The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-17 00:00:00

any S has been se em but seal throoglsout Ministers again, to at least, hands wiL weight, of SIIMIESPEAREI will too much press upon tt a dation', and tumble about their and the peoples ears. This may seem despondence, or overstrainet prophecy : bat look all around us. Where can we find cordial or powerful friends! Our very Mlle' will, era long, reproach us for making no effort to end this war so ruinous to them. Not only for Dot making any effort ourselves, but also . for. not consenting to their wishes and endeavours to pat an sod to the inhuman and destructive war. They have received our mot*, but they will cane its influence. They will, at loagth, resolve on the immorality of subsidiiing any Sate. or hiring any foreign metaseary troops to make offensive war. The Swiss never let *Missives out for offensive, bat simply defend's warfare. This horrid traffic Imps the American war, and the curse of the sip, lisle. sJes us to thii moment. But, what has humanity.— waat has philosophy—what has, the law of nations , even to do with such a system as we have too ling p.frsedf bs- is .ehae-of ar setief-tvallakiagresiakies pedlars. Oar meatless laws are laid dame by - ow Registrars and Proctors, who Leeman in mesltb as the nation !oils its reputation. Thil nado the strongest which l tbough I)l**,l3i:wood of its ropfbinon. Character is strength, and that we shall never re• cover under weft who have tarnished the lustre of the British name in more ways than one. Weds believe, however, that for the first time our Ministers, to whom we know net what epithet or characteristic to apply, being sometimes timid, sometimes rash, they do for the first time regret that they let the oc casion go by Tor their making a feint, at least, to wards treating with the enemy. Perhaps our idea on the subjeot . would be more justly pointed, I if we said, they look back to the period with af- I fright; not, however, for the mischief they have done, but because they see the certainty of their speedy dismissal from office. Fora long time indeed they have held their places, only because the Whigs have been in just disfavour with the People; and the wisest and best of the popular pertfhad too much sense to take upon them the high responsibility of the measures of Government, at so critical, so perilous a moment, without being first authorised to siamp the system which his brought us to so de giading a state, with the indelible mark of muss sac EIECILATION; Such is' the . ignoble tone re by which our LITIMPOOLS ) our CarrmagAnatii Auld their high peaty's° Mighty 'in peak and Ml' . pre +ailing in fneaence. fly the exelrun g * P f " 7o " l between our es Secretary and ass Secretary oP State (tbs. political Noodle and Doodle of the present day), who now appear more disposed to prating than planting each other ; it would seem that' these wordy Statesmen hope to maintain the systete, we so much condemn, a little longer. Indeed, a more profit able one to the avaricious, or a more alluring Gee to the ambitious, was never witnessed, is ally ape or in any country.--Methinks we see these over bearing orators out - arguing the honest pert of their bearers Will the tendency of their 'measures, till the gradual,. the incessant &attraction they bring, urges the afiehrd people to the only constitutional essasers left thitip,for relief, via. by peddles. We shall, ore lam Oa Oboe delusive babblers enveloped Is petition .lbelhaes• and Reform, sad if, con trary to "'all , . reasiseable espectatiensi As per son esereisieg the ievereignty of the realm, will continit t tbarg, , la.-poser, assieett.tbe wishes and Iselfartl 7 ilitisratpmits#l4oe'llOtbed of the Irlisle Wag these latter ems bow 'so relief bet in riesmoilP l S their oPponseta t tildilliesir somolelateasd signature,. ;of which mildew id for or and •. how) es their Melt After aUI Va iLle - tha4oll4 f • le SMNP•7 V't -•••• . • indefitigible adversary' will be squally anxious to posh .forwavaa, at all risks,: with the view of countenancing and securing the fortresses which his Generals have so marvellously maiataiisd, from the Russians want of a battering train.' One of the articles'of information from Ham. burgh; asserting that Saiony has ideally joined the Ressians and Prussians, throws a degree of discredit on thq rest of its news ; It is evidently erroneous.— Our Allies have, indeed, reason to rejoice that Bo- NAPARTX is deficient in cavalry, since however tri umphant in the field, he is unable to follow them on the road, and therefore the wounded are the only prisoners, in such case, likely to fall into Xis hands. I ' --~,-- By the Liverpool Mercury, of Satardiy last, wo are glad to find that the loyal . inhabitints of that city intend to celebrate. the Princess uf WALBeS birthday by a public dinner at Lawrmix's Hotel, which loexpected to be very numerously We have uot heard of any-public dinner in Liondon tire; esigia station, tit as` her Rclellfighiieel* twidaapepte will illuminate this evening, it is to 00 lsopett th at the measure • will become ge nies! throughout , . the metropolis, as *very pub ik deusoustration in favour of the Princess vied Mad to dishearten her diabolical accusers. Io Cobbett's Political Register, of Saturday last, we are informed of a publication, called the Spirit of the Book, fabricated by a person In the King's Bench for the purpose of raisieg the wind, and as slander will always pass current, the author of this infamous production has been amply repaia for his labours, by realising several thoissatid, pounds; We have also good reason to believe that the bream ! Toa or this scandalous Book his been admitted hiss, I t the presence of a distinguished Personage, and ate4' ceived especial marks of favour. It is.alse currently: ! reported, that anothee" Shit of the 13ook" is not preparing in St. George's, fields, by a celebrated,An thoress, assisted by other literary characters. ......011110..T- .7 By a cartel from New Cork, Pupate were received in town on Saturday, to the 34' llt. from ihictiwii learn, that on the 22d-tof4.Fahreitry, Oitlenehurgh was surprised and taltai9sti British detachment from Prescott; who bated:•the des. 'The American force roofed • dispe beiriged, to' the army undqi the orders of amoral Deseessev i set doom., • to be its oar t it is ° " Ck w i Hein !VW Vail* t' Ote*l' news astrisidt I I or." • -.1(1.4.•••• .• - • • • • Frsocik i tiostibeAss*,o WS* The Win .0 6111 1/ 6 0 1 IPSO 1 • Our Russian Any laws doe it abut, You'll hate list articsidi tbs lisp* dibi _ The foe rots oa earth, we employ so rive Mager, • Ash SO toe you'll Isearitale torTiresor Kos:suss& .1 dot& yew thuoutllue, lo isigott Mises, • Bat the whole will s mew to tier aserisr sun This.. • • MAN:n=lE22l=ll= Her Royal kliglineu fire Princess ofWooshas' appointed Thalia*, nest, at two o'clock, at Monta gue Heise, for the perposisof readving the Addresi of ,thi toasty efiliddleam. BRIGUTON.--We are happy to ithellilltft• the ar rival of Lord nommen ' at No. Si, Steyne-place, the late residence et the Crlabtess of Atalibaousu. A Cabinet Council sat It the Foreign Office on Sa ; tarday, which was fully atteuded. The new Candidates for Weymouth are Viscount TOMIER IDLE, Esq. on the 10112131'0Ni interest.— They will. be . opposed by Messrs. Maw, Wirztaxs, and another,: on the popular interest. The East India. business is not likely, after all,. to , be brought.to a Parliamentary issue, at present, GO. I TOMpent, we understand, having, determined to grant the Company another Charter for a short term. A Meeting took place at• Mr. Pliz.soweir's, on Sa,: turday, of the Friends*. .the littmats Catholic Bil‘ , at which Lord CiasT,Lastnann.*as Present, ,and we rejoice to hear that they cape to. . a perfect under! stand' ti on. all . Ale material clauses, so that there is littitt dtgpt, p i t. 01 Bill , passing, the Committee with out mach *ite. . . . The deitth.prtty.,..Prince of MECKLUOUItO STRIIIS 1.10, whO,feil.lintiely . fighting against the French, .ill• i the h.q.: isfikutieny on the 20 inst. wilt cause a sintewai of tilt! upert mourning. His Serene High. .F? was the wiglesi of her Majesty the Quorsi and 14 , believe s :Aiension of 20001.- a year ou,sha Ash. establishment.. i. g ~, • . The. Proprietor s of the Noiwieh.oteCipry t 1 Coach, having hid repeated Complaints made them of parcels tint arriving at their placs'ordestleib,. ion, and suspidon having arisen against.Jebn Cod. liii, the book-keeper to the mail coach-office at Thetford, an invests HOD took place, when nunie rons parcels and .ae les, stolen from the mail et 'radius .Periods withi , the last two years, were found In - Codlingl house and 'itemises at Thetford. Cod. Abiglia committed t 'o.;Tbetfoid ) Gaol. 4 ,' - .... Liord'WELLeaca* ' still coo_ c 4 indisposition:: to preyed, that the best , moray, _ best soldiers.. - ,• • The toast wee drank *lthllinelittses4htletand rev isperal applause. - •'• 4, - t • • Tuest—The Duke of Clamors and tile Wooden Walk Of.Olit 'rad. wqra" Rale Brlsanaln;" • • finely negated, in parts, liV the Proradiepiti own we MVO before toentiQN." .' The Duke of Heiman said lit pest a toast s in which he etas the hearty cobcirrence of every Poison In:401oons t ; tine of whorls could be ignoiant of . theiba . oliii;"Of.. let teei t tad *powerful eaertione in favour of. tfil ititedos, 'of the Illustrious individual who m he' hoe now the honour to see at his sight heed ; propose the health of The Duke lif Kent, the pennweringwyprter Odle Vettelibbl 'Kinn Solent of Eduration fur the Pour.; ' r This toast was drank with•three times .three', fel• towed by reiterated burstaof applause. 'Tire Duke of Kann, in twinning thauksoleglered, that it was impossible to NlA** proud he felt at the Magner is which the.prepositioh for drinking his health had beetrrearised, thd at. the , rid moielat.. Frain thetime moment , •frd Lancotter'e Pim; he,hltd, boon of 00110111- that its lona** (night be carrietialeiest beyond celculatima:- haring always been an enemy to the .idea that. Oa* poor ought not .to be educated ; it being his decided tonvictiennhat in proportion- as education • increttied, striate *add be less. Ile had always wished, therefore, :that 'the poor should be instructed, Conceiring•itnotrietigat be equally the right-0441e poor , sines sot SC theriek4 -,[Applause]-r.io.clk every? indbiithsat in dtis-cout try -knew was-Ake spit* .ets- r 'revered Sovereigni who had, at•hioirst,ititereiest with Mr. Lencastero In the year -11104 so expremedi himself; .seek icatb flemdsued to: be -his seatimenls so long es owner, reolleited; °tacit it thew sireemstinces, wheSeme others might 4n,. he (the litillo!of -Kest) nestle* hitaielf bound in duty, te.giite,eirery- support , fro* power.telhelestitution.. Re ,tratenzleusfloteemoi theta° inritlkos cocaParisOns should ke q drawn heir twee" thie r SO4 smother ;e!tehlishaesat.,ef a: sissitett kind. pie r .Oteald .raker reprd.thearelvoi Ay.toit gaged In one_ceternen: Was. Is*thesceurett:of `that evening they en old haw., return thanks totbat in.. divideat who had ell.Peeted the inetitedertit , its tow fancy, and throve' crime Mania it.kid, YC to its present plieklitAlsdelasski: IA Sleeting sot then forge' tisetthey.Weseall allettlowt , indiviw dually to eontribotettooraieste-thehr mousse* the support +of the, sae leulalitkedtilteh. : 704 . 4 ills** .triess Friend 4s hie lef!orborload -beet /the -ode nek vporter of the institatiii‘ IbsaillsimeestinaelMed '• ' , lli& could 14,10 1 1412*. d' eteteliheesitich iU .. ,_. OW ,filif• •••• illepailinfrie lelelellerleafeWeervallem.r•-••7•7 - • 14 XL" N. 'al ....b ... '._.-7'""___ T''' C. 4".. 1:1 ' * rfasalt fr o* '. '• pr ihill " '4° • 'am .. 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Prom .. i 6,...... , ~ ( 1 , :„. ..,,,, :ki, , 79,5 , ~,,, , , ..7pre e tseil lb ole:l4oo. a • 11 :;'$r 1 ^' -; , .1111,141 -t ' Ivskepil,ria.haviog the opporterdts, bajsanbreeSnee; m ye sC t ln d t o i : t t6e gl i v a e ngu a age j in th al ltP4 -4"1" P b al 04 + 11 : 1 : . t e! -e u i t il "l l WIWI ' • 904 v' " • . 4' . * ' • iii . . 411 11 114, - 4.'lttiPit4sarallrft be** Fenn but too well calculated to stir up tltit oiti e ell° 9 S t thiamoment, is celebrated fe * B.44 c,bmAPIOC.IIII I :4O* . 1 . p irimag l i t Ags ., T he y leate'rettaanieltred Ott sisan A ~t ory. ... Tile..., snit ee . eadaboase °WY. eff!", •! I -•F ettle rii. gendlteretlei! ed . that day sent lele eccestomeildlemar seal throeghout the whole French empire. which one I Ministers have bad an opportunity, over ' apd over 4101,mololuenlere cemiseeil Awe , 0 4 04 too 4, ~_ , . , : :t ).. not epee tale, Bea .wt aspect soots tie sikelr..ei it, , Al p/ of is *i lk , .W O frigates two eismo t i foie ' • l'=f t rlic h t e r:loce de tt t eerot tht : isias with ea tirree moosed thoel ;o ll7, 4 a 4 r: 7 : again, to extinguish or dissipate for half a century th th e-- e au m s o s i ilns a ll(' b P e r n as i sh: witiven vesoraw riVidemdil , amit tirm mit je .ermed g; rgre stpmeldper ? . A 7 . 13! TThalDa t ilekii 44, l ; B . volt r iroik l r o g y t i rgatios o g i t owo,, ivioat44.4 . ...,f*;.;, I , ) at least, But no, their feeble, though mischlevous, i e . ! l f a al it i l i l l. f .ba enba ck b . ll t it,..Yi 74 s Chlobbi - hold the ye- '" ~ b ..,7. r- - hands will be allowed to continue to u- ' inform by• 111111411ADONITOn, Will deem .....-4. • fabric of the State, till Its own with Ilion - Ceist• ,ob ing, that the Ittstit)._ ,ftesiwtgrelt leapert • nemble, but tottering, o l om e h i pai an d etsengti to' re.kiatiellw.•111"""1441111- " W e. " Ce P e ' 11146"111 attliaariY, ne Duke of yot ad the Atirrvirc. _ :. r 8., 1":1) .8. t71t 4,. : ‘ JACICAOW, lot be e s , withdraws : bola the agetirry a t m to the military swim, 'for ,eepertence had . weight, instead of making it stedfasf, in the words. the ce 4 et ' t and their indefati g able . ade l ease Y tip be Salm% it is salator America. • . .. , p o red, that the best informed men were always tilt __ __,.. ._.......1. ~oat tonna Waltman-• _ _ • - . •••• I army orusigr me °rums vs Arnospas....7l-777-7 Lord whg L en. reeeitilill*AOPPle_ a 11,..1.10 ' l AO5* . l i riL lll 4Zi kl i 0 . 111 CIA iiiiii *to hi° i° 4ol li. '" 7 " - eirty v - sae. 77 . itekatliiela's ltai twirl** tfiteedo he. NA :Ana ne;igaveigh t e . ' h. striae indisp osi tion . • ...; In being o r and ,14. still celtieese Me eff gar Sich° l " , mown ..'"'""- - 7s, ___,..."'". r -'---'' -;‘ A Russian squadron of five sail ...Of the line and a l ine cousin*, the • MOUE. . 1,011101 *halm& meets to follow. bletbitelteeeeaMVilittlet . , f r i ga t e a r r iTurl ir k , threpowoh ow Friday; front M. 1114 . 04 re in drialali the Wit be Ali 401 pepelleg.llli it wee inulerstood0101 1 100041: 04 t,MP:" nets. ' They are to cruise ; • itii, saltf t in the . , tji t gle vot etgrfrespect ng the iintlisidoat, ae ainaedivti latter troops. TletrAtattialik , , %,. limit Sea this summer. - . '' ' '-' 90 srf regatij to the :be bad todettir Owasso meditated an attaa " 1°414 144 / 4141114/41 414114 ": . lieutl 8 " 1 " 009 . of O a- 9 thL i g" Drl tit° °l l IS 'atitetbk l l- 0 • 1 • 1 ,I. • . . .`. i .5e.v1,1.:1•14"/ fortunately drowithd. es the 17tli 'of int Viootttli t : .. 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H tit "a, '' - bid th i _ i • T itailitqathe- way. iii whirl the "loyal Duke and (Usti ..14111114.41 Piamillta it 1911.1' IP° I ' ' ewe* . " 1 0 0 0 1i ta 4 1110 i kit. Othillillealielle Prieli. odifts . diti, cv eerry to he ender the near bi l id Y • ‘ll ' ' 'l* 64.416 of " histit°ll4ll- 1 ' hA da‘2 4 lPricuu- 0 1 11 : 0 flu ere ri bs , : l'll ° ". f ni st°°°l nuf ; ni ness " arthe l l a y. AU Fe tt out inture th u e Pt r l e n po n report t orth n e tliet preceed- budbi. to hear a ..1, gvatitili oso nc Lind Yocum" enweil , 4 1.,. et oo etivaatepet per" gambol! '' ' theme Oaleb.,nerpeiztEß sitaretdipit/pkjeet filepdeg,, WEB, if ---bilt sir i = tiviy would observe with pleasure the other - si- the DePetathm fkom 'l4 Pees aid hdikralb 'leis bug window. ' • th e . felrol this Institution was making: They . • .• ~. • ')'s k 1 1... Irish Cathode h erd, who had leti/7 arrival . - wooitine4* - .; got pt . ,t i l e Viftef. , .......... 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