The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-24 00:00:00

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'S • -•Xi 1. !V • .•• 1 " . . tif • LONDON, FRIDAY APRIL ft rtur "'''`' 9 R ft _ ..0 -..- •I • :at? .(; i :0 I-4. :,. rj - . . • 2 •4111 :nat.. 4'. . , .e.re. 6: , • ..• i , t... •, - , • Pfue,,_ 6 ---- - ,-_-- 1 —.:.........p....wr0p•p r i.........bur. 1 -.... 1 .., ~.....—.. 1.1.4 _ ~! • «7 ~O• •7: - • I ~ ..- pARISII af SAINT BOTOLPlt,.Btsucops. IiATE, April an, 1818.--sAt a VESTRY, held rn the Churl,. to tit he Yobs I "m' ration the propriety of Pettit -01 g . both Hon:es of, Parliament against two Bills, mrportior tat 'meal thwinUor Lam% and for the Regulittios Of Parlsh Ares.. Iris, • • Mr. tibtill.Eß, Churchwarden, in the Ch m air ; Mo • The halnyting Pesitino was read. asolappenved ontisesivr' TO THE HONOUR tRLETC OIV CMMO‘S OF THE UIITED KINGDOM . OP tItP.AT BRIT %IN AND IRELAND IN 1 3 A KLIAIOKIIT ASSF.MBLEI). . *nu Bullet.; PETJTION Or TIIII INITAIIITANT 110IISIt• inesseas ea tlat weans. of salon a0yn4,11.. BISIIIIPSQATIT. IN Tuts Ltionmy,e*, or.Tas CITY Of LONDON, In TWOS? AssestSt.lo, • Showel l, t h a t v ase pet it loans hay •Iss tete copies of t wo.BlllO. e• amended by the Committee of yourlionnarable Itottyk the bar entitled " a Rill (or the Regelation of Parish V ," she other " a Bill far the Ameesteent of the .Laws..fir likaillis-; . lief.of the pour," beg leave to lay before your IHrasentrahin Home their feare mod apprehension Should those-Bit* Is( *the present matt._ paw into .Laws. Deeply impressed. with the. magnitode ABSI iteptermoof of Itsevalojelli oust fully aw*re s r 4 difficulties which MOW ."! eisecentlect 4 Itwittaliivituk. . th- present stator otitis Poor LA its. 'y oar Petitioner' soe - dlep to loot with emipect,ond to remake wolf-grails/he any awfwersi . w hich may tend tomitigate, though in a smell degree, thefearfal r ...,,, of a system w hich. w ids a weight chose/utile aceemltlate lag. and iti a ratio which bsdies-allcaltulation,threasens at sm distant ,pertod. while it 'thumb the source 'f s u pply.t. hid *evince to every Legislative pmvisints. With tuck feelings 4 and wail Inds views, it will not be suspected that your Pa.l titiorters are dispose' to raise captious objections, or attire in mysiusit t he progress of the said Dille, one of them massehalaid e ome very useful enactments; but they m are detirues that whim' w s e , ' good may be eifected by she easure, that twat gels4l s hould be .samentapanied with evil. and this they .Insoddy I to,agine will OM he the ease if the Act for the Regulation of Vestries be permitted-to past in its proses. form. /Cad he an ima mph at prelettl, each Vestry chooies its eon Clia:ratan, raid liner 141itioners are not stware th:st any i n c. „ Ta n en ,* hat I retailed float shit m generally. Indeed, the envie pebbled 1 out by the Bill, is that which is followed at path Meetings, awes I. there any doubt of ite emaitiminee, if Vestries:reek/4st. their own flee will; bat cows in y ocrur where a departure from thi. pravice is not mile prudelit but indispensably oecessary. Your p, r e i n n: wain from any &tall on a pubjert so int- Woos. and messis tlw less necessars, because many Members of i your Honourable House will, from their own experience, he able to supply any inattelen-. Your Petitioners. however, heal permitoion to observe. that when Clergymen a re ep e e pop " terror with 'neje Poishiowers there can be no doubt hot that every noteation will be paid the'.'; het if anitappily that should not lie the Cole, no goad ran arise from compelling person, so assemble wider circumstances to to create irritati..n. or to pro. , 1 long the detail°, . f animosity where it may already exist. I Your Petitioners olyseree also with some surprise. a" enact-1 wood in the same Sill, by which persons tire is. tome votes at cording to she amount of their mums:news. Your Petition's believe shit to be it novelty in Ike laws ul this country useless as to It% pre'. l'i application. and tending. in their hua;hl6 GO- ninth to introduce it principle nod to establish a piesedens fatal to the rights and privtleges or the People. If the wthere ealthy m ud. powerful attend to parish cotteerso as they ought. i , no reosoo to nein ehend that they will have secission (or a plurality of votes to give them eafficient indueoce ; xt present their dere liction of these duties it I n oseutitaly not-rious i bat your Peti tions ate aware, front sat rificiag the hems feelings o f the middle dames, who now 'seasons on Or duties.. HS 140 toothier ineM to, others who racy be cosset y atrial without It. Your Petitionersdo, , berefore. atom humbly pray that the Clause directing who shell be Lbairtuan at Vestry Meetings, and also that which gives to sadly idiots more limo** , vote, tic cordiag in the • dela of their assessment, he wholly expunged front the said Bill, before it is sweetest So pastlyear iionuarable House. And your Peoitiouers willeeer pray. Resolved tinaniimpuely, That Mr. Aldermen Wood he re questcd to present the said Petition to the Honourable the House of Commons. Resulted saanionoutly. That the Thank* of this Vestry be gives. to Mr. Walter Peacock. (or his exertions in bre:mine the bushess before the Vestry,ao 4 preparing the afdresaid Petition. Resolved unastimoody. that she Thanks of this Vestry be given to Mr. Charthwardeo Dowler, for his readioess IS sub mitting the consideration of the subject to the Vestry. WILLIAM BARN FIELD. Vestry Clerk. --- MESSRS. COLES ANL) GALPIN'S COMMISSION. NY Person or Persons h o ldi n g so y Bill or Bills A of .Fs' Image, peeporting to be accepted or indorsed by the said Messrs. t. OLES and GA LPI N. or by t.e said FR A N CIS GALPIN. in the name of, or for the firm of. Colts • and Galin°, :old why did unit prove the s t em a l use Ms c o d f Creditor-, held at Guildhall, on Tarsdity, the 41th not. it are respored 10 wavelet copies of such Rills of FACI.Rage, • sad of t i4roiltdoesessents there'.". sit my Wee, with at delay. Weak ' Will out be permitted to be proved egoist/4 toe hm _ r _ JOSF,PFI LOWDEN.. .11 ESSKS. COLLIS AND GALPIN' S THE *bate -yawed B 4 ukrop t, F it NCIS PIN, not yet freeing surrendered himself 10 the major part of the Cornaissioners under the Commi,inii of Sdlitirupt, *winch has been awarded and issued. dad is now in Wilsel . a :on spinet hint. any Person or Persons who shall give any iwor *nation where the said Francis Gpin is now to be found. so in secure his appear:wer under the snid Lutaintssioa, .11 t bundaninely Tenanted for their trouble. Claserst's Inn. J OSEP /I LOW DEN. DIEStiNS. COLES AND (;ALlpt S ANY' Person or Persons who can , R ite any . itt formaiistn regarding tiny Psortsy or Etr r rio t m loa t ing rn the Eankrttpts, or is to any . of thew Ac.moths. Kortk•. ats' p u p e r.. not )ri in the toner - m of the I'rovl4••ral Assignee. Is and are relneord to K ite nee smtire thereof forthmein, find be nr they shall he handsomely rewarded for Ikeir trouble. 17, Chistent'Alms. JOSEPH LOWDEN. _ _ CHARLES BAR ELL COLTS. A NY retools or P.isous who can furnish any in . t4.insatiou as to eltee . ,44r. CHARLES BARWELL COLTS i- paw to be found, 4,r *here he ha resided for for last Ire-nruotlu. met requested to Ore rich information In I se and they rhs,,lbe lostudsoisely rewarded tor their trouble. 17, Cletueos's len. JOSEPH LO EN. _ _ AREMEDY for the SCARCITY of BRICKS.— To-iperobit•re io Building (or Cr Mnonfamarre)ovanting very large Prevriari.-Room t., build 2b third-rate Looses, be ing no Immense boildirg. formerly a roammfactorv. where the who , espare of an err* Of ground is covered with eseihiy Brick Wa.6. siresogly roofed,. a gloomily. of lead and topper tatter,, II:ors and beams of large l.rai•dings laid sisenitth. where IWO tots have laid on each do , r t qualitities of timber and pave mad, large wilt., pomp.. pipets, ood horse machkert t the Plot of (:round, opernr4 of 2%, feet . sqoare, forgoingt thiferest from*, and one side to a pri , eipal street, must pleasantly sttatticai the Wept rod of the loan, at a smut distance Irma ,Ike Regenes and Paddrogtoo Canal, for Me ream/84v feria Milears,atis low rent of 2. per year. To be trenfed,for. and to view, with Particohlri% b 3 StroPiy . leg le Mr. Vecluan, Auctioneer, 7, Doke-stieet, Grosvcoor MEDICAL BOARD, Great' • Charlotte;stteet, . Btackfriare'-road, Woodstock-street, adjoin* Plea Band-street.—Stole the Medical Board ban WO establish. ed nt Great Clbalatte-ettett, apposite tbe Rev. Rowland Harr Chapel; and Wowlistock-eireet.vpijobtimig flew iiipt4l-btreet. upwards of Thirty Thottraud Palletise a bosh r• ire bare beets rat-red to perfect health. osaay.of•vibisal hod lingered fur years wider the ae.st painful and abitiaate the atres, were pronnanced incurable by respectable practitioners, and several discharged 11i4n Ilusphals.—Suels is.tbe,efliet• re sottinic from combined ..dents I !--Idessce. COOPy.II a Medical nod Surgical celebrity. after forty years experience In tam Metropolis ate conialsed dully at built basses (la ail eases of Syphilis, &c. often improperly treated), s 11 Rime la saps; and she p.usts hove *dr i 4 f t omtio nit Traday,T hursduy, and Sunday turintinms wail Twelve it'Clack.. Patient. us a dia , .ace, dews ibo.g actress*. inunedinfriw aitendied All letter. to Le directed to Cbarl-ite-bueso l l. Alackleibee - ma, bat muse tire asswcted staick do sot consul; apuoieWas ke. _ _ .! . . a .> . . BIN bai Ilse pleasure of laying before his . • Friends the particulars of the Two 4310.000 Prizes. sold. add shared by bias in the LOTTERY just ended, in Thirty Shares, Viz. Two Eighths and Twenty•elAte Sixteenths; at the yam' thed he retorts his grateful Thanks to the Public for their Pattiloage. NO. 4,706 (Drawn Second Day) £50,000 • In Sixteen Simeon's, 'No. 17,6* (prairie bird Dot) 430,000 _to T ft Eighths =A Twelve !Ltd.-evoke, 'Silken& AS(1.000 to Berk- Si xteeoth ,C 30,013) to IC ming begone/id ,Siuguleali!49o,ooo to Bristol Sixteenth sES: 00 to Leeds Eighth 433,000 to Caster- Sixteenth 5e30,01.10 toLiverpo I bury Sixteenth X3'4100 to Lambeth Stitteetall 8.000 to Caster. Eighth A 90,000 to Lnotteo burr (a mewed) Si zieentli 18 1 90,000 to . Chelsea- Slxteetath £90,u00 toIllaid• ford now gi g et ffissenate 490.000 to Norwich 4 * 13rorwhine ilizteeeth sCi l / 4 1.11 , 30 to Peewee Shat , Sh ." WIWI/WA 100 letoth 430 to Po lint] 6. Sixteen% se to orshill - Wales Sixteenth 410.11[113 to linford Stzleteth 110:03 to Shy . Ili Venni .430.0eir 0. Dublin mein Simeadt jsk , col^ EVE"' Si a Wont' it 10.0 0 1 3 .10 Sixteeitthlr3o,o.lo le Violate lo se tftzteendr&AtgliN to Money. Stmeoth 450.ilrette Weals( Coronet! Sixteen. to S.iodwich Sixteenth 493,000 to* Here. ; Sixteenth A:A.0 00 to Too br . font idge Sixteenth 430.000 to Hackoey I Sixteenth £30.003 to Thetford StSH idersold Two 45;000 and 45 At er Capitate' ides it all .f which were in Shad; and as won as a e erect List of Places ran tie saes, mined, the whole will ne advent. dti The f. atonal* Holders .f the Glove Prizes ;mu receiv• the Hooey on demand. oo applicant/is at either of BISII'. 0 aces, 4, C-robill, • r 9. Ca:lraq-ernes. Tithes fad Shelve are sow on rile fir a new Loners , of ~ o iN 14,00,) Tickets. containing Three of X 13,000 --Oar Ha ..asest and Seven Capitals—being mare Captions teei'l'it hes ihaa Lottery.—litsini Aiwa's Bath -day, 4th Julie. _ WitlrTlNGHAsiorfil CABIN Er LIBRARY. This day ea- pshlnhed, must elegantly 'piffle I, mot fontsellish ea with Nine lingrostsses Ito Wood. Poll I. (cantatr.}•t nold smith% ru.•tas). prier !s. t hr roosiou.rni slow rnly is; wnirriNGE A M'S CA BI N LIBRARY; . a w.itit is wbl. h it Is Intended to eitinpri-e nll that onr best Authors base written. sod army .if 'hr out p 'polar TrisisAasions; alormd by all that the r•l of nor Ilvi.•g A t•s s eaasupplv. Tae C Inpissiternos of the Hi-torirm, the Phi tw•p`er r toe Moralist, the Wit. awl the P et—all that c Oh nal or amuse—wilt fit o a plate m she present C..llectlion. As each Work sill be complete of itself. the parebasee will have it in his power to issoke Thorn e each part of the Coll. c (lop as may be allot ennaeuiftl 1.. his tame. Chiswick: Printed bs C. Whittingh .na ; and wild tto R. Jew Dino. Poultry; T.the ,psidet J. Seibert*. d. Edo buralb; and all other booksellers. ri.TIT tit, A GRAND AND USE:I/UI. STR A N DDISCOVERY. 410. . Nearly Opposite the A delphi. ESURE, Chronometer and Watch-maker, Me in consequence of the areas scarcity of Bullinst, and the exorbitant price of Gold. has been induced ta produce, by I n labour and 'natty, Si Sattitime. which he has denompoteed PETIT-Ott ; this important Discoobery has been saactiused by the MOsf A •liCrillt Mailtii of !IMMO approbottio.o. The PKTIT.OIt opprooletuates .0 nearly to Gold. and p as testes to mach of its quality, the. tote difference can scarcely be observed by the mast canoes Ispector. It -bas uereyalled richness of coiner ;is saaceptible of no incomparable lustre of pololi. %pd. not being so docile as tioA in some respects. id not bo edsily despoiled of its beam" , hv I sc ratches s yet in others it yields to WC force uf the hammer, and may be moulded into ;goy form. It is poitittalarly adapted for Watelueases, Booty-boxes. and all iris of Jeweller • • for which Gold is at present ea.ployed. --As it famished sooner than Gobi, it requires that care which Gold does not s but every time it is cleaned it will recover its original lustre all colour. bad* , and Geraleeneu mho wish to substitute a PETIT-OR Case to their Silver or Metal Watches. ma% have them done as a moderote and fixed price. by A. IN ESURt . at his Mann factory, 410. S- rand, nearly opposite sue Adelphi. where he has on Sale a large ti,wirtment of Watches , of all de. swriptioons, with Cases twit& of his incomparable PETIT OR ; he pledges himself. that if any Watches nut his, totoosob sold by him. shall not be bawd to perform welt, trey shall be recalled. free of nay ex pence, daring the comrse ,of a whole year. provided the fault may oat proceed boon tact o .fair Wage or accident ; Gold .ond Silber Chronnoneeer., toe sea and pocket; Capped. Jewelled. lino ixoonial, Dimple". Cuing Fusee, hail Plain Watches. all warranied Al above; like wi-e all sorts of Gold Jewellery. The fii•oowiag Articles of PETIT-OR are ready for wile. viz. ;—Sonf-Istixes. Tooth-pick and Pencil-cases, SpeetTocle., Opera and Eve Glasse.. Watch Caton-. Seals. graceless, Neck Chains. Tloiwthles. Coasts.. and n variety of Ladies' Orsaments. Of Plate, Tur.le. Desert; Tea and Egg Spam, Tea and Cream Pon. Sager Tongs, inn Snuffer: ; the Egg Sponat do not lose their colour In the Eggs as Silver does. moor has the arid of Frail soy erect on the Desert Knibes. For Gendemes is the Arotob, Swords for Cavalry. Infantry, and Grenadiers. !Nigger's. GoCgets. Belt-pikes, Spins, Re. AII soils of Watch Cases neatly -made, at a filed price. OR PiIOI.3LU PETIT-OR, which wears as well as real timid, without requiridg any more cafe, winds into all sorts if win - Ornaments. As the Proprietor, A. MESURE, does not employ any .Areal nr Traveller is the sale of us. PETIT-OR. all that os bought in any other Shop or public Sale is ant PETIT-OR, but All imposition's's the Pohlic. Orders addressed So him at his Manafaelory, N 0.420. Strand, will he puorittany attended to, and the genaisie Articles will - "alb Alts Preirael, • •. a 1 , 4s /ELI larag.establistied repetition ni Messrs. A. CURRIE and Co.. combined with their well-known esperteare-and seeress is the treatment and rare of a few reisni inggonapieints. gives them superior claims mod rtidecided pre ference over all nibee pinctiiinners. Mess's. Cutrie and Co. as regular Surgeons, 'trews* to the Public tie rei-sli of thirty years experience in the erre of Syphilitic Complaint-, and new debilitik and deficiencies which not unfreownity prevent or embitter the. metriesoniol mate., In the, vartemgradatlesis, from recent infection to confirmed Leer. Abele treatment com ps/Inds,' very oft**. a,speedy, amt . - aterayi • radical care. in dubiotie.cases, their low nod . well -arranged exprideede itivrt Aiwa a promptituile of deeiiinn that seeures the'paiient from biliv mdfollitodid44.esit efitolebre. baltnioltistaartitutiou underenided. and the vital *principle destroyed by a Wein but insidious disease. or a blind and fatiileonlideorti indullaw pre. • sentient. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atnay of the Organs. arising from emesslycissfialigoace, lubricate clineatesi or solitary stensnalits. their practice gives new aid' energy; to the system. cite k tehechrilieh see verging on despair. Strictures of the Uret h ra. from len I, twenty. teaist Menai,* are, by f•die roperiametbod of rare, perisastafily rescind in the coney( ot three weeks. Bire aid retest cask of VerWreal interline are cared in the awl Pc 16 . 1 1 4 too dal*: Twth. Plismale.Sez it will borantimberiii to know. that tbev may be cured of them Debilities which de kit couception. and sap the touodation of ea:multi& felicity.— Patients treated with 'odour., delicacy. and inviolable secrecy. Neests.-Currietac4 Co. stay be comulied. every day,.at their boom, 107, litotha-hirded..i-Liiters front the cointry, stating estainely the rase.' nOtie of lie*. Ibe.q and eosins* a.remit• lance foe advice and medicises, will be treat ill with otusligilm Walks, at No. 101, liattialaNith • rat • • ;:fer''.:l4. • .. - • . ..A•lit _llAiti 1''1:' . 4. t ..... 1 ; :._ BENT ii dVS • Pitei1.11.400144 kr AE. , 0 . ti.504#414•' hititopUcrjoik . •• 'nowt's TOE NEcEsl99nr• 44DADICAL, AND. 'TINE VICLESSNess 00 SIODSSATIA needier*. Alarmin g State of the Country end the Constitution. i t. The little tract in question wills written • twig ego se thryeer 1809. It wai offered it ill ~ ,1e • owe of the time-serving Daily Prints, in wbc 4 . 401 Papers on the same subject bed rased ailOttpepu- ! + No name was sent with it ; Old, the iiiiintempck.. being at that time epee .lbe (01, itellerliatiliii jle, dined. ~„ _. From that time to the pram; deipair 4950 kept it up'n . the shelf. In MO titetkoil OA+ SI the , if itt any, it . peeseeses. a cliiiikeiic'indihj, tel fal stri. lad coiknistive of *Veneta eabere f eta the :cep of goismity, wised op by misrefe, iiiie been drtitils' tee the. very dregs, Dever has the man a chano of being heard, wile would keep it from men's lips." For a long time pest the necessity—and not wily .he necessity, hot, supposing lt attainable, the safety - ot a radical Pellisetentary Reform, bad presented itself to my mind in the strongest colours. Long had this only possible remedy eediest the otherwise mortal disease of misrule, been regarded by me as the cosory's only hope. Long, had I beheld, and soot lost after did 1 delineate the road to national mein, in the eellsoutg of FAlniend Berke, adopted and enforced ender William Pitt, by the pen of his confidential adviser, Mr. Rose; and both thtele Isketches ere now Defer: the Poblic. " ' Drawn oil, in the reed to 'he golpiiiiriActtso I ',es do not deceive tee, the country h iiiroacly at the very brisk ; reform or convulsion, is the only alternative. And though the hope of its being at. tamable may be faint, 1, for one, in the diseale wader which I see the country lingering, cannot all. cover any other than this one possible remedy. I shall emissive*, to give some details of that plan of Reform, which would in my opinion be productive of any good effect. On the necessity of Refores t mere than a few introdictory pages cannot be spared. No edditional nteesures need be employed for the destruction of every thing by which the Constitution of this country has ever been distingeished to its ad vantage ; the principles alresdy avowed need oat ) ) , continue to be avowed—the course of action, dictated by those principles, need only be persevered in-i—aud the cansemmatieo is effected. Gagging Bills—Suspension or the Habeas Carpet Act—iuterdictioo of all communication hotfoot° lean ewd man for any Poch pews, es that of cOmplaint or remedy—all these have already become prece• dent—all these are in preparation--all these are regarded as thiogs of course. The pit is already dug—one after another, or all together, the securities called English Liberties will be cast into it. Should a score of obscure despera does, with the sacred name of Reform on their lips and nothing better than riot or pillage in their hearts, concert mischief in a garret, or an ale-house—•fear will be pretended--•prudence and wisdom mimicked ; honest cowards will be made to agree to and co operate in these measures dictated by the feigned cowardice of real knaves—and thus, for the trans gression of a few, the whole will be punished. It is indeed time for every man to prepare him self, from being the subject of a disguised despotism, for that state of things in which he sill be toads the subject of an open and avowed despotism. As for the habeas Corpus Act, better the Statute Book were rid of it. Standing or lying as it does— 'op one day, down another—it serves but to swell the list of sham-securities, with which, to keep op the delusion, the pages of our law books are defiled. — When no man has need of it, then it is that it stands —a time comes when it might be of use, and then it is suspended. Most prominent present Grievance, garrisoning France. The field of Waterloo will one day be pointed to by the historian as the grave—net only of French, but of English Liberties. In the Netherlands was consummated the conquest, not of Frame alone, but of Britain with her. Whatsoever has been done and is doing in France, will soon be done in Britain.— ReAder, would you wish to know the lot designed for you ? Look to France, there you may behold it. la France, on the subject of their common in terests, no longer can any information be received through the channel of any Newspaper, other than those which are avowed instruments in the hands of the ruling despotim : no longer from any source can any information be obtained, that has not for its ob ject constant and universal deception : information in which, with a degree of anxiety proportionate to its importance, truth is suppressed, and by which %pernicious error is circelated end incelcated. Any such source of instruction as a Newspaper, into which any expression can find its way, by which the 46 feelings!' of " great characters" in their high situations can in any degree be " hurt"—(and is it possible they should not be hurt, as often as anymis deeds of their's are exposed ?) is in that country a nuisance no longer tolerable. The same causes will produce the same effects: by the same great eh. ravers" by whom the monster of anarchy has so happily been crashed in France, will the same mon ey be crushed in Britain. There they are—our fifty tboessad men, with the conqueror of French and English liberties—the pro tector of the Bourbons--the worthy vanquisher sad successor to Bonaparte, it the head of Asa : there they Art.-aid, there they will be kept, until every idea . of good goverasent-•-erory idea of any this; Matey thee tb seat ebseistsdespeitine--bet bees Is . 12417b9el • •;, .4.,51te LL.:o ..~ :~.- thorpoeqt ,voro4 oat the Heathens, ever it had been Ivy agette. . 'There gm figeti.aod-fee *het is. it. Mgt they mere planted therykrjrfir seeseity for • the security of Britons? for the sccurity of : Ore:Schwa? for Abe the security, of . Germans ? foe the *murky of . N' literlander!? foe the seceiity of any other rate of men ender the pwrsl--Impossible Had the security of any thing, bet oeiversid des spotism„. (won ;be ohject of that tient • fro)tr. blotto% by wbicjl all S r m e .k N o ueckyr a murrisone-ltse means of security were as obvious at the efficacy terteinrrand ,ta,coasperiarts with .the eajilleff. Puns t i t h h tr e e o ir y fo f . o rin a rith iwr cet ili t vit ee ll ne t ::ear y l ie r b. F .o o lPli ff al l i d u i 6 ! ll l -111 1144 1 r4 14 :170 .1 7: dt t .fosterieries : destroy all thtitiptteefeelWiee of Arms; Yale them note fowling* P lart IPIV 4- I*k foePflittaltitOillokeft ettPaitt• tnipt 4witilverilletber fofiederg :—perc.al pet belt the country antopg the Ailing,. or sintselkany• sucla partition dangerous ka Christian eharity4 among the crowned and newtpchristianited Chris: thins. divide Lk whole into any somber of lets. INO; though. the whole country ware pereelled oat Ant* lots—still s if in me* lot men were. left to take their own measures fur the preseleation• of what was left to them, all time inflictions pot Atigether would have been mercy,in.cmaperison to that of fastening span their. shouldera.fho old roan of the woods, with hill Ito,ooo foreign guards. For the moment, in respect of subjection lib. lance of every thing that ever went under the name of liberty, France is bet what she was. Lot the ,Ultras, the real. Kim's men, role, and then Spain rept be to France therndel of good government. — ..thou, ander the protection of the Waterloo Goo. l eper or and his employers, the wardrobe ache Holy Virgin will he supplied with a new growth sad every prison in the country wigh a new set of torture-boots and thumbscrews. On the suppositiors,ehet there Is any, real necessity fur the system of, garrisoning France at present, it is 14 possibie to suppose , any case in which a demand ter that system would not be made. The demand is composed of possibilities—cooverfed, it is alleged, into practical certainties by„past facts. There have been Septombrieers and Anarchists ; therefore, no sooner does.Praoce cam to Opiatrisoned by us, them the reign of tbose miscreants will re-commence. There _has been ope Napoleon. Bonaparte; therefore of sooner dues France cease to be garrisoned by tte, than in comes either the self-same, or erectly such another. Well; who can cause these past. event, not to hare token place Isiolorly. Well then; -WWI' can the uecessity. of garrisoning France with English armies cease.' For whit titers is it.that France has been, is now, and by the blessing of God is destined to be for ever, garrisoned ? Is it for security ? Is it for the keeping eat anarchy ? Is it for the keeping out bad totem. Rent ? Alas, no : to such an object never has any real fear attached itself. . Would the besting, and the ,IP•derately Monarchical Constitution, on which, at their entrance, the despots trampled, have been bad Igovernment ? No; it was not for k ee p in g nut bad 'it was for keepitog out good government. Ueda whatsoever form a Government might have been established--either a Constitutional Monarchy, or Democracy upon the model of the American United States—there was the real object of terror, to all the newly re-christianised Crowned Heads, and to their loyal and correspoodeatly pions, carooetedi and set yet coroneted advisers. There they are--bat happily with the Atlantis be tween us and them, the never safflciently accursed United States. There they and (oh, horror !) flourishing, and so flourishing I ender a Go vernment so essentially illegitimate l Ob. what a re proach to legitimacy ! Oh, what a reproach, viewer em be expunged reproach, to oar own matchless Comfits. si ng —matchless In rotten boroughs and sissecores I Oh, had they but one neck, these miscreants ! Tem times, twenty times the blood spilt at Waterloo, would be well spent in cutting it. There they are, with their prosperity, the effect—there they era with their good Government, their matchless good Go• vernment, the cause of it. it There they are—but happy, with two thousansi leagues of sea between us sod them—the ten millions of two.lemed swine, with the illegitimacy and the unencumbered and undisturbed prosperity in which they wallow. But now, suppose the same, Of a similarly op cursed Government, with the same accursad prof. t ra nsplanted from that blessed distance, p:•ssit. ed under our very noses: planted with no more them one-and-twenty miles of era to dilute its stench ' s.- %Vithoot so nsich as a single useless place, needles: place, overpaid place, or unmerited pension—rant to speak of sinecures; no not so Enoch as a Peerage, se settle a borough or buy off a country Gentleman ; suppose these miscreants, not one of them re-chris. eianized, not one of them occuried in embroidering a robe for the Holy Virgin, debating, end resolving, and enacting, without so much as L. single bayonet to mere good ardor to their deliberations ; and like their accursed. preceptors and forerunners, pitying pebtic debt faster than we are cc) nt acting it ..- Stippooo all this state of things brought slate 'silt. ante :. and not wombats halt a guinea On a piece in amtilidage boat—not mere this tine*. boob row its a .wlateeek, searsittryts enable a teem to see it.- In this case, by what peseibility weld the got live head, or. the heertebe drat against the spectacle of the enlist! euirsoces, prosperity and good govern. ment? 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