The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

- 1' • REFORM. COLONEL WARDLE AND HIS FRIEND SIR FRANCIS BURDETT; With a Loyal Dedication to Sir Gsissav Vtctb Kitts AT this moment of great political Int erest, DRAKARO'S EDITION OF THE LIFE OF COLONEL VIARDLF. is recommended,as cantata,* more matter in a small conspas than any work of the kind bas yet pretended to. The personal Biography of COLONEL WARDLE has been carefully collected from authentic fiurres, and a detailed account is given of all the great events in his public career.—Slß FRANCIS BURD-ETTS ad mirable Plan of Reform, and the able Speech with which it was introduced, a:* given at length : also the whole of the Charges into the conduct of the DUKE OF YORK; a carefully arranged Narrative of the Inquiry iota these Charges; the Debates in-the Haase of Commons** tbe ter mination of the inquiry t the Letter addressed by his Royal Highness to the Speaker; correc t Re p orts of the Trials. 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The Earl of Thwart, u ser Perry, Esq. Dirtier ou Table at Fire o'Clock. B. W. CLARKSOI4, Sec. certain maxims sad conduct, with a view to strengthen Government for the public good, and the furtherance of our own prosperity ; we see Government proceeding to that extremity of lavish expenditureand improvident counsels, that the in. dopamine, of the country against a foreign cue. my is SO longer secure, and our individual property is daily diminishing, till public ruin only, and 'private distress are before our eyes.—Thitreason. iog Is likely to have much weight, when urged by' neighbours wad friends, and it is sure to be 16 urged; but it is irresistible when it arises within a Man's own breast, and haunts him at his board' end in his bed. The Ministerialists will have a great difficulty to make Out to the NATION• that it is a faction (a mere faction, of whatever description it may be deemed) that now calls for Reform of Abuses, because it is every rank, every description, every political party, that makes the call, independent of those that immediately live by abuses. It is not the populace solely, as here. ' tofore, that are stung to the heart, it is the great bulk of the nation ; and we ate fully persuade I the great bulk of the nation, 'including those of better I condition, would rather see thecountry sink before a foreign power, or crushed by the horrors of an internal struggle, than behold it oppressed and in. suited as it at present is,'lty a miserable faction. We are willing to guard a number of, honest per. sons, who may be misled by the Ministerial Pa. pen, against a mere artifice of party ; but in. tainly we arc not sorry to see the ill-judged policy of those Papers : they defeat their own purpose : they excite indignation, it is (roe, but it bears upon a point they did not intend. They excite the in. dignation of the reader, in many and many an in. stance, at the impudence which denies his suffer. i ing, and at the charge which makes him out to be an abettor of violent. and extreme change, because he also seeks out a remedy for his suffering, and because he. begins to join his neighbours, whether Tories 'or Whigs, or of whatever party, he a legal, and just, but firm pursuit of /Worm in the abuses of the State. — They make converts to their opponents, where they Intended to draw their friends nearer to them selves. The times are different from what they were. Men have leisure to form parties, and from various causes have temptations to do so, when the Government has not itself become a party with. out generosity of views, and employed wholly in fattening npon,the people. Rot when Govern. !sent itself is becoming a disease that is spreading KK 4/44. .411.6 baely, the honett part of the eons. inanity revolt at the loathsome condition of the State, and lose all passion for party in their Im. patience under a living and insufferable tarter.. It is too much to expect that those who combine together for the removal of the cankering and loathsome disease will be scared away from their purpose ltd any description given of the body of the combination, and given by those who have been the public *batten of the system that pro. duces all the evil. They individually know ohs, they feel, and are not to be told that it is ippoi. nation ; and they know that no evils can 4e great. er than .the extremity to which we are hastily pro ceeding in our present course. Can any thing he supposed more natural, then, more inevitable, than that they should rise and seek a re. medy ? Who would, sit still, knowing that he must be overwhelmed if he do not move, even if every path were beset with extremest danger? When evils proceed to an insulter. able point, it is idle to talk of (lingers that belong to ordinary time', awl may be worth a thought in ordinary times ? But, in fact, there are no such dangers as the Ministerialists would ,guard you against here. The honest, the inde ' pendent, the well-informed, have. taken up the cause of the Nation, and the corruptions of Go vernment must and will be healed without re coorse to any danger. Ws have inserted further extra - eft from - the Por tuguese and German Papers. The story respect. lug .the revision of the sentences under which houre.XVl. and his Qum, respectively suffered, is not at all improbable. Near BUMS Of TUN EMI( ' ATS lE. 6.—Private letten from Paris, to some Frenelt.Stmigranti of high rank residing in Al tow, in the Duchy of Holttein, state, t h at NAroco m, since his marriage with the Austrian Archduchess bla it a Loma, has resolved, In order to please her and her friends, to order n revision to be..ssade of the trial of Louis XV I. and MAllli ANTOlNgliti, his utifortwitte Tome, both of whom perished by the use of the guillotine, to a former pan of the French Revolution. The surviving Members of the French National Convention, or Revolutionary Tribunal, who voted for the death of either, will, it is said, be banish ed, or imprisoned for life is Owe state prison. It Is added, that some of the principal architects iu France have actually been ordered to present plans for two splendid momonents to be raised ill some of the most conspinunts pub lic squares in Paris, to the memory of the Royal victims. Some . persons pretcod that.another matrimoaial treaty is on' the laps, hetwecu the Archduke Jou% of Austria mid Made moiselle Boa *VA RTC, the beautiful and acconqslisbed daugh ter of the Seater Lucius, to wheat fresh °Wen of crowns and royal diadems are said to have been lately made by his h!itther e as ansuccetifilly as ever. sidart=wletwalilimire Pair vgq s.—ltte privilege of protection to the persons or Members of Peril/west, is of high antiquity ; so Early 1111 the Sozoo GOTEIIIIIIOIII I Se. Cifit Y WWI PreTided to all the Members of th e Biltengeoloft Of Poona of Wise Mon) both going to, so4 - Motolitg - bolo their essetinge t es. cept they nets isoffrollo thieves sal miler:. .1 .• • • -; TR., lAQUEST. Outßeaders will tensember, that the N eat that sat on URTAII; shot by the Life Ceara' i s Crotched Friars, returned a verdict of juitifiyik homicide. The list, given below, of the J ay who sat on that important occasi on , i s heeded te us by a tent respectable person in the City, s l a y 4 view to call the attention o f th e i n h a b ituto to t h e et oo s ser lo which Coroners' Inquests are w en ,. times formed. The Conorsca's Inootcr it au i n . st i tut i en e y great political wisdom ; but it i s d little avail to possesi the hut of institutions i n .theory, if their powers are neglected or Abused i i , ' op:Ablation. Tho loqesst on Saye al en the 'first or these that followed the blood, shed by d ie • military. At ought to have beat ns eerth i nedtit possible, whether 1311/1111T was mord/redo, n e t 4 and. the sagacious persons who had to make . din important enquiry, summoned such a Jury a s i ii. p e er s woo 1 We do not mean to snake* lbsr a political question of this, as it bears on the pr e , sent events. Our object is much more importa n t_ it is to remind those concerned in the administra. Lion of the Coconuts' Inouarrs, of the t iered duly they have to perform,' and et the dik rae , they too often incur in the discharge a that duty. If BittAnT WWI 4111011611:4 9 a V WOO' h is been dune to the Country by fueueation of d u i Jury, which is contrail to the imitation o f a t thing, and,, we believe, is wholly illegal. Saws, oar reasons. Weskits sr wwsracoasea woo s . mown:, WHO wing TES I,IIQVUT •si var. sops 0 , au A NT. WHO was 111107 sr ,vue GVAALIS IN CRUTCH EU FRII4II its. Thomas Freestone, aged .1, Foreman. 1 Samuel Overton 76 Daniel Flom .......... 66 Michael Chester .. —7.5 1 f friends Tweedy ........ .49 Fever Beechnits • c'... 73 William Lee........... 19 Josiah Cole .72 Alines Woe .......... 4 Al Tiluna.s hlinikin* .. l lan t l eil (. I nver rsFl NI etber • Lodges at the ;Iv anise Landon linvoital; it the barber b e l o n g ing to the Min.:Mat to shave the dried. ELEGY. r'ditope—'neath the de w-dreppkg iUow _ That bows fits. the stream as It marnsari Won, Earth's damp breast her bed, the green turf fur a pillow. Lies ELLSN, the theme or each cottager'► song. Though cold QOW she's laid as the snows in. December, Once her eyes to this bosom a flame could impart; Her virtues, bet graces, her charms I,reinember, And the said retrospection strikes chill au my heart) 11. M. S. Impensena, Hangman. A FOR EMAST.MAN. It is said Mr, CANNING will soon again hare seat in the Cabinet, by the paramount inflames of .Marquis WELLsst.str. Letters from Memel to the date of the 4th instant, state, that a prohibition wag timid to issue to prevent the importation of reined sugar, and that the price in consequence had coasidaftbly advanced. A report has been in circulation, that antis es seizures have been made in the harbours of the United States, under the arrangements evaded lit the Non-Intercourse Laws. This rumens hew. over has originated in a transaction, under Glacial authority, of a very confined motors. Three American ships, tho Stcpheis t the Paget, and the &Win/ I -laden with British manufactures, have not been allurocd to he reported at New York, by the direction of Grilatin, who helmet to Washington for instructions. The groand of this proceeding it a real or supposed infraction of the Non-Intercourse Laws. ---- --- It has been erroneously stated, that Mmm. MgKaNzia and Meatuses had proceeded No Murlaia to Pens. These Gentlemen ranainid at Modols when the last letters from theme esma 4ntay, and it was not within the scope of Unit mission to advance further into the country. it is hoped, that •the whole business with regard to the exchange of prisoners is adjusted, and data French Agent will soon arrive in Ragland, pros vided with sufficient authority to carry it itdo I execution. From liolland letters and papers have been se. ccived to the date of Wednesday last, by which we have information, that on the preceding day 4 detachment of the French army had crossed the Mame, and had taken Military possession of the town and port of Rotterdam. This proceeding is groended on the article of the late Treaty, tn• der which 6000 French were to cooperate witk 12,000 native troops, for the protection of the harbours of [Tolland against contraband traders. It is supposed that the Fotneb are not to cautions in garrison at Rotterdam, but ore to proceed or' ward to the more Northern districts of the king. dom. 'f he followlag are recent commercial melt• tions adopted by the Dutch Government. ARTICLES PERSIITTZD TO BE catmints No. 1. Better, cheese, wine, brandy, gin, earn, OUSE Reif fruit, pepper, linen, dry Abs. No. '2. Vinegar, oilofoll kinds, hooey, liquorice stick a!ld Spanish liquorice. turpentine, plain or in spirit. pitch, rows cork, in sheets and cat, pulm-wood. juniper and laird I.4nb nod goat skins prepared in dideivnterzrositi colonna ewtn . facniturr, linen nn4l wool leo soars, w Sokionable goods, silk wares in general. 11101 tapes, laces, perfumery, pottery, purcelaith CAM 1 0 1/1 _,,, green, buckets, azure blue, tiles, yarn, Jae, wooden Wm+ white lead ? "madder, pine:, trees for gardens and Id"' grounds, Plies. sugar of lead, and mend bark. One half•of the cargo must consist of teddy in No. 2 ; the other half is to be made :spats& ctrl from No. 1. According to the Decree *Ma has been Issued on this occasion, no ship soterist the ports of Holland, is permitted to lotrodew soy colonial produce or merchandise preenedi ll g from the manufactures or soil of England; I .! are goods from any other country permitted to PI imported, except the following articles: • 54 ;li s .i 4 1bdr. beep, Northern iron, drugs and aletkill e 2: isb roes, Radio tallow, nate, train oil, biddies, Pilek sulphur in sekka and in powder, punk Nadas thlimaCt- • -..“ 1/ Y r. • Ile wood, ivy, deals, wainscoting, Russian oats and ai Spinigh obostrys. red lead, kail , sin, goldlitkarde, r, inks lit MO gen, sao, eu pper o ing a .. kb& f lorae. A few nights,eince the premises of Mr. THOSA9 CLARKS, at rkitistabto, Bedfordshire, were brok e into and robbed of a number of watches, rise, car•rings, sad other valuable trinkets, Waldo 111 T; quantity Of silk' sod shawls. Wednesday evening is valuable trunk belonSi.Ct y _ to Scallawag was cot frost babied s 'tom betwosst ;snaillike and 'gannet. TO CORRESPONDENTS. • Tan PROPRIETOR of The Statesman being informed of a daring imposition lately attempted to be pratised upon the Readers of this Paper, as well as a bold attack open his property, by the oubstitating of another Paper instead of it, thinks it proper to inform Use Public, that he has so connection with nay other Evening Paper whatever; and if any penon has bees deceived by sash false representatioo, he will feel particularly obliged by such information being Nat to the Office of Tan SIATESNIAX, at No. 87, Fleet street, that the slender may be presecuted. The PROPRIETOR avails himself of she present oppirta oily se - inform his Friends, both in Town aid Couatrj, that Tun Se atlases has, for some weeks past, been ready for delivery at an only hoer t end if any disappointateets take plate, they owe proceed frtim neglect its the News men, and do net egipimate at the Printing Me. Arrived. . Aliiiid. 1)1e 1 . 2 Cooleio••• Millie O O .. •.• • • 11.0inaimargit, . • 1....; • .a. .. I ' - - t'ILLCE OF micas 11.114.0A.Y AT ON N.411:L0614. 3 per Cent. Cons. 70 Lang. Ano. J per Cent. Itedursd, 691 e India Bondi • I per Cent. 83i 84 Etch. MI6, b per Cent. Nuvy Lottery Tickets. Consols for Acc: • • DHR STAI'ESMAN. LONDON: -- 0494111PAIrt APRIL 28, Tux Ministerial Prints are labouring, with great industry, to mislead the Public respecting the cba. racter of that body of mon, who may be justly styled the INDSPIINDSN't FRIENDS of the Cow- STITUTION. This body of men * for we will not call them a party, has arisen from the oppressions of Government, operating upon the middling, and even part of the upper classes of the comma. ielty. The Ministerial Prints ignorantly view the ipreaaal discontents of the Nation, or very wil. fully misrepresent them. There arc Tories, and a great multitude 41 them, who are awakened to a *use of the actual oppressions of a raPacialts, Mpyernmattt, and who arc as eager as any persons $0 apply tressinly to the evil, lttMsuse they ind it neatly insupportable. The, Titioof bairally and wisely ) say—Vrlblite itoilltiktacited to 1810. MEETING OF TILE FREEHOLDERS OF MID DLESEM: AVs numerous and respectable Meeting of the Freeloaders of the County of Middlesex, held at the Mermaid, Hackney, on Thursday the 26th day of April, IMO, pursuant to a Requisition, the following Resolativas net mi tered into r Rmolved, That .the Petition sow read . be adopted. and that it be presented to the House of Coalman by our Kept seatativen, George Brig and William Mellish, Emirs. who are hereby instructed to support the same. That we highly approve of the proceedings of the Electors of Westiniaster at their tate Meeting, and aunt beadily m 7 ear in the seatimeats contained. in their Letter to Sir • Frauds Burdett, and In his Answer. That the Thanks of this Meeting are due, and are hereby given to Sir Francis Burdett, Bad. for his truly patriotic con duct in Parliament; for his ammuwertd, and unaa.wemble argument in the case of John Gale Jones, vindicating the ' rigkliof the subject. and denying the power of the Home of Commons to itriprisaii. without trial. and daring pleasure. ' the people of England; for Letter to the Speaker, pro teeing agalmt tha power of the II (MC of Commies to prison, so floe inammes, one or mew atemnen, tor ogyin&ue fore bis Constitsmillaa faithful account of his conduct in ?or nament; and far his constitutional resistance to the Speaker's Warrant, whereby he has giveu a practical illustration of its inellciency. and has shewn that it could not be pet in forte without military.aid. a violation of oar &admit laws, and a bleach of the privileges. iif Englishmen. That these Resolutions be fairly transcribed, and presented to Sir Francis Burdett by the Sheriff, accampanied by George Byes mid William Melisli Ram. our Representatives. That the Address to Sir ' Francis Burdett, 'which has bees read, he adopted as the act of this Meeting. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to George *Pet Esq. one of our Representatives, for general toadad in Parliament. That the Thinks of this Meeting be give, to the Sherif for their readiness br calling this Meeting, and for their judi cious and impartial reindeer in the Chair. That these liesohitium be advertised. M. WOOD. JOHN ATKINS, Sherif. '