS ! 4 1,4" b t, . 1 9t",‘ b t ilk ! Si "! kii." ' ski' di• !Might', lit 'yeiqr digital , ilit• tto 1•-: • 's- • . , . . i Pie I" DUST BROM,. for sweeping rooms riehly feralsbed. as it Otto ir body oliWa• gentionagy as tee entuvalors,ot sae -.---- --- , - '_____•••.:., • . prevents thedint from rislow,by instantly oaaveylnelt away, soil. r .iii . , r ,t: 1,.4 . 1 , A . .. j ' .'. , . professing 'Siete of liirfltAble nab. to . that Unpile- . Frigfroisgri , lb be had only at :iii Gamp_Egalpere and Partible Beset 2, That the: . 4100010,11040 g, ist egoism. Ili spielasOa of polittflarliOneaty. t fi e •g er 0 a Co , ._.‘ .• . , Bedstead Massfactory. 47. New Bere-Wreet• itelooliteaPos - with the whole esl Intern* if tlso sottiney. Ishtar. iiiittelent leas on ille idettitri.Of . the Piati .. l . t t *pp' r- icf . ' venor , street., , Csotemis, Ballosk Tweaks. ie. for alsts•Rest „4„ . I. or tow re esa deeply roeti,l a siiirce. M Ib ol4. Ail . oi si l tuk e e .. i , haj •.. 1. ‘ +-"-6-"-- and West ladle..llf 411211/ 4.11 jO , ll. what • - C " an* of 'ay dd., k• adwiliieteticiff tie gelid 6 • 41 1"' tlaile Wren 414 fo e ioo lost. year; arkei Petitions weir. Stag lilt; ski Pi s mo& of Coailatinis on ,fintriefferaf allergeticy asset 191 . 1plafeittte a tiki° l4ll i. °I A , . _._ a ft*, T o *l l i yogr akileilti indisefitia toietbir, • BU? ONR DAT 11101911 • • • •nt• ti Ville. *ad that ) . essperiain . g . assnaulres .10 * rowel L,, gum • grit CARROLL reminds the Politic of the MOM IRV VI • Rich state albs Wheel. which coatalns... , . , & 'That the 4,.. e. uhinift Of &if Ueettßtveleff le 913. ~o_, 404111 .4 ui, A , 1 .. I v. .. ~. , ... ~.. Tw0.......... Prizes of .......... Za10,11914 ~ tille Apr atm 1 4 1 1* ArtilSw4 4 llrefetAlibot "Ali* 4 w/fir ... l t 'nett tare 14setcla(t,..,coispt . AND TIMMY 0111111 CAPITALS! . . 8, . illAin; -`•_ • . ,1 1 eicis sod ieli ' their , ate orasseitios resinire t. tita. ' era'at Otani - Aid L it . ad, 'loci ; any j . or rather, i : " , , • A ..,..". e . r ....' Marellts, The whole of whisk must be Drawn on - PUENDAN'9I9 they are W . " ."'"*”.."6 inadtliS elnild66l6 ) . AMA ill*, Ma li not Moindirife him, .1 . ) . y Pecs:NO*2' mast n th. April. being the Last end only Day Of Drstime..—'Plehate . i a a -a dd ly es ; m .a il e in edreinti g with i l e t ereso any exatfdintioialsootenno-of .yil . ‘ jlity Icrage . r pursuing the 14 . 4 e or petition . . This and Shares. werrestod Usdrawn, are solllsa at CA RROLI2s, teri %.hi c k may session they has again appedated tills omnipotent to r i4 truly fortunate Oilers, 19, Condign...ad /9. Or ford-street. • goistiment. or to cite irritable forlialrei •• 4 'ii • ' - i r"' I * ' I: whose —.• • • - ,w e i ce ,g,,o; where he has ideate, Nold loony Capful Prises in the pre- - 4. ilia fl in . ... aidir a .. iliiiiio , ° rah- i i; t i ai. 0 ... f m.. tt“. wa derision ; if yon be covens. . ikes% mad. net Lottery; end In the Last tensery, the Mellalfell . nri► l bh hare already been adoptod.• end ,ln's wilt*. as you dean re, completd riineily yon, tinthaarpc. I LAWS ...... • Prize of h30.000 • those which set to be eostempladaa of his Ma- , will areiWilis taunts of your feflow-eo ,iltryann, you 4fMrsonn. . 10,902 Were both Soil In Shares by CARROtL. . jetty's Howe re ht.'s*. degree catnawnspret, to frill ,deserit the reproach.; of the and . The noels- Id. reervn, - the birthens it ilttch the AgncaltaraT interest new .1.100, opposed to oa rs, nartaso ask for prefectrag price. •—.. A . rit lioall“. Hoodoest pagloa Nostra sap: •• labour.. And W aot epitearia ttila foottiog Writ the • lleatlemen, If t hi s protecting price resolution is t . 2 op - laslagstoke, Oar pap Telee8101114111:-MNSTI/A4 . . atelabers of liiiLsiestre thoyeroaseest possess. either , sad ~., a. afterwards copied IS an ezasopte and passed in r i4t published. price be, le hoyuila (F)Roontbi,Efitcen)., • cortect -- - in fo " d too - a t 4' th. 4.4- J--- e the different hundreds in this Nsmpewlch, HE :EGIS of OPE; a Non-ablaical Coninign- vie*s of the .. . to WOO fo It. t coeety and others, 1 lersoon. to ry on the Weterell* limo IlimiWillYaßlY Th i ,. tai .'- 4 , 4 0* - mirat- &fort sii.rimellsal animals that it will epics bie, the his of the ler- - , . e Weisel aad in whir* the Caesar 11 . " i z io . sibelivr . ,- • • ..•, ._ •l.is • . liefesinlisernel , iff Agri- o'er. of Great. Rritili. rii 4 . *sine ofiiirdWitlngdaty, every afore- Venarea,Oe•ontseess, - . . yei . IMEaikoli .I•4VW-,.13k1.641"40,:ri . . folly slavelopedvigart-ler asotsionfallaso -• • anon eons/fluent de3n a tesetof • b 0 , sapeete- „i n to df,,„„ of your p at . 4 • ai v , • . he. ~ _ " Nelson," tato Female Complaints, In particular Sterility; lhn 111. dented in the annals of troy cottony), the indirect taxa. • ` • . • embraces Practical Observations on Senwil Debility, Self ._ n re rating price. Here we strike at the root of the era:— ti att nog, as it necessarily must d, every article of waster post- Abuse, and Mental WINE' on, with some interesßog observe- -:: ..... I anietain, that if a duty of 500 per rein. were laid i r.nina,tmntinvt_ nni nirreir to the amount of the - - HUNDRED OF HOLT, NORFOLK. A Meeting of the Owners end Occupiers of Land in the Hundred of Holt, took place on Saturday, April 6th, to Petition Parliament on the dist d state of Agriculture. The requisition to the Magistrates of the Hundred was read by the Rev. C. Cormrea, who stated his en tire concurrence in the views of the requisitionists, hut declared that if be had not coincided in opinion with them, as their object was strictly constitutional, and the requisition so very respertably signed, he %brothd not have thought himself jestiffed in refusing to call the meeting. J. W. Timm !ANSON, Esq. having been unanimously called to the Chair, assured the Meeting that he would patiently bear the ob ions which might be offered by gentlemen of any party, - mitt Weald take the reuse of the Meeting epos this with the strietesi impartiality. Mr. BALLACHIT. of Edgefield, then addiessed the Meeting ; he said he was sorry to find a difference of opinion existing, as to the objects to be petitioned fur at the present Meeting. He contended that it was called solely to petition for relief from the Atwell which pressed with overwilehuing twee on every oar connected with agriculture, and he objected strongly to the introduction of extraneous matter, calculated to irritate those to whom only they could look up for relef. The language in which the ,Petition wan couched, should els.. be most respectful, otherwise they could nut expect its prayer should he granted Hr nai aware that the meeting could not be unani mous, but he maintained that no relief could be avail able to the farmer if th it relief was nut immediate.— Sneh relief cannot be obtained by a Reform in Par liameut. The question of reform was a thuht import ant one, and if worm were admitted to be nicessary, the pruning knife could not be applied without the deerest consideration. The snhject was so intricate, and so various the opinions upon it, that scarcely two individuals were agreed as to the nature of the reform required, and the client to which it should be carried. To effect any reform, must therefore be a work of time, and when erected the operation could not be im mediate. the present race of farmers must by that time be totally ruined: the real evil list grinds on to the earth exclesiiie tiotatioa, i•tisatitm'imuled - by' the heaviest public debt that ever burthened any fie L..