The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-14 00:00:00

• W *PM mom will pwsh set, . ' . • Ilr;t :omits fo cask. wigs. s'eloot prosisoly. wet. to bolted of Am Tor x i:r. t o Ibis Wogs" illodsey- Mr. A. ?WIC Car t the 114;r of She Nein. MIT C2OIIIIIY. fittonstooty. ICAL and UNIVEIVIAL ding do lives and property Mist ass of candles, it is natond ma 'slid dl Cult to invent • its hopostooes toss swiped 46- Rog gratliestionto the P 1840116 so tar 'newt dad in dioselssipt , stwooos every perfection. nod Is insostis MI, and eau boss tesdi on. Its salty is sloe that no lobe ihr a isonisat eta beadacsay modes letly saleable at a amine lit. Ii son ha rosololod to Imo t. giving& =MOM big. swot it is to or ssseil, sepprosOur dimi r e lllld um a prisoner or prim, in soot dopes Studs. Thomas principle applies. sad s. on redlosinis. wren. la Wes sable. stdolteunkstaily.lossiAt. ad also Now Amino Hanging so. past eosuuntatory. draw sties. smile. Is bait siestesstl wily about a 1164 of Isllpw 'so h sad resi athat• WM as %Sates, by T. Pewee sot Co.. I of S. Clesesee elsoilt. Is the repestlon boo the Weals or to sell sone bat pore epertmestl, the MIS! win stover be elhised. y part of the ICSevles, will soot -i11....- • • "r" i (rtrorrenta raaTteemase.) Alter the Hied BAILIFF had epetred the bosieese yes. today, lir. &Mice saii..tbat the obtof tLsMa was ro distinctly stated is the guish tried by the wattily High WM. Several of Mr. Seetrih'erfrieeds; lifseeere of Westodester. had rrepiested his to sore forwaeLen the pretest occasion to propose oast* twe resolatioas for their adoption. The 'abject of them was a redress of grimaces and a !defers in Parliameat. A Petition would also be presented for their adoption. SteowW am mhos compliance with Ho wisiyea of friends. item that it did sot tog Sf saisl o or dogmas of Greek t i1k. :244 .8 1te bad op pm 110•110oostirsiose diets of tbe wealthy of atilt digog sells tbeir gum at the relent jtsetire, to expos abr. mdse. and to eadeseesr to save Sib fro tostibillaw Minim sad recover those which- itsbAsas deem He bad often addressed sloe Wostatiseter. sad knew that it !opine setlileg above eassoa woe, to state plain truths to basest WC Hs was sure thee would. as they always had dim* wive hire with hisdness.--(Apptaase.)_—Hens Wier ow =usurged I g gsst rsblie Weld•ft. tirodilse kr anthem of grievances. the attariMepshis =sd leprobshilityof making' say himpellkikli is As - stra awasdisits* t they proceeded regain their liberties, triumph over the corrupt mad Sim spode, and finally be the means of securieg to thew' selves sad their childree the exercise of their nineties and laws.—(Cheers? If this nations was deemed tit leagth to fall by the iron hand of tyraney, they tight net to suffer it to take place without a struggle, midi,' was sere the friends of freedom in Westminster would set stiffer themselves to be further enslaved by arbitrary power without setting an example to the whole country, by their manly, bold resistance to usurped and neconsti %otiose% authority. He, however, would net cherish each gloomy ideas. He trusted that the country might pi be saved, though it had received almost mortatetabs. The cause of liberty, notwitbstandiag all the spree. lion its advocates have suffered, had mode rapid amides intim minds of the people. The expesere of the hi- Tames system of UoCreranseat. sod the hese ashler. matey of that body, which ought to represent the peeps to the Government, had, and was, daily end \early open. ins the eyes of thousand* to their erne comlitiott, and swelling the ranks of the Reformer.—( Applause.) He therefore would not, nor did be think that they might to. despair of being able to effect a theeengh Refers in the Commons House of Parliament. Mr. Starch** moved the first five Resolution, which being seconded by Mr. Brookes, were put by the Chairman. and carried without one dissentient voice. Upon the question being pet of the _petltien t Sir F. BURDETT cattle forward and was received with hoed eel repeated cheers. Frequent. be said, as it had bees his duty to meet his Constituents, never be believed had he lb* hes oar of presenting himself to their nedee t daring dart*** of his political life, under ci tenantable' fraught with 09111. serplentes of greater importance thee at the posses p. vied. He bad never. he beliereth yet entirelyeepoimil of his tountry's political regenevatiee I but sett. wipe the principles so steadily supported by the eitinesseir Westminster had spread far and wide thresiliest the country—when almost all classes I. thoeneemanity weft sow thoroughly impressed with the sedeesity oftitisengit el Osvetasseat—whes County Meet met' 7 -- 1°,11121 held throughout the Klagdom,"srlierethe - Teerimary b.. Geary asmlable4 to pmemte die siltiect which the s* lightened Electors had in view for se mail ysu be could sot bat hops that the tbse would srrin, when they would be rewarded for their nettles, la the easel of their country's freedom.—(Applause.)—At these my. riots Meetings a particular class had spread their sag l ferings, and they had stated, la my &aim and distiwth !wear, what was the cause of their valferiage nail their distress, and which distress had bees felt bytillise 1 parts of the population previously, and complaloed of in similar language upon similar emulous. He was glad that great numbers of the lauded interestaew saw things in their true light. The Hon. Emend the. re. famed to the proceedings of the Meeting is the county eiNorfolk. That truly ealightened toasty bad sat st i sable and patriotic example to the whole countrv.— (ebeers.)—The Meetings throughout the kingdom - had &munch good; many conversioas bad takes pleat the supporters of the system bad net one wad to elimi in its defence; and oltiniatelv t be hvedt_ MAO the mice of the people would have doe desired Watt, Oft rr moving the corruption of the State* and, essakift. that parent of all other corruptions, the indemona of th e • • • • • • • • eN He then trammeled epos the contests of the Petition which the steetin at c bed edoptesl , is terns of eassirees ealogy. It stated he said) the- wisp', gammas of he estuary, which h bees etwisred with sate artwasedb sary patience t it does set ionise itself is • tootles tier*, bat (onto those este important esesitiesstiose. the gross, the scandalous, and the slowetrowt lasiatioss of the Constitutive of this estuary. it dowses, is the country ~.. comp sod liii It had so priories by which - Zava. ire 4 , llotErticled. The pipit were abneed, in answer to their politicos. alma their osonmeiegluspid cries for, refers, without Inestrieg what they wanted. lie was cowriseed idol each Nasser could sever apply to the Electors's( frieraninster, who well knew. not only *hat thq wonted, bat every thing that was amorally sod essentially otavisary for the liberties of the people. All they Dm& wee a fell. fair, andfres representation. re machine. oil ajar:Government. Men ought not to be pluodered hososse they were poor, any more than those who were rich ought rot to be protected. The Doe was not to sink Imo overwhelming sleety, that the ether alight sorry ea as upeoditore more ! Lan was absoipleil for the public service. • • • • • • • it IM to all who called at for reform that those who respired slob a system of enrroptioo to be Ear 4 petted, oleo aired the support of the bayooet. Pets" seas who . t this system was to he carried on with out I slisbarvemetst of pnblie money. were dr. wired t fe_lc t was absurd. There were two ways of working Mk spasm; sae by eztravegaot expeoditere the other by bribery. Now this was the most expensive dall kindest floverouseat. The interests of the Rados youths iv , wet of a majority of the Commons Mutsu el' rot exclusively, but of the whole of the low' every man who valued his liberty. tt •\ al 0- -" ' ' -- ' proper* would . -.1 spilt their witieb had awylived. iiowl of stoplifflWitifti, as ks its resejlios. than that he had looms so by his comilltisila.--(Reite rated appisitot4 • • . JiNtsreem iloompimas said. as he felt proud of the honorable dirtied's', tromisemel open him by his coo . **emits the gluten sir illaseMinoter, it should be his pride and glory to comply cilirtheir wishes and com mode, in *Disporting dm rum Resolutions sod Pe ase. He hod never shank free the duties impend its blot, sod am, mold Misfit* from fear. the sea- Hoene which he woe east by item to utter is Paella mmit.--(Oeut oppleose)—As luMg as be bed breath to adman their its they wield always And him at hie pee% ud ooduntod I. Meatier, unseen of \ar ia, their soppoet,aod the Goal decision on the propriety aisle lesion would be his beet reward.—(Applause.) — Every on mut ackaowlede the importance of the present crisis, for boldly steppe! forward in the cause of Parliamentary Reform; but a would be absolutely necessary that all should join zealousl in that Cause. It was someary for those, whom they bad selected to rumen them. to strike at the root of all they had en joined, sod in this he would lad himself bound to fol ow up the exhortation of his coootmen. Since little could be expiated from moderate R a(orm, as might be sees from the east of Mr. Ham's exertions. We bate ludeed saved the expense of one Lord of the Admiralty; hot the Mishima tell us, that eves this money has been estereprasented, it being a mere error of the ' prase; as, Hat this useless Lord of the Admiralty still costimed in place. Is truth he never was dismissed. It was stated by a Gentleman who sat on the other side ottlso Hum with Sidmoutles Coadjutor, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, " Yu are pretty well acquainted with on scheme of reform, which only wants time to awry it into nocadoa." Time and patience was all they wasted from u. This was their great and solver s' puma Are all oar political grievasces. They wish ed to Mks don 'retinas& and that was their system Of poontessost. They called for time and patience, that they might ge on with their scheme of shuffling the po litical cards....(Langhter and applause.)—Were we to Maud by podutly and see then shilling the cards when we had may as evade of pining as themselves—gen tians of talent, who would faire wilting from the pork- Me of the roes ?—(Cheers.)—Mr. Horne Tooke, one of the most virtuous and honourable mem at that time, in this tawdry, eoderteek to show us what we owed to the Iliesvilles Now. without malting any personal reflec tioa os that family. u none of them were here to answer for themselves, t h e difference between them and the peu plea Seemed was very much en the creditor side of the aceonet. He should be glad to knew what the people of &wised owed to those individuals of his Majesty's Govereseeet, for attempting to remedy the evils of-eor reption, and the agricalteral and ether distresses pro dead thereby. The Agricultural Committee sat four months. which was time enough to hare devised a re medy; bat the only remedy was a v*l,llllll'oBB report wbiele scarcely any one would take the trouble to read, and so one could eederstand after readiog ter.)—When they had dens all they could to remedy &lee evil% they would be obliged to os to do the work fee them: The system of the great medical board at Weetatiestee reminded him of a doctor, is one of Foote's ' Pans% who Med his patient first on the right side, and Hebei did set relieve, he then bled him on the left.— (Langhter.)—Het we, having been so keg seder this entiens system of medicine practised by the great Doc. twin Downinrstreet o without brevet, might surely be Western to eat World diet, and sot suffer the C i w i le interfere soy leogee with oar mode of living. (gam boar o—.ll was wet enclesively the leaded inter persons . performing contained no less !fiat !MI paps:and Irons salte would make some extracts. The first snake Ito r in.. - -lived a pension of Of - 'nt of statement ) The Huai Baum said he could not ont the Re. solution unless an Elector came forward and seconded the same. At this time ) however ) the Resdadon was not seconded. The following Resolution was then read That the thongs of this Meeting he gives ro J. Muir. Esq., for his omit exertions in orinsesking wed exposing to the view of the people the enormees waste of the public money ; —for his perseverance in the face of inch obstacles, as no was aaacquaisted with proceedings in the House of Counsels can appreciate ;—for the rest. *spied cottage he has all along displayed. which bas always increased as attempts have been wide by thews mies of the people to put him down, and to Kik i OVIPS. -.by scorn, contempt, and lank That Mr. Memo be reinested to pursue the straight-Conned worm be its entered upon, satished, as we are, that be will coneitee every person not a dependant on terrapties, tint enemy millions of taxes may be taken off; sad bopefoi, ass we are that when the people see that taus asset be taken off while the Hesse of Cessions manias ae lt is, they Will join as is demanding a Reform la that Home. The motion was'-carried unanimously. Mr. Mora came forward amid Feed apple's'. Ife said it was highly gratifying to 'him to lad his palik conduct applauded by the electors of Westesiester, 'these good opinion he valued Most highly. He assured them that he yielded to no man in the cause of refers. width alone could plate the country is the position it desertad to hold ; but he had emicetved it necessary for him het to make the exertions he had dote in fanner ef= fur the service that mold be rendered to the was, to unmask the system of prelates whir* crested mistreat supporters for the Oevertasoat, and Ake al ways increased rapidly la prepertlon to the maker of persons who wets receiving the public seamy wittiest performing any service. No eternises, however, either of hls own or at his friends, would bare their due effect, unless sanctioned by the great body of the pee*: het be was convinced there was toe such geed stasis Eng land fur him to fear that eau/thin would he withheld-- particularly by those classes 'sadly deamaioated the middling and lower elders, of whose good sense he hat a much higher opinion than he had of the apple Sides. as they were sometimes called—the clam idle would willingly metropolis, all the wise and talent id the country to theintelves.—(Lieghter and appbaos.)-.age conjured them, as they rained their indepeadesew to abandon all minute distiactions et party; sad. bolder only to the general interest of the constry. sever to re lax in their exertions soil they obtaisred a tbenragb reform in the represeataties of the people, without which no important good Geld possi he e ff ected.— (Cheert.)—lt had been said that, tan oval from Heaven were to andertithe the adiaisietratioa stohe country, he mast set earraptly, as theHenee et Chno mons was now constituted ; hat it was ant tae that fir rupt tonsures were neceesarj--4te wee tutviseed that the people of England woald earl any beset Ildieister thronzh those mums cakelited se produce the reel good of the country; sad he hoped the time was at hand whet) Ministers nut yield to** rake of euntoa sense.—(Letud cheers)—The how, imbed almost the only way of achieving this desirable cud. wield he he take frets thew the arenas of contusing the present I At • ' - • --. 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Mst Illeedi. lea iso*Toltit viewed lb* ElliPitoriallbl tit liottrf ..bit:,.. La I tit _ ..s tress, which , and allot inine. t resat d there was No .m. iteli4. : lay meld* apoillsOjott to Mt. hale, sad Catalogers star beof bliaimeet sge.Warehowei ip.llww-street. No. 111, Chauerpleao • *edit da:111410elldo SE OA' WO r 4 dint 'I bad game- .s o i th .s e p ellemil lse )e. tiVo e st en te au n t lemeet merles*. . ' .•,- ,•; „, ... . ,‘; aunt. a sided . e a RlSC,eitfra smite tat h it to present pia y ' h e t i, bet 'seer there tram of diesseltp.l - a - its - GI WISPY I.4ll',lstrefoli. ~ . „ .., •.',/. thillneen Ithieb Judi • trusted to VI n - g were VW Ve • • • FIVE of Aiiiii.„ PPS. SY I the t abject of Parliament- tilelliglle : t he MO* adggested .. 13_ • Sarill RI 1 upt. : itiii i sl io , so ,,o FT d CO. beg leage=itit opo is ti bill p f m et, , . t oen il easseth Lbeou ltup t sr . a 1:s . A eme ari.4 4 .lll. l4o .l ii s cianriallats het Hoe Pathless Which finer refute , cis. suit g (1 glom The camel of RATIMN/MI A is, AT T 440, 011 14 0n0. va ior I potes i'. lwesmil efosmale pa. „tor iiitostipsomm.44lol..,v. . gamy , eme h in lacier on th e I ddt all our disireseee was excenhve ta sea and want of be sire' - 6,„ o f tuition of the Pollak; vie. -it ' l 'liiii''' MR rasioist 0 • - , ... IP .: 1 5tr eD . Prhiea of AW L: _and d 001.• odosra el - r t t cum astriallyClookeS ur li p the road I. OA 'fit represe the Podium: ore Amid ward* of a imp* . Several persona Wi ll :beamed war called for M e. Hamm ~ I ... )AO Ultra bY t 3 shi s t i peeple'to qt.' dhen /• .. wo o . • ... 1 .44 ).:•-• it hes slot two Bine& to • .. ••••ior • • • seas i-ifiib r e eve so b u r= upp l „... . . ;=7 .o zir .sk i: ,,limei gi.st bea n . irri e tb. FeW e • pi t Dl r . ..:1 4nsre anot e s r otr di legtrweil gint sis tbe Mkt TOPllooo4lllsir- Ism t• be r w.. ............„..........•-. 4 los rem lbee.4.llllllgt ee psi of Drawing, nano dream ea tbst et ply . tit; a. Mils, M. all tie Reimers gourd td Mr. Husee k idlilt whidlidettesaiiMputieelli ' . M. J. Harm. . gape Day--la fast. rile Is se topromMent epees @del. bli en ,to their complaints to those of the have . id opportunity. of Obtrudes thome-Sseii OA 11l l ia."E sti . ,. ' Of theta* Lottery. Mesh mot *eh gesteenl e =settes. . • w • swwr-dco. an well *sees se We Prime Se as itemeam Ameau at their ell sell „... ___4iiii art :sts, and see whether Malden however, be should offer to them a meolve ftp l a t t r i C 4, . • mead • st in treating the petitions of the people with whidh triteld be to instract theft ....,_. , thole eieestoped int. If they neglected Mbar wee move for tile repeal of the tat on windows,,tealt, ask '' . No. 11. Pull*? t IL Cbstliiir. ooo 4 ma* '''" awaserty.soltedatie dm people. the people know what soap, candles, sad leather t and also foe the abolition' a Chia& o.lhes'aiesl. Esq. N o . TM Orlin ImilI• 116 • 11111.16 411110 woe , isr them lode, is uniting with the landed all detente places and pensions. lie sold be thee held MMus Vaishoe, Esq. (YebtuntY . ). i r _ d i interest. • held not forget that theta Is do ptiiiii- in his hand a boob (holding out the Red 444) comme- OR •• which is &laded. bat what they had in I log the names of all penes, who received money frees . . * I'. , . Veto* pre/duly. , N'ESTMINSTER warm*. mama Is. Government of this conittry wu to the public without performieg any service in rerun. It . _ . _ . - ---- ..___ . A: • .._ .tt .I. a__ L__ __t__t_t_ L.- --S.I.J. ........&-ia .....'1..... ti:.... OSA ....pp. ms•A firdrama .1...1....it 1.... • - 1 . . that of a Sarawak who received a pension of 2,10 W. a- , year, and bad been in the receipt of the same for aria them 20 years. It would be necessary to **antics this list most accurately, for they must come to class gluten with Ministers, as Mr. Hume had done. The Lady to whom he bad just alluded, was the Baroness Meatier -. bie. The next sinecarist on t h e list was a Mrs. /limp, a peeforoser ate Theatre, who bad a pension of 2001. a-year. Alibates this was comparatively a small sum, it would. have bun of the utmost value to some of the poor fartn. ars. who were now unable even to pay their taxes; They: must have read an account which lately appeared is one of the papers of a poor fanner whtilmd been takes to 11.. cheater gaol for net being able to pay the King's tax, and, who died soon after they took hita th ere. This mist be a Arse intimation of Mr. Ricardo's ductrine, that %exodus did not predate the distiess of the aicoltaral intereet. The next possioners be *bead re fer to in this hook. were the member* of the Duke it Athol's family. Tiara were Lady Lesiva, Lady &oily, and others, all whit very pretty saws ; sad the whole of the public me gives to this family emotared to 4.0110/. a year. lie - •1 anted several other emu* from this book, awl airing . others that of Lied Arden who had received item the public about 38,0001. a year. He sett adverted is the large insets* whiab Lord Oreaville derived foists the public without peeenaing an service is ratite I and said it was the duty at th eir tins . to Write • why these 111111111111411 pansies should be ren. 4 oely twenty ether tills bees exert a • satin slob to Ahess iod 4 i lil 144 e Ike dm let , . al t i r e ' .„ tbei-beds ding W She • it di,. ' and, de asjoeeleit Mr- idea* Isp se oto big , Vaid alwarws. lie• did eeb ego, *WU' er a if LW. as would adopt duir pro/essl, bat • still peat geed weeld be derived from *elf aerials*, Wawa* their speeches Wei reported la tbs papers, would bats such ao erect through the smeary, that new Reformat would be created every day. Rh eoneitded by main Resolutions rosimet to Mil ' statement. s. es eolleillaikittratisi is else consideration urged against Public Meting% tetrititios yow l,. i l=sert tof a ma j or i ty of the common Le`bie2 llo rosegi__ ..___.__lrwar , ..,__.__besbak Parilearrot for smarm of grievants . the *tort tame" iistesati . suissively. bat of the whole of the 'el •"'"'"' we'll'' , sass sad improbability of waking' soy iimprolikor is the w o o . b en d e , fly ma , who valued h i s n em. win i "g""""'" 1 " 4 " w " Wolfs anti conduct of a body of eaen Ito sesedistod. oree. &a.; sod ter the,_ iieltaggiggsa of hie family. his lifit, and proper* mid moue, mak or itaj‘k te a- This. after the way the Petitions of the zoo* tied noes f o a m ow ohm * of his „ meow; who ha/ s o t the i r eh are so embined rreorert Wight be orlf 4 with "I" ""es MI le.° prelim is is osatesdiss far those eights wltiett had 1 .. meg op inisga l ame ins* m a d mid gin them his reason why its thesght it ought „i , ha d& • „ ma i m ,. n om w h o. whea they hew. Is with** mow t not to alter one jot or tittle of their espr i t is 1 ;la b ot ,„"a ---0 • air emooasoat is e lJ amie is dub, will all lir ail, period of their tAutstitstipsl IA M u m rlis bi Ibliosbolarb: - I fie goligfObil. t ilitill." A ,- IRO a t ente lied dis trie s. Mee lee to Man tsar freed•le- wee it lettois, " , i i m64 , 1 6,„1 ai r a wls , o f fedi/oat the Of Km history roOsteet lb/ solli IP*. "ei.t -- " - — 7 dos to am io etetela• ' im"fte"-„,...,2_,..is "" "a 4 _,..,__ freedom over deepolisaC‘ delpsirT.-14ts iii iite g Sills s tbot be Nikko to the Hem of Pereeee. --r- ' -- re -- "beet . '" l '''''SPorroototioll. doub t . _.__. 11 / 11:& 1 7 4 " ." -t_ ...1- I f-t e -En d t. " - ft ' ill wee tt i cellie r". I ". r ille f. Whit"t genrirat.l"' aid !?1!"1 seine tie plan adopted in for a persons resifts is the sowstry, meet It to the present. espeelail) MM is ssieetling, fir o w = Prises. The ILA persons es a»y east tbeis ; rs, formerly advertised, wets Sp oils is Leaden. It has bees &au& tremor the Pealle, to have pert et st and of the Town. The follow 'Whets, flakes, Qu tweets. Iligleths, Man, 4, Cortgailf, or 11, Chaffee- WI WI? Nib WI MISS VW 1 , 710 SIM rift 31110 1400 _ _ _ 1146 i 1468 VON No. 71, 1466 1487 Ife. No. 711 awasitees on the fads of Tale %vs Hefty Prices of 20.0001. ;spits's—Not Two Blocks to a Chissee—Every Ticket ling its own foe cad no other. Xl9 18 0 01 Eighth . . .C 2 15 6 0 Sixteenth . . I 8 0 thl 15 Capitals—die whole Lot lily had 33 !!! et paid, daly skewered. 'One Doan seplt. Wes to ineno—MMlTlLle s, in boards (Fifteenth tditleil). 1 E; a Noo-Medical Comma- Ms= arising Sea Duna pow. sad baneful =sets of limes ISOM Mwinal Neuhaus, ire‘ an Irlre ay senne teunwits en tu bs Sterility t Put 111. M Set eel Debility. Self los. with sees latorssitsg okowoa ilia! life ; in Part IV. is a Series of • preesdieg subjects, explaining r. sad the wink addressed to the boa . Woos. By GOBB sad Co. miss boas d ed. espipvidt 26.--CLavetax. lie JINNI Wefts emplater. is Noir Oa rise. Passrassear-row ; 811. ; sordid.. Mobs; a. Flosreye 110111461; A. Cbiellaille 14614 ho Basks add Coo. Nerorish; had WWI. Daft ; MlNgpard. his- Wavy. Lads; sad atsD Book sad Co. an ta bommosllsd. as Bosse; sad Pailsals hßMgeossry adastely tbs sass. oasissbes Moditiss. wk asa be terwardad Id.--0018 sad G. U. s. C. Oar red, li e Jaids's ; sad 11,11eatedr tea. 111 II 1 I . ii . it • ' 1 i i li t i . 1 1 3,. l ~~1 I ~ t ~.