The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-17 00:00:00

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' . . / '110 1144., ' . • Lojvrog livigur,. AILY Trvillie:- .z.t 7... ' . . y . •• _ . - ?Rio! 41.118 - ---_ . • • •.. .. R Be f ore, op ' tin. l A 4 1, g s asap NOF 1 he bi e - '4l,, tc . 1d ..., J . y 11. 1810. 1 - SALES EY 411CTA016 -..... (.. , I ~. , . , PAIL fi,imsor ha rge, rho derives his principles froth ,iceting of the Body ?f I*, , ... 1., , : .,„-;lnzor... ~. :... . the pare cone of philosophy and hose )ry, ima ~x I No 1:369. T a numerous 7.llceting TICK ET PftliTEltS, holden at Guildhall, for the psrpoie of Electing Six Rulers for the Year ensuiog, it was u a ~aIIIOII4V Rrolw d, I' oat the Thanks of thi, Aire' ing tire highly doe to Ilan este Cu 'mil A s vitc. E. Alderman and Governor of the said Body, and one of rs Parliament for this City. fur tbe peat W homatteo he has paid to the Intermits of Body, ng the short period of his said Governorship, and particularly fin hip readioess in railing this Meeting, for the purpiee of iderting Rulers, agreeably to the Act of Com. , mon Council in thin cave made and provided: Resolved, That the same he signed by the Clerk. and in wiled in the Times, Morning Advertiser, and Statesman Nestspapers; and also that it be entered amtingst the Pro ceedings of the Society. PAYNT., Clerk. . • '' .: Pkr. ----- KL-31 EL ?.." . Gamine llowieltold Purdititre: large.''Plet tal i Chirmey •Illassn', shat MO' Glister. of , 'oasis Silver Plate. 'Limo, ger, ieey of -(`.bina, ta,s4 ANe-11,quaret! Wines. an& giber Effects.—lly Mr. R.I3HIN S t ' - - • On the Prop:rev, N 0.107, the Smith' ride of Prill-Stall. as Vf EDS ESO Alf, JULY •18; and following day, at' ll,' by Order of the Exec tors, of Ow gig*. Vbs. MILS . WiadharOsticcesial • . ~ '- olliiEgettoloo ROI:IOI2O ))FURNITURE,'' ' JL brae pier aid cldathey icimieS. -GOMA 1108: names la massy silver plate, linen. wed elegant dimmer ithedesort service . of beautifal I)erhysitire China. (', taps. llsi:Olairriured Loistlab t , particular Plat India Madeira. Maluttic4r; Madeira, Stark Brume. old Hock, Champaign, titiyou,Vist &Orate, red other Wines. The Farikare condors of &plat draw imp. room Freud, rod window curtabot, set* mistimed draperms, is raoriae and chintz kronen% with sofas, settee, mod chains. '; so mite, four-post and other bedsteads, with chintz. cobalt',, ' awl other furniture% prime seasoned feather beds and Waft of rarities description% excellent eabloui articles* 11l eilig modest wrisdralow ablest / sof Antibirsi'dirdog. Card, WM-, broke, wed library..Mkles sidetioare *Names, ttioltitglitly . rihrtjapatmed chairs, numerous kiteltell:difidsltes, and othm Effects. - 1 To be viewed on Monday dad TOMilay receding the Sale. Catalogues at 2s. dd..osach, without width once case he fulmili tea, Is be had on the Premises, sal of Mr. Robins, War- I wiekliecets GoligkiiilmoP• ' • ' -mot..- • ICAPostaitted . fron our Poe , qf Fragy.l . • . e ' Eitii system of human institutiust fa not Only 'aubjeteincrtiible to' torription , :o4-4ecay„ but ',mettle te - experience both inthitttatt a e.— titl Rlitittan irrogiiit'a bat , not gotitr* mti. *iti '6l deny ' this fundemixitit WM, althottik*folititted by human weikeese.tend suiered-by - human passiontit also to admiti witattoeght to be cosnstdeted as a • cerollary of the position, the eipcdieecy of re. , form. Rdigiiiii* ittwif 'hiss not bees tbuught too sacred to hate Its abase. esamined into and re. EDUC AT 10 N. AT MR. 111:1:1: S. ACAI)EMY. BARNARD CASTLE , .! YOUNG GENTLEMEN are boarded and i Educated, at Idguinenc per Animal, if under 10 ienot of age, and 2) guineas from I() to 14. The proposed lents uf loteruction comprise. the English, Latin, and cree k - k Lem. rig ..., Writing. Arithatetir, Merchant; .4.ecimut., and the • io w etidbranehes of the Mitthematirs• Ev ,o'i ery nere-ary me et unly he obtained front Mr. ti(9, Wellocek-A; Mr. Arnmsinith, Geogra. phe!, to, Soliti-square ; Mr. Kipling. 5, City-road; Mr. Potter. 13, White-street, Burt ; Mr. Kipling. 153. U oi ler 'T.hatues-stiret t Mr. A Idersint.•3l3, Borough, High. ; Air. 11 tees, Commerehl,Terr.ee, Litue-ituuse t had. Mr. Deveeri Lucas -street. itotherhithe. Mr. 114d1 atm in • Town, and atolvis daily from 11 till 1, at the Stesd-yaird Coffee-howe Upper Thames-street.. If required. a reference tw ill 'be siyeu to the pa reots of boys edoestomll aS Ihr altar School. • RUPTURES. VAI.U4BLE Discovery to the afflicted with Ropturrv.-eJ. WHITFORI), Sorgeraw' tnttruntent_ . , Maker and Cutler t o St. Ritrthol 'metes Hospit a l. and Truss" 'Maker to Vie City Traio Society, for Relieviog the Ruptured Poor, announces his new method of applvoug Trusses, by which a Cure, in winity'Cisses may be obtained and he en gage) to keep up the most dilhrult Rupture that ever existid; this advantage is by his new-invented Serpentine ,Curved Elastic Steel Trusies and improved Pads: the Society of Arts, Manufactures, and:Commerce, in the Adelphi, have ! done hini the hemline of presenting him with their Silver Me dal for the above I inivrtvertse.. He has likewise invent d a New Aiiii.det for sharpening Itazors without a I lone, supe- ' rior to other inventions. Also, his hoe tempered Razors, for• 'rim,: Beards and trader Facer. made and %old at hi. Mahu facturv, under the Ceutre Hospital Gate West Smithfield. V. 14. On the Handles of these Amulets will be stamped, " Whitford, St. BarthOloniew's Huspital."—NO whers are it44lline. I.F.SS NUMBERS—MORE PRIZES ' , . AN ADDrI'ION AL PRIZE OF .E•2O,iXIO, AND TICKETS AND SHARES CHEAPER, AT E YTON'S, • • • 4. Cesingiss., dear the Mansion-House. /vim present IA) Y, to. bt. drawn OCTOBLIt le. Includes Five Faits of AlO4OO, by which the Chalice of rainiug tither of those Capitals is in ertak'd One-foarth. Tickets god Main will shortly rim. therefore on ito..eetliate parehase will prove 'a certain saving, at Ly•roN's, Y , Ownputt.s.. whn sold, in sixtee:s Six teenths, the oedy AS,OOO - Pries shared. in the last 1.010/1, surf in the few precediu tatitiths . Capitals to the amoont of X•401/.003. PItT; IA OP tifilif(_TY TiltoUsAlqf) t i d N vrtv r and Co t .. Cuntraetors'with GOvenunoit S for the prevot ST •TE 11.431TTEalt..begelinve recpect fully to inform their rands. and the Polak, that Tickets and Shares ore now on Sale he at variety at such Offices, No. 11, POI:II:FRY s No. 12, CHARINfI-CROSSt and No. 11, A1.1)(IATI: HIIH-STREET. The Scheme is claire!. uew :—there are Five Prises of Twenty Thousand Pounds each, and the numbers of the Tickets are reduced to Four Thousand, froto w;lich at oast be obvious 'that the' Chance nig:Lining a Tawny Tistspand Puma Prize is greatly Increased. In the hot toffee) , SWtFT and Co. had the satisfaction of sellioe No. 4,44:f. a 'Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds, in 16 Si %tenth'. besides several Wetter Ciphola. • • TUNBRIDGE WELLS WARE. NEAR ALBANY e s] • PICCADILLY: ROM NSON begs Kato' to inform his Friends and the IPahlic, that he is eismaMtly receiving front his freshsupply of Goods of ever'? description Ih' the Tun Ware Line, the whole of which he is enabled to sell Wh lento, lbotnit mad for Exportation es us low terms as any Nowa in London or Tunbridge Welle. A erne variety of articles made of white wood for Ladles ortnntrnt.—Otti Tunhridge Ware repaired and varnished, ..r taken in rftebange for m.o.—English and Dutch Toys, with all kinds of genuine French and English Perfumery. The faehionahle Game of the Devil and the sensitive Fish to be owl with in great variety at Robinson's Shop. THE REAL .tAPAM BLACKING, MADE. BY DAY and MARTIN. THIS Invaluable Composition, with half the ;mai labour, products the most beautiful jet black ever beheld, nikirds peculiar nourishment to the leather, .will not soil the finest linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasaut smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sokl wholesale by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, No. 97 High-Holborn; retail by F. Day, Ng. Vriivistock street:CAnrent-garden; W. Day, At. Swallow-street: Axtell, Na. I, Finch-hue; and by the prineird Runt-makers, Per ruiners, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every T"*a throughout the United Kingdom, in stone bottles, ptioe Is. 6d. tic h. UNIVERSAL NEW AND ADVERTISIAI OFFICE. • _ _ hi v R w ' s r p l .l l‘l l: a lkii 4) . 4 fiENT %d r ' i I TOWNl.c)tid on, II and COUNTRY. most respectfully hep to inform his !fiends And the Puhlie in zeueral, that be has ripened Fliqu for the SALE and DELL YElt Y of NEW SPA PLAS at tut early hoar in rnWn, and forwards them with the greatest re gularity to any part of thr United Kitudeint. pushier free. user Any (ieutlemait not receiving their Paperp regular. either in 71111111 or Country,- and will favour W. M. with their Order, may rest assured every exertioe shall be elude to ensure an early and regular delivery. ato loiter. TAPERS. cv ex Inc rAlliiits. The Tunes The Courier Marmag.chmaitle • The tallitataiall :Wonting Herald (aid* British Press Pilot Morning Post Star The Public Ledger . Rum e Morning Adverti4ee The Day TilitnE DAYS A WEER. Loudon Packet Traveller wgra tor. •Cabloele!lie:gibrer London Chronicle . I RedlieTtil's layiere Eveniii/ %tail 'Blngilon's Regi:ter (:reeral 'Evening Post Mirror 'lithe 'rinses Commercial Chronicle i .ituperiattiazette English Chronicle roam% Chronicle St. Janse,:s Chronicle ' - Weekly Register London fiazette Tuesday and !lislisrdog. N. R. Births,. Marriages, Deaths. Paragraph. Gad alt kinds of Advertimucnti, received for every Paper iu the Viate , l Kim :Antis. • • - . TO RE 801.1). a complete Set of earls of the folkisseiis Nelewup, t es, from January .11-1843. to - December. St. lati9 :. - Tee Coarter. (ilohe, Sun, Star, Pilot, Statesman, Traye ler, SOO MOnling Chronicle: • . - Tile Times, from January 1. tflo6, lisabis.date. • .., i, r oimeit's Itegt.ter. any son Te 'Valorise, or from the Coalr lacsireinem t.• this dale. '. serrral Viiknies of lien's Weekly Mrsetni:er. . Unserver i foilitl799 toDereinitrer IL ISiV. • Luglishintui, from Joao:Wyk lag, tie 1111 f.). • . • PALL M A LL. gksirible Resilience, with excellent Offices, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, Od.lite Premises. No. 107, South Side of Pall-1111114 off • WEI)NESD AY, JULY IR, Ink at One othiclo-, tiger. by Order the Executors of the Right /UM WI'NRIII,M, deceased, .o. SAN eligi4lo ASEIIO LD - ESTATE...tertopi . pollng a spacittus Airy Oirelling•holise . , most desirably. florae No. lui p lorihe South Side of Pll.-Malls overlookieg Caultim House fitted's% the late Itexidesce Yoe Riight.Hom WILLIAM WIN MIA AL dceased, contatidagla the At& tics five Servants' Bed-rooms; ou the woad 'Floor. two spa liout Bed (lambert, Vres•shof Rod* Gentleman' goody, and light Clos-ts t on the first Floor, two etacioucelejtatit, Drawingliionts . Itubdsom•ly finished. comMunicatiog - by_ao Anti-room, or Boudoir ; on die Orono, Floor, Imbued paved Forma*. !1011, Vestibule, .or Ismer Atil, smoothly Room. papered.,Posage ,Itoom, ,e scaliest ,Elintny Water Clout. •a spacious • printiyl; ilotti a seem:tory Stair-rue , Basement, Huuseiteepet's .440111. with Closets, and Water laid up.-Ilervasts' *lent,. Bo iler's er's Room • egreliellti Wine Cellar. detached Kilettcos Scalier) . " cool Loirderoje% Lauodry,and other Offf.es Areas, with voolti fur 'Gees Beer. and Other' Purposes. s''.Fronts the .Dining Parlos4 obese is a lead flat to a Galen, icc. romans back to Carlton-Wow _ Ti. be viewed by Tickets. :'Partietilits ms the PrendueS of Ainors..Clarke,-- Budd, ihavtighi, wad Hoys. Sollcitoui, `-ovisstreet; and of Mr. Itiibins, Warwick-street, GUI , 4 10n77.‘k. 14r •.e • - Valuable Library of flossloOarge Mapsussil harts, th •••47 saluable and complete Seoo.llogarth:XWorks; being ems ott-theereti teerzarthis Country, • • :'• Ny-hir• ROlllO.B, • On' the Premises, No. 167, Pall-Malt, on fRIDAY the Nth of JULY; and. following Ill&Yrat Eitty•ti "Int` , by Order of the-Eitentsent of the late Right Hoe. W !NI/RAIL' deceased. • . 'Consprilies tti 'choieg tiun CladditiSL PhOriphient Historical, Maths . autippl, hlibtrirr. wed Law 18 ‘ 10. :° jc•-w. by e ." 1 1.rul wirtioSt s *bison extensive Selection pf to termtiogyrritidical Publications and Pamphlets, forming regular Seiie7 for the lust V. 3 Years Cr be wielded on ))today and Tueoday preceding the Sale. ' •it `2s. 6d. each, wink'.) whiiisiodrof *tab.'. he anntitted,• to be bad on the Premises, and : of Mr, Robins„ Warrick-scree", • Gliklettl•Plare. • • A CAUTION ~TO JOINERS. Of 18'.•11 EN. rilil f; RIAU IoiNEN 'VOIIPANY's KATA: • BLISIINEfir in this City commenced with the Union iw tBDI, now going or Tem team; their Busbies wad eamovcd in Jour MAL from P. A T RUSSELL-STREET : to No. 4, .BLOOMSIttYRY4QU A It I.:. Since our Removal, 'everts' Linen Drapers used 1111 their endeavours to put the Public astray from our Hoare, open ing seterni petty Whaling*, nod copying our Advertisements marl) , 'word fur word, by which many mistakes have been caused. The Irish Linen Company are therefore obliged to make knows, that their only 'louse Loudon' id No. 4, Smith side of Bloomsbury-square and, grateful for the liberal patron:iv which they have experienced here, they shalt strictly adhere to that hooaarabk conduct which (it it presumed) bas tained it. Each Piece is (as usual) warranted as to fabric, end to he bleached un the Oran, 'and the Money returned if a fault ap penr".—One Piece at wholesale price, and no secoud ice. Str No Article *old but Irish Limns, nothing lesy. than Piece. • * Orders executed punctually -9mb far Rank of leie7. ani.Notes. . . J. IrRRILN, •• N0..4, Rlttormbory-ssmare. , }kept to the Oninpairis ;4 , 'tea PUBLIC C.AtJTION. WATSON'S,PAT ENT TRANSPARENT SOAP. THE Proprietor of this eery beautiful A rt i cl e of British aintitifactUre, - feels it a duty be ewes the Public, to caution then, egaiast the delusive Stateilitswieue taioed in i ilathl-bdl, which ha been most indiktrinualy giy r , Ciliated by este A. IPears, in which it is . ttatrd,that Mr. Ni cholson, the?rionslator of flnu emir Cheptistry, file. ktans.-; Experimental Chetah* as the Royal limitation. tuidorfeesi , other *tient*. Gentiernen, declared on their Oaths , Lord Ellessburough and a Special Jury, " That .the new. ; invented TRANSPA RENT SOAP was a disetteere *rib, • utmost Utility, because it rapeseed all the ckunsing proper,. ties o f soap, frwil irons Its intpurities mod, deleirriohsiinali4 ties :" this true, in part. bet not in the s . itiole. ?hose Gentlemen of Science did live evidence in the terms, or t o . the effect stated, as to WATSON'S PATENT TRANS,.... .PARENT SOAP," which they had core:gaily iitialyied•C bet in regard to A. Pratt's " New-itivettled Transparent' Soap," z it Is Oiled, they Tertainly gavc, no such opinions.. and us the latter article was roved un spch trial by A. Pears's own Wiirieres. and is also sworn by himself, to be Catapesed'of a *consldersible proportion of .Soft Soap (an *in grediaat which nest naturally excite disgust in every. delitate . 'mild) and Lem* Juke, the Proprietor of WATSON'S TRANSPARENT SOAP feels confident, that, after the *eery high encomium nod reenatieendatiou which his Comp*, sitiqm has received fmns Medical, awl Scientific Med. of eel , acute, the Public will nevi' be deceived by the specious application of Evidence which A. P ear s has ht his said tithed- I bill so falsely endeavoured to-apply in his own Soap, but alt' give to WATSON'S PATENI rRAN'SPARENT SOAP —that preference, which the peculiar elegance and parity 11.11 universally allowed to possess, so justly merit.. aod which in •prepared sad sold c Whales& and Retail, by the( Patentees.; liraeOetyse, 439, Strand i and My his Appointi• owns, at Me. Stnitlrs, 16, Dope-street, Dublin. • - —.„ ir iPitlNG . Pi( IfBl c.--A Swietrowtor the Ifilbeec• , E it . ... v . tiiigti ts• A giri.sCOittiUsrle Y- . em't ABLE PILLS nreshe hew el 'erosive oat. 'Wei. :•lier of the rtliood. wit requiting tenrewdoenteat, or restraint' .in Diet. Th,iii Medicine dissolve* in the Stomach. Mends with the food, antEgrodtialt•pervaties she 'eirttiletbiglulds.. f ecirreetii% . in its rear every deviation from a sipte..,o, • h ealth: in short, this is 'be long - soug ht -for Ve g etable S p ed. I or safe bet active substititte for that fashionable olineral, Mercury, *Nish neSir rifts tow disease without generating ,stiOorse t wheriall ether %italicises have failed, Lou alterative, 1 Pins may be relied en as a sireeids fur flie licurliy, *whittle Eruptions, the Ore. 'of MerAltri, 1100'euPTY. Olies(Dipeopt -arising loon vitltited•filittiel. ,i I .. . • •• , .• Po-pared atelpispied be. Viwei : d. Co. ie.(' sold at men?' • , 4i Liiit, ONford—treet; opPieille' ''; osultnirret I, 617's . :Se o 9, • t: %change ; Gol•liik's, 4f. Go.. Oil; - Parsdloi.' ad; Vie •, Street ; and Richards,. 110, Strlli/t. ?lice 4 ‘ 0. P er l ie c) '... .V' . . : • . •.. '. : : 1 ... , , ~,• - - , t .'tai ~, r ,r 0 ; 'ttifiltil f' iiiii(ttabli; - , the.SHltikvo• political Weems, 'tte r ertgtdrek4riittospeliolftlyeluaineecesitiee, ~,1•,. ••••••• - .„ _ • - `to !inception r it it be trio, that tiovernments tare beturformed (so far as reason bath •had any share in the formation) for the benefit of the whole; Or majority of society, it follows that' abuses aught to be - reinovid; because abuses admi: 'nister to the ease, "ilie eoliveniency, the happiness of bit a filer, 'while they entrench upon those of - the grettliodY of - the people. But what chiefly I• 6 i ti o tto i t o to thili . cOntintiance and perpetuation ire" that' li 'i I the higher . order`. of -- mankind, who pret4t meat by the corruptions Of the State ; midi , t • .' is their haistlei - ith. the most - part, hold the reinSof Governinissif, reform mast originate from themil because' wit stiles from the opposite quar ter 'of' { -.• , i . ,/ • . ~3 the' Vorithinitity,' it becbmes, according to the *tent s !rebellion or ievolutioti. • The difficulty' *eret, then; is as , rnanifeit as hie complicated ; thej riitiatititielltdenlat is required from thise Most itc l• • costumed to indulgence, and the purest patriotism from men, to thong the very term must be odious; in short wo •eirpect the lublimest Aida. trivia tai, -, bosotts'of political litittity. • The marl ineleht an abase is, the tem Inclined Xiithre • wh tir.riths edvititege from it, tai , Coo, sent %o its abolillen ; and heneeirises an additional icuon teetering slide all Unnecessary daisy's, lest - • if siiituire, that degree . of inviterscy . which bairn_ .. , I ell reviler etire . With how many, • for instance; ' diollie itlies s :bf a Government pass fur its rende r ineutat i iiriiielplei ; end fer'ihe very reason thit sriii4itiisitnillitioned; they have 44 grown with - Igoe .„4 ~ • I I its I ea% strcostliened with its. strength l t' Alta • 114 :Who 'urge this, topic of argument is •1.. o:,.; ~, • - • • their (*tout ? ' target that the analogy is .drawn from *disease; 46 . • Bitiatent principle of death,'! 'his*, according tO.the ethici ) eet, must at length „ • subdue the body , wherein it is harboured... • : i • s 'i; - • ~•• i ' „.. ' e if,espect fur . our ads:Mita"; ;linewise a senti s .. • , meet au. amiable .as it is . worst, whim founded upon ihefileilid of their 'wisdom or virtues, - be : comes i-Ooplows sourest or -.errors, as it is aihtit import their nieasory, when it is made a reason, or: ralhd.r itfl apology, fur :ltie contiuuance of 'such . abuses as thetpredileed or tolti.rated. Were we I le carry this principle to the extant to which it Nernild - apPly;• add &Opole that age consecrated ' imurcanonizeilibsurdity, the science of Legisla.• !titsitwould be stilt is its infancy, and the great and distinguishedfoateres of the British Constitution, hits-leffitna C In, 09 Babes! Ca rpm .4ct, the Bill; ' of Rights, &C.:would never Piave had existence, if our forefathers had had as nines respect for their i at capters ap ive profess for ours. . When tlie'reationilig 'Of those, irlio oppose all - Idea et, ref! 'in Ihq Legilihat are of the Empire, is reduCn.4l by ana l ysis into its eleineuts, it resolves I iteelfAntri. one or other of the topics, to which ~sre,have., just,Cursarily alluded. To state them -lo,their abstract Oaten?, stripped of all the'. trap. pings that rlietorlc anil sOpliistry Supply, is, in , 1 leaf to Wile them, bi•caisse they arc all liable to i Akateopjection, which the logicians call " proving v o ich;"*linil which is not to be gut over, when . aity : ,fitittleil maxim is in-questiou. Sir Thous% Moat, in a Work of fiction,* which however coo.. taint much sound and • polifiell information, has editerted to this Subject, and aniniadierted on' it 414 spirit alitl animation in 'the person of Raphael, 66 Of. those," sayi'he, " who form the Council iit.Prinees, some have not . Sufficient abilities for a..f01l Ind•conscientiuus discharge. of their del i ] ikeis ; if they *have talents adequate to the task, they have pet. neatn e ss -and sineerity• enough to-limier. Amps . T rest are uniformly of , the opiniou of. i i lkAI ttifqpi l eistirit, be ho .who ov.what he may, and were , iw p •flchile t . he retaios the .distributiou of ; the fa. : effles c erthe, Crown, to propose measures uniting t4e s , e , epreMes of 'wickedness- and absuedity, - -they 4,ciisee,,or pretend to acquiesce, 'lli what . he. -peolmeii, and , •'all• throw :the sordid hippo of pro:: sessing, by , the baseneas of adulation, the protes.:, doe of the favourite -Minister." . .. • : os.liesitints'r Aontitwes the virtuous Lord Citiot.. ,:exititiii, " each persisis bas naturally a paryality r4r Aittat - .ltie Ainiar I f proposes. The crow is de light** iviith . 4ter callewihrooo, and. the monkey *cry priind Of her cub.. Why then be see prised . at is . hiltilitelos fanatical attachment to his• Own prlneliilei, and 'to his own measures ? If, *then, there *Minh' happen lobe in the C4intset of a .Mo- March, a G0%111141 of, which envy.antl.persoaal iii., . , wrest (Arai the tWOMutster sorines: ;,-, if therishould, )0 1. 04g„0:tati man well qualified- Inc the flinctioos - .. • • • /citeilio: (Ikfitaedliillori, Ariglise Cancel/aril.. ' 1 9 d). ni.if,iti. , ,:• ' •.. • • 1 - 14:: rttiiitl's) - . 0 , • ~. • ~,. r i - .• ..i.,-: . ..ail .' .. - . ' . •• - • . , - • e . • ' probed by his knOW 144 Pd, W.. het is etlitaiii , pass. ins in foreign roantries, the ildinister and h is ser. Vile crew become alarm's* at Mich newfangled ideas; tit, it brain is set to work, as if their repo. tatien was at 'Wake, end that they would pass for, *hat they, really,art e fot4s and ideots, if they did not propose itnkhisg, nut -bolter or raiser, but de(erent from 'whit is . revnnietided by this dan. gerotiti intruder." • .., . " Finally, when they are hunted thrte , gh all the wits of their sophistry ) And driven beyond the utmost verge of reason and common sense ) they eetrostelt themseises Up to thateetb in the last . retnitv,skoglomn ("Ob respell& for the wisdom of flimir4eithiers, mioutesileg souse lyieg anti tedi. ibiei' isiptetiveith duals o' it. place or non. iming; with 'the following sage aphorism t Clua 41111C1111111111114. Se -they, MAYS ACTED AO AVM se. *op fillovFx sumo .ipttAT WE MAY SAM/11. TUSK itst . nitttectscel—and, having &polkas (bai t — its It, they bail clinched the matter, and pleaded to ad. iSlratiot *good 'cause, they sit down in their plate, big with self-gratulation, and look round them kr the approbation and applause of ail who hnvebeen listening to them with disgust." It is remarkable enpugh that nut only the great. est Statesmen, that -have latterly appeared, have been the advocates fur a certain degree of refusal' ,in the reporeotatien of . the people in Parliament, but that those who hate most strenuously opposed the measure, have principally insisted upon its inexpediency at the present moment - admitting, some expressly, and seine by Implication, the :setessity .of • resorting to. it at some other. pe. lied:. Each act of Mistittees 4 very ' Willing to reserve the honour for some sit ei other of their `successors, and are ready moult* to snow the expediency of Parliamentary Refotm at any huts lost their own. Lord CMAYMAM .perceived the absolute necessity of its adoption, but took no stet* ; to, that - ,effect, "Min lie Was. In. odic,. : his • son.was ennally convinced of that necessity; but, although, during his administration, the shoes he had complained of certainly did not decrease, yet he never thought of applying the remedies he -had so frecpiently reconitnende4--at tune non vat his locus; add those of the present nay, who continue to withstand what every day is ran. 1 Bering more and more necessary, repeat, only with diminished grace, the arguments • which the great founder of their school. of politics has be. oneathed to them. • • Ahud yet, there is scarcely a session of Parlis. maw* gees by, eithuut - leaving twisted it MOO symptom of a consciousness of disease in the body politic itself. Hence the number of impotent laws andinedectual statutes *restraining what is called tho influence of the Cron% but what is iin reality that of the Minister. Hence, too, that popular ferment, which is gradually increasing, its the' danger of the Constitution itself, and which bold, tad men are endeavouring to raissto the de. grew of furious effervescence, Which is necessary for the accomplishment of their aims, but which a moderate lie. , furm .would certainly put an end to. We cannot refrain here from addressing our. selves to a most tespeetable and honourable par. tion of our fellow.subjects, who, fur the most part, either from habit or pi Wei re, or . the union of both, belong to neither of t se parties ; we m ;mean the gouty en of large and i dependent pro. perties. T.o that good sense, which they possess in it Carbient degree, and which needs bit consi. deratioti to put it completely on its guard against the seduction of party, and this delusions of so. phistryt we mike this solemn and sober topes!. To belong to no'perty, in the ordinary acceptation of the tern; may be n• praise ; hot, in such times as ours, thereis Wparty to which every honest mats must belon4, the party of his family, •his council. ens, his friends—and, in 'short, w hat embraces and unites all those sacred relations, his country, It is in the safety of the country that the security of the Sovereign consists, and wu call upon them e in the name of :the duty which they owe to each, in the name of patriotism and .Of loyalty, which arc one, to consider the situation to which both, are reauCed, by the machinations of two desperate factious l fitho, by mestoicapparently.opposite, but in truth of the same tendency, are about to pre. cipitaie the empire into a, state, from which the Patriot would seek refuge.in Despotism. It is its Abu. mild infltionce of wealth, rank, and integrity of character, that the power of those, whom we 1 address, consists; and , there is now a fair oppor. I tunity. foreiercising that power with decisive ef. ' feet: If health or rank be of any value ; if do. ,inestie pelee i euttraliquilllty be dear to them, let t, them interpose, - before either of t - 1 - ,c- contending factions 81101 hive obtained such an :iseendaucy, as , will render their interposition 'tat only useless . lust unsafe. Let them notargue thus : °1 we care but little about the question of Reform ;—why, then, should we trouble . etirselteit a'iout that, in which we take no serious concern ?" 'These are the in. entities of indolence, hot of prudence, the only ,goille which ,otrght. to - be taken at such a juncture AI the present.' , The only alternative is, w h e th e r Weibel, Ita•!'e s moderate or a radical reform, that is, the British Constitution or ,anarchy--for one or the other of them we . 'nest' have. Tawilation, .from reason, from expericirce, f rom even a aikluta. ry prejudice , as Strung as - bti t, are decidedly for the first ; but a pe'rseverance IM such measures ss Am coustan . ily market{ . : the conduct of' the lice. I"senttabilietiesayvecipitate them into the arms if a fitetion,.: which Will infallibly involve them is .all the he t. the latter. ••" ........:- tr.,' .be esstdinued.) • . . • , ke4 ~~. r.•. . S ~ ~. ..