The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-22 00:00:00

N " 4' r 1 I. f 14, • rim STATESMAN. T~ I'. I: - ~-r= bele; ling. and i penny per heed on the whole popeintiew The Courier of last night has pnt forth a mioletit' article against the owners of small bosses sad jobbers,us •it calls them,uecusing them of mania every 'effort to avoid coNtributing: their fair pre. portion towards the militeoanee of the poor, by opposing the - clans, in the Hill now before-Partie went which renders them liable. But the Courier takes no notice of the . enieavonis now, *sing by the great owners and State jobbers to protect them selves frog the fair proportion to which they ought to be liable, and to rest the chief weight of the sopped of - the peer epos 'those who are teem able to maintain thril l namely, the " small hovers it tied " small capitalists," who, _God knows, hove been made- small and comf.rrttem enough. • Why does not the Coarfer (bet why we need bot ask) omit thole who call themselves Christians and guides to nitration, who monopolize iti their penes. auk princely palaces the revenues that..were intended, fit!' the support of the poor? These provident 'toil helpless misery, how pulverise pride sod, hrsery 4 i were made before tbe Poor kAIWO . were enamed.; When these laws wets instituted they were intended' to proceed upon the benevolent injunctions of Chris tianity, and to correct abuses ; bat the justice of the Goiernment has slept upon these ahem', for We many of those who are most-intereuted in their coop ,. Winona: have 'composed the Government, sod ike dictates of religion, benevolence, justice, rights the poor, sod respect for the commends' of t'he,bene•l relent deed, most sit yield to rapacity of . power and Church aggrandizement Pay% -. • Dye; Canada, . Q•eblK • otise, Therebill; aid Hotted, Posedlon, for Anneal; Joseph aid Mary, Stanton, for &On; Mtn, Jacksoe, for bliramichl; Albion, Clemson, fir Logistics;. Vanes, Lowther, for Reshot; Jane, hew" for Quebec; Importer and the Aaron . tromped', for Cork ; Westmorland; Cope, for Cal eine. The whole hare sailed, accept the Westmer. lend, which ship waits for her papers. . • .Frve o'CiAtoir.—A brig is en shore on the Good- . win Sandi, near the South Sand-head—particsibice. unknown. Poarsmestrrn, Ann. 21.—Arrived r the Barbsdess. / Planters, heti the Downs, and sailed spin for Batr-' badeos..-Saikd the Rteaberabecy, Pis her, Ines: India for , London.. - COWIN, 'APRIL 11...-Arrirod the Rebecca, 800, fium 'St. Thomas's, with coffee, tobacco, Occ. for . • •••• London. Poor.a, Aram .210-Arelsed harbour the fame, ilayweed,- ; from Naples, short et prochioes, • int nine weeks. fuLtiostria, Ann. IL-Allied .the Wolf catinc - on a cruise. We have received Paris Papers to the 19th instant. An *article from Berlin, of the 2d of April, asserts, positively theta Congress of the Sovereigns of Europe, or their Ministers, will be held at Ais•la• Chapelle, the ancient capital of CHAILLINAOII3. The King of Paeasi• intends to repair thither ill5lllO. diately after his retorts from Moscow, for the put. pose of taking the waters, before the arrival of the •their Sovereigns. Tht Bodge was still before the Chamber of Deputies. In the cue of the trial at Albi, Bostick bas attempted an alibi, bet the weight of evidence upon that point seems to be decidedly splash kiss,—File per Geste ! .67f. 40c. Bank Actions 1,6 4 15 f. Private letters from Paris state, that the 'Duke of Wel.tantrros Wat on the point of leaving that capita! ) iid might be espected in Loodoe this day. We have received United ltatee Papers to the *kb ultimo. The - Plainest bee laid before the House of Representatives a complete view of the subsisting relations between Spain and the United States, by which it appears that the American Government feel all the streegth of their Hissing position in regard to Spain.----The National Advocate of the 10th contains a lesiq communication from Joint Quince ADAM to the Spanish Minister Don Luis as Orris, in which the American Secretary says, the Government of the United States is not prepared to renounce any of the claims which it has been so long urging upon Spain; and in regard to Amelia Island it is intimated, with every appearance of equitable intention, " Om as no purpose either of taking or of retaining it . as a conquest from Spain, has ever been entertained, so unless ceded by Spain to the United States, it will be restored whenever the danger of its being again occupied by freebooters and' misused shall hat ceased." ~ - -- • • Kreractue, Amu. 13.—Arrived the Theedosia, Sharpley. from Cakatta, hosed to Liverpool :soiled the 7th Dee. ; in let. 44. keg. 29, spoke the James, of London—an well. • 11/awica, Aram 21.—Part of the cargo of the slohp Indestry, reported as lost on the 13th hut. ow the Sank-sand, has been saved, and lauded here and it Vti irenhoe. PANTOM APRIL 19.—Arrived IA Rosalie, D 4. elms from Dunkirk for Iceland, in $ siakiog state, ;seeing been oat 18 days, and 'imitated very bad *Hitler. Suataxias, Aram 21.—The Isabella Captain Sir i John Ross, ad the Ale:ander, Lieut. Parry, sailed m Ibis day fro the Nere, for the North Pole. The Dorothea and the Treat will follow them te.morrow morniug. A LIST OF THOSE WHO VOTED FOR THE LARGE GRANT TO H. It. H. THE DOKE OF CLARENCE. Abercrombie, lion. Forbes. V hicanot Osborn. John A. Forrester C. Owen. Sir Jobs Allan. &forge Foster, C. Page t Ilou. C. . Atbothoot, Rt. Hos. Francit, R. Puget, Hoo. B. C. • Frank, Admiral Palmer. C.. • A psley. lord Frazer, C. M. Peel, Sir R. Barty,fit. 11 0 J.M. Fes. H.' Peel, lit. li o n. R. Bathos*. El. its. C. oftord, sir R. Peel.. William Benin, R. Gipps, G. • Perry, How .I,_ IN shin. J. Jacob Gosling, E. Penult, C. ii`ti. Saresfierd,.Loid 6. Grant, C. • ' • Phipps, Hsu. li. of Itionford, Sir J o Gooch, Thomas S. Pule, Sir C. U. Beroard, Viscount Ootitisuro. H. Putter. G. -.capital, Mantu a , L. - if,' • Goiter. Earl Powell, W. B. entrkburne, J. Grant. C. jun. Pringle.-Slr W Jay. illackburne, J./. Greville. How. C. Qom, Hoes..W. ilosweit, A. - Gondol. llsi G. Roetwrage, Earl of Beielpurt. Lord Ilesers, C. eft•o 3. . "opera to the &Ike, nue. N. O. Mu, se. 6.1'. Ritt i t.l.ll...Z. ' 4 bo or . Bourne, Right Huh. Hope, Sir A. ft • ,Ri.flosur. - W. S. Horrorlo. S. it. Pad, Sit H. -iew Brooke C. Iluisard.Lord H. M Scat, lie W. Bryilge;, Sir E._ Hume, Sir H. Scott, S. Calvert J. Holmes, W's. Shaw, R. Celoioi, J. ii. litiekissois, Rt.lloa. She herd, Sir' S. Ciusereve, Sir W. W. Si r lens. U. Cateptna, Earl Holiord , 6 . P. ' Sus it,, T. A. COle, Sir Chri.t. }lobe. sir Clarks Somerset, Lord G. Colohunt. Sir N. make's, Sir J. Spencer. bir $. Canniug, Rt. Has. G. Jeukiision. Hos. C. Stanhope, Hot!. J.H. Cosooks, *Wit 11004 Hugh Stirling. Sir W. Vans/right. W. Keane, Sir J. Stopford. Hon.SirE Coodefenth. irlst. Kennon, Sir E. Strad. J.. H. Chow., W. Kirks/tali, Vivant Sollivao,,Rl. How. J. Clerk, Sir U. t.a.cena, Vist. Strohm, Atte row Clive, 11. Lucien E. K. Sykes, Sir U. Collet. S. Legb.'llsotwas Thomsen, General Crianesay, T. P. Littleton. E. J. Thyme Lord J. Crunborde, Lord Long. Bt. flew. C. 2 4 *ot:end % Hun. Cricket+. It. LoodEritl. 111. . H. G. R. • Crater, J. W. Lopez. Sir M. Trefesio, Hoe. C. R. Con* Sir W. Lasater, Lard tire. M. Curl. HIM. W. Loshington. S. R. Volition, Lord Ceram, Hon. R. lattreil i _Henr_y_ Vonsittart, Rt. Has. Oilicivester, A. Lygon,Hort. Col. 24. Gerbig, C. Maitlood, Jokes Vernon. G, Y. Dalrymple, Ad. Maebeill, Juba Walpoie, Lord Oisbrovie, Ed. Macdonald, R. G. Waliuce. Rt.Hott.T. Doodar. Rt. Ha. W.Marioribleiks, Sir J. Ward, Robert Dalferto. L .rd Wooer% Lord R. Wurrendee. ten O. Oawkius, J. Monsters, B. Wetherell, C. Downes, 6. March, Reel White, R. I/oncost/se, C. Marsh S. WiErdin. K. • Eliot Him. W. Mellish* .W. Wiliues, C. /a . .. Yesterday her kl wry, accompanied by the F .. 4 ,,,'„„, T. G. ydi, hal, 6,.„. Wildman, --- Princess AUGIIsTA, the Princess of HMS. Homanua, Evelyn. L. Minch, Sir C. Williams, Rohl. and the Duchess of GLOUCIDTEIt, rode out in a ca.. 1401". Th.. Moore, Lord H. Wise, A. • Fawner. S. • Noonan, Sir It. Wood, %sr mask• dap and four to Clapham and the neighhoarhood, p arqu a ber , James i teloillieed, S. R. Wood, Mark and ',tamed to tie Queen's Palace over Battersea. ' Yeriosiim, 3. ucaunchie, A. Wood, Col. bridge. Vlach. Don. It Mosey, W. T. Worcester. Marquis Filthellii, Lard Neville, R. - . Wro-to,ley, U. Yesterday morning the Prince of Huss•Boseatine Fitzhugh, Ww. Nichol, Right Ilia. Wyatt, u.. __ rode oat in a Royal carriage, attended by Baron Hurd, Sir F. Sir John • • York e, Rt. Hear.V.• PAIRED OFF. _, • . O'braciayss„ and made visits to most of the Cabinet General Sir Jess (Murray and Earl of Yarrisouih. Ministers and Officer, of State. • N. B. shouts ally tri.take have occurred iss the above List, Last night's Gomm contains, beside* the Ad. , in annmsniess °like H"Pe dividing I. th e ( . 4 ', of a C imamit. toe. we shall he' happy so rectify it. dresses of the City . ot London,. Addremas to, tlrt . Th e et bit M . B. Follies was by mistake oesitted is the - ._ _ Prin ce o f sr WOKING igusaterra an d lour ow n pee.jdute., 1101.11 bee Tao melt against else Wee gram. -• • GURG, from tie Corporation of Nee 'ffiledsor:. . :4 -- : • Ammiscanememssz= . , - 1 --- , ...:.«-. . ' Yesterday, the Archbishop of Catrreneunvond Kr na's Tliellen*.—rb. Opera, was most omits ntiy. Viscount SIDMOUTSI bad audiences of the PAISCII attended last night. D" ai° 9 "ai to still the pie. RIG - turf at Ceriton.boose. veiling favourite. L oaD s iDa rno T ou. Ammo , * Tioriusreop, G ore . DIBUST- S.ANB THEATOW-4 RIM Interlude, cella —On Monday lawmen*, at three o'clock, Anvapa Amoroso, the King of Little Britain, - was per. THisTLIWOOD attended at the Crown.offico, in cow formed lost night for the first time with success.—lt pony of two Officers of the King's Beech Prison -sod consists of wiiimeical pstodies of some of the mole. J). WATSON, to receive a list of his Jury (a Special dies of Mr. Moons, and the songs of other *ta t ' Jury); the Doctor, it his reliant, book down chi which are well song by Haat.4lt sad Satins; and of , name and residence of each Juryman. . imitates, of KlitillLS, KUM, and BOARAW, by Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the Fast Kmicial, which are ludicrous enough. God sot India-house , and delivered to the Pursers of the fel.. the King was sung, in compliment to theDski mall ' lowing ships, vie.—Phcenls, Captain T. Witirra • Duchess of GsAncesisa, and the Princess. AUGUSTA, Astell, Captain F. Cassowst.s.—for Madras an d who were present daring the greater part of the . Bengal. evening. Passeugen per Astell.—For Bengal—Earign H. S. Braohe ; SUBRET TNZAVRI.—HiII Royal Higlinesstbe Dake Messrs. Rood out Remote; Messrs. Deraek, thindby, Clump, of Bouanos, a constant patron of this house, was Vernon, Witrour, -Bade. Grass, Swink . Grange, Veysie, Ito. bemire. and Puller Cade*. among the splendid list of faskiouables *hose "p -hi.. Madras—Mr:Blair, jos. merchant. Mrs. Blair, Mr. H. probation hailed the very promising debuts of N, Blair, writer; Mr. Paterson. Assistant Surgeon; Melb(l. tie less than three (edible candidates for public garter, .itatobridge. and Rawstorne, Cadets. Per Phenix...44r ilesgal—Lieutemal.Colooei H. Wonleyi favour, in the new piece of The. Doke and the Messrs. Watson sad Evans; Mears. Ward and Issue, Cadets. Devil. That thew L a dles end the piece they per- For Madras—Mr. Assistant Su Morelos. Mr. mod Mrs. f or ded 8 e4 „ 4 , d, m aim G rua, 4, move!, and Bodice, in, should all be orally and greatly success. Cadets. ful, is another triumph to the management of this es. ' Miss biscantart, from the Dublin Theatre, Is en- remise concern. The 'resist! of , Constantine and gaged at Drury-tone. This Lady's talents are its. Yaleria, and the annoencemeat of three more Dew peered to prove a valuable acquisition to the Theatre, drain's, proves that p.bllc smictlen and encourage. basing long been reputed as the first provincial! meat is not given is vein to this iedefatigable sits , actress ea the beanie. - • : . . - - N' rwr -.Ae , i o Petrie t-,. • s tie; eate*Orviale..etot Allisreili r • , VIT Ili I am hy Wasy.. Taps 1 tw 1 IV I* 1 4 14111fr illielh br i liz ies. iiiner, setae /411111 . .6 - 01 114 • .. • • %. . ... , Taken Sits 1 411111. Jeetsi Fewiy. . . • , Takes 6 to l art tab, by Waxy. , , siehiss . .. . C 427: Ittistrit.o. • . ' s teamste 't eiteed limper held tNitet t • t illatiod oes — it Irma 4 Aidermse, tise ibedlll4.* Wiese' attended. . . . • - Tim Chambertain mode a report of the State stet emboss' Fond for the last half yeas t laPeo - wilik the Court proceeded ils annihilate 1 7 ,0001644 s 1 original stock.. Tickets to that aineeet•srmatimee I Get of the wheel, end the Cbaseberlaio *weave to give the . ftlels , boob" erfielbif li(tie Act at Parliantimi, to the metal petite estitM , receive the aortae: • , • . The first Conde of.Consernncy were appclit4 be hidden as : follOw . ..1 , ..-For Essex and liCent . int ?doted for dectei oink Mkidleilizoo thakt)lo 4 den, next. • , 4 Petition was. presented freak vefOri pieties tz netted with the Gill Trade, in relation to tit • • sent rote of wages paid for dische;glng colliers le tip River Thames, which wee refired to a Ccilmll4•l4. 'gamine and report. Mr. Joseph Harloci, was swore a cortHister4 frost for the City for - foer yea's., • • .i. :M , - 1 • • EXECUTIONS Fen poßasitr. .-- • '''. • - '`... -•' --01.- , Ow Friday morning last, 'midst ea ireaseasit . ettelj k ; Mtge of splictatovi, Ansi Doesferel, aged 40; ;fa Dickons, leged 40; War. ateuert, aged 0; liii Ins. Gtay, *ged 22, were executed oil the New Drop at the 'front of Warwick Ja il . They wens. eiavibled with six others, before Mr. Baron Gal. sunr; . at the list Ahises, for desfing In, sad Buie. lag forged Bent-notes. Considerable interest Isfi been made to Sari the life of Wen, the cries te r which he was convicted being his firseoffincetisestx a mere youth, and bed been entrapped inte . the cock!. mission of she crime; be bid been itarnid little More than 12 months, and his wife Is near the period If her secoechensents; The endow'' death of ble I imisbend his •rededed hei to snob a state that she is nit laispected to servive--;grief hes broken her heart tit. A Petition was presented by the unhappy weans* few days since I. the 'Prince Regent. ••• 1 The other three persons who selfermi, with Grit, have been for Poise lime in the practice of otter forged notes : Ann Bamford had been Mew tilt [fifteen years a dealer in bid money and forged het* 'foot of her relations were convicted with her, 4 herson ' Ms wife, a nephew, and a niece: 0* pleaded guilty, end were transported for 14 pail her hsisband, with two other saktiesie s use tft • .. - . . ported a few Sessions ego. ' • ' • ....; 10 a ' I The' two yourigest sone of the' Dike mid Dashßis of Munroe* left town yesterday to join their CrticM in Paris. . A &AGE PAntAGAIG--PreglOOSto the departss, of Admiral DOUGLAS, who arrived last week from Jamaica (which island wee very healthy), he semi's* a visit from a native, who is regarded se the Pi. triarck of the island ; he is 143 years of age, and* so good health, that on that day he walked from hit house (which is on the Hope Estate) to the Pena (thi Admiral's residence), and back again—abest miles. He was nee., off the island: the great est* quake tithe, in 1687, is yet impressively remember ed by him ; he sus then a stout lad. The Admiral was .so highly 'gratified by the compliment, and tie venerable man's interesting appearance, that be brought home a correct likeness of him. Orders have been issued in Plyinsistk Dsek.rei ftsr 'Objecting all sided oak timber to immeisma salt-water at least two months, with a slew to pp vent the dry rut. Orders balm arrived at Plymouth to receive tabs thousand tons of oak now on the passage filft Africa.' Sanctums OUTIA‘II6-00 Seeder, shout SIT o'clock in the afternoon, the neighbourhood Field.lane and Sairon.bill was throve bits great alarm, in consequence of a dispersals Watt made spots a man named Morris Collett sad hit s : and child, by a man named Jack Allforpko. and his wife were standing et the gado( Geoff' alley, when Murphy, with a hammer, sashimi or'. them, struck Collett a violent blow, and knociall him down ; he neat struck his wife and (ho which fell epos the ground, and he kicked it oh' otomitelly : ewe piece str•icovered vrithilood. ,itelgirbisors nose seised hi., ladle was cieterldw; ftlia ItMelsilatiles' se SalfrOnshitt. Callen was Oslo 00.41 shelter, 4ad carviedlo St. Bertheloesevee Hl* tel ; be has sot. spoken since he received the dot blow with &Shimmer : the wife anO child were elm carried to the Hospital to a moat dangerous stato•- Murphy was the terror of that oeighbourbootl- Yesteeday merning, thessighiseerhoed of Dyer?' lave was thrOwn into the greatest monfesiess, is too. sequin* of a young seised Capps, having Ow tempted I. *ill his parents with a cervil esi k m 2 It appears that be is consected with a gen of Wives, sod on Friday, after robbisto boost, broke two of his father's ribs with a pier basnesim, and-beet his mother at different times shoot the bead, so as to occasion the less of eight' Yesterday worsting be came hone, and was stark jog in the shop (his father being a coach.makee) , Mr. Capps, milers who if "bast 70 ylOl9 otis came iri g end began be upbraid him ; the minister WI. mediately drew, a large keik•oet of $ sheath, ami would have killed him on the spot, had not S. Fol. men, the constable of Si. Giles's, happened to Ili passing, who me into the hoes. with a drawn west, and secured him. Before he meld be carried tot" watch.boose, he broke 13 squares of gloWl soi l sociable carriage, which was in the shop. • L')N1101 1 1 : Primed awl Publiabed by D. Loypsj.. fie ST-azassa, OkINK% N.. 4, Saptbstrareni ilsostar`. - .1 p „,,,,„,,„ . ..,, , ,,,,,,..„,„„,,,...„.„,....,.........._,...........__, . .. _ . . . .. . , . • ... . 'A. , , •••• ' •• • . ' . r • A . ... . r-... .. ' K ss .., • . • • - • ••' , • . . ... ' . i .. s . - , t, .. .. THE STATESMAN irsaif;:r. (11. srgtims Tut - 4 niy AT mot. crriocK. from the Poor Rates km bees 91 ia each 100 of the Stork por root. Mr,. 711f}} 6 ;Wrest. Malty 106 j Ildis Him& 96 98 p per rte„ Calomel , Fa% 80 --, flock Comoldor Are Mite 4 per Coal. KO} I/oft Ass. *lO 7 16} ..... _ , • , . ... . . . . . - —--- -- --- - - _ Poputatio• ; sod the total eacsest raised by Peoi of , JVAr4L IN - O ; 4 7. l.lgLia"CE. . other Kates has OTO for the last three MO riff .186eqser Bilis NO p .. 3,163,3401. 13s. 9id. helm at the rate of dstioes Ali- 11:1 111 :117a l iet * A" the Ersierats t 2l.--Cal S e tedd au ar e dl fr Zsuka tim Co.- h • •-•ream. . i 4 ,, , STATUS ' 41 1:03 ,271116 ar) 1141 ;: la tir 7 404 •* 111. 1 41 :, . : • . ". i , , ~ i 5.... ...d a wale. na. ti On the *hole oevetalloe. Pa": Dr"; laid Calleds• Corilist in for Qlliarc; Tat" 1 1. I " II Pdille Pest ' to 1 ado •01444renille..stat A5a . ......_ LONDON: WEDPEATIAT. Ara% flt •&Sl6. • An Impartial and interesting diecession took piste lest night in the noise of Commons; on the subject of Bank-tint, Foreerits, the necessity of preventing eirrelotoel the dreadfol somber of spectacles of penis& tient far this erime,whieb hemenity is Pow entopelled tOWitneve in Await ell places. Sir JAllZSMXctottosti ;Peale' an interesting and lemlntroe statement upon these 'objects, and moved several Resolvtions which Were carried. lie alluded in very proper terms to the', titivation* et Warwick, whets a woman of 60, for' Jesting in fereeries, and a mere ytioth who bad been entrapped into the commission of the crime, last Peek -.offered the sentencs'of tie lair. Mr. Alder. mew .Wwoe also substautiated the.estraordloary fact, allele litiirtah.worthy.ectielly ofiti peeviler means 6fikisewledge, base Cootriboted to raider lea bertha to sedgy, (bat " sine out of ten of the prosecutions for forgery in Londes originated wish' persons who were paid for exciting others to commit (heeds's!" The CHANeti.Lolt of the Excuetturet,in the course of a debate en a Motion made by Mr. SHAW for a Committer on the Hearth and Window Taus of Ireland, stated it to be in costemplation to affetd - the sister country some relief, by taking off the 25 per teat. which had been added to the Window Tar some Yearstgo, where the pressure of distress should bake this necessary, • end that rend would be af forded on a narrower scale iu other casts. The eetreordinary nature of the Billi"respectiag Parish Vestries, and purporting to be fortbe Amend *teat of the - Poor Laws, which are now ra. -pithy carrying through Parliament, calls strongly for the attention of every parish in the towersl parishes in the Metropolis have, with: prompt propriety, passed Resolutions, some of *bids we lave laid before the Public, with the view If oppoiing the further .progress of these Bills, and. eorrectly eppreciating their tenour and principle; end Mr. ,Alderman Wool), with his usual attention fo'the public interests, has meritoriously, and trot hieuceestielly for the Chy of Landon, exerted to check sod ameliorate,the tendency of .(Ibex enactments, which, so far froin having the re ,'lief of the Poor in view, or the better regulation of . Parish affairs, appear *sprout, intended to serve the purposes of the rich; to change the consults- Ilona usages of the teinttry by depriving the great hid% of the community of their right of voting in' palters that materially affect their interests, sod piling so undue influence to persons directly kite-. seated in. the questions that may require decision.— qhi Reader will have observed that the first of these ditturba the established order of voting at Ves tries by the poll, and tweets upon the man who ham the mast acres the greatest number of votes, allowing is its bendceut regulations none who are assessed below TOM a year to have more than one vote, and *beetling on all the other proprietors of a parish a !leiter every 501.! Now, when it it considered that aalpi Parish Vestries the rates for. the support of the poor are levied, and that these rates already press with ruinous acconsulstion and disproportionate esegnitude upon the middlingelasses and t rades-people, the inffitence thus thrown into the hands of the great t propeimors must be allowed to be extremely danger. ems and unjust. We own we cannot sufficiently septets ear abhorrence of sock a proposition. — It is bat toe tree and lamentably evident that the "thief anaisty with respect to the support of the Poor .does not rest with those that ore rated highest: the n who has to labour for himself, has also to labote the most for the wants of his brethren. Yet this lig. -quite** project would in many instances confer the whole power of levying mod adjusting the Rate upon llSP'l6lffous *voltintatily take epee tbeastsives 'o w jo ff isailPel providing for tie iodigtot. - ifOetaintie. - for Om tuba et, of the Metropolis, Mr. Akio,. man Woo. succeeded on Moods, night in prevent. • iisg the moat odious elates of the Vestry .Bitt from eitending to the City of London ; but a Bill a& uojuit io principle, and so little calculated to afford relief to the Poor, osght not to be al. . lowed to pass into • law, under such .a pretest. Select Vestries, like Select Committees, 'give little premise of better or more ittpartial decisions •thai • what we 'have witnessed of Green Bag jetties'', and of such reclusive Committees we have sees, enough. the management of the Poor in such quorums, from which the great mass of Proprietors will of course be eicieded, the number not being *Hewed to exceed twelve, nor be less than five, may too nearly resemble the management of the other affairs of the Milton, whicb kekelreadly enfficiently provided for the security of as rich, but made more than a tenth pert of the populatioa peepers ; bless-, in; the toiletry, is addition to its State Tames, wait a permanent annual berthas of above eight millions' for Poor Batas--The popsiatlim of England and . Wales,ai tikes from the abstract laid before Par !littera kt She year 1811, appears, to have been 11) ) 15913,5 se that the number of persons relieved