The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-05 00:00:00

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- TIM day was published..prteeim. . --• . Atat the rise of rests bad bettered the sitostioet of the distress, or the necessity of applying a remedy, for th - •
Liva N-l• COATS. eat itod male if a soperior
OBSERVATIONS upon the Condoce_ aid Cl*. , andlords, except nominally. For though the laid- House of Crofton, bad themselves admitted both.- •
*stover, from the very best alimelsl Cris. frafa •••• 216
I.thelsod,'supe ne. env colour. V, racier Of WILLIAM 111. King of Grebe Britak a • :Med might hair* doubted or eves •tripiel his rental. be They were Already hound by their own 'declarations. e
Os lIS. r eaem*t meooral st,e ye, to -DJ. me.; mat alias. fatted Ireland. Addressed to the Onager AseosieUeseillf • • -
I; V: Mix coats and clout'. from 21. [hated Kingdom. was set thereby enabled to keep op t• better, or even nod they bad only to set rpm- them. He should
silk. &e• St' to Si If°. ; d bl milled, By J. ALFRED, ESQ. . '.: . UMW establishment he did before the Age took eeselnde by asovheg,- that the Petition now read, Le
r ; Kerseywerebreectles. Niels vele best on e m
--Noddles exlssitate _ • • -... place. in proof of this, he would observe, that the Pettit& adopted Ily this Meedsg.
famiomblotrowers. Ittls. to U. los.; weiscoam.O3,,m
Or set slaws mitt la mediae.
.-: • Asa he came into his estate in that Manly. his Mr. Masestr, jut.. said, that there were lies
-Tee above prices are or garments made complete to
on cloth workman- theaetsweenge •
we. warranted, in point 01.,,155al •
wizt Lemke : Published by, c.dtmkb. Nkomo. g : pageop est pipe of Port wins cost eget •ly 3111..--sier it 'Weald emboss from which oar .distress proceeded; The 4v'
be cad of the
. slot fruit 1001. to ltol. A carriage_ Omitted 13.1.. to which, as of inferior Importance, he would elimit • ,
'lll6dTo.weselwrovalaittegs,capiliatts.inaastY toot othaermt I 'bream la the be had of Ell Booksellers. . .
it of 'Mine out a iplintity of clothes, riensiderable re- Published
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rit. M. se.oes. . „ ... • 3301. ; sad is the lupe propoltion mery other hut shortly, wag the depressed prices. A email excess .
;main plea will belosite.
,1 large and l'estilonable a.-
PRACTICAL TREATIES so Nervisoss.lllllllM • •ht lath"' of lour, or oromaltre., ffrfeefolalMir of of coils beyond the consumption of the moistly smile
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ales of oedema's slid boys' clothes coestutly on .
• wacchonm Ay rimostreet-hUI, A avid follaminatery Aska.. with* mil • ~..- • to, whit& were then 11. fox. 810•111. 0111411;-MI his dews the prices in a much greater properties that the 1 •
isP"dipaiUlniCfreasirrstbeci"lsMoompent.-Prie reedy money ouly. curiae Oticteres witbout theme see of Bowls or • . • told hire. tier the gest preload' itha-liella weer' pralluvvio---- 'a -II Of jhat excess. Vita, if the, et• . we' .
---.--o•-•---•-•------- as Appeadix oo the MAMMA isf WOlllO.l mid antiiiii.
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MOIR 40.1611111411 • - . Alltailksiesclitmiiiiii. , ; , . ,to- 71 predatO ° b"",=.lll.ipree- . ..7
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....A ht Vkleb die COMMA. ed Warn' Sine. et Omer of shout bad euiptoyed it alteitaltardi 1 ' • Much greater prep The seouna awe was more s•
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_____,,,,."'" Area/wee, Clommbies. Siodual We 11611064 Orrei *is& hefted or trade. As. it appeared, tniv, this Important, and firodemeilaimmimpuitsot ;gem; fit"
a" , „.„ -,"'""*•-'. ,_ filly developed; Past IL wilds' some remmks ea
mosillaseleient for egli.we.....sot_is 0..0m
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resale ouseodese._ te•lideohnk olooso 8. pot tier laadierik Sat testate had been haltered hV the was allowed ti It-it 44f. lie resteratiot of oar car. •/1
irg:masallisloold ashiell le IbY 72 '''"c*, inowsees Prestimieboste milibisoli . thdi h mare sad billb rise% what had Sodom of iha rency. The same gem yof pounds was sow Paid, as *.•
pir say trier, dalwriakms. A Abuse, and nisiraderizonk re.
ey? Why. ;abed all await tales, to enable the Os- formerly, whet the value of the posed, was greatly in- ' 4.:.
owitlesams, It
.....k.ers. Prtombeee• efil°6". damson veggiablie • • ilea tn,..„244,,t7 ie...., to carry me the ameimaily war, sis it ivas tette. creased. The luecesoe Et value now woo in the same - I
newton. ~
11 silleted.emia.isigiMiltirehinetali7CtslirlVort. `ll9l. inisiglike sr rim"' hdelitteksteetwoed 5., the wit red to support their extravagant expenditure. He proportion os the &reeled°. had bees before; but
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greeter°• adssan-.)1 Yth:ukuirallills ai11ibri11.1111.41112.1.1117 a hwtadiirthen•7 SYlloodd and Co,
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, was positively convinced that, melees the taxes were this was too entree% /a point. aeil he would not
rollased. the country coold not last two years. lie dwell upon it. The third "um „us' the most import.
Jhe should mt live to see the ruin of his country; cat of all. It was the emieuvovis pressure of tazati ta ; 's
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&Mk el lab regownwit atL-Ce.ausiax.
lint raised it most be, unless. the taxes were reduced, the enormous bonbons which occasion the nfferingv
it 14,6/01 lor 010Peu *llamado". , Woos Moroi Ii all 'hefted grtlfas supplies.
!loftiest end/Win snots Use wise. aid the strictest economy enforced, however different. of the agricultural classes, and of all classes. The .
Oleg 130100194 ifid SON. being apprized of the may he bad at 10, Patemoshmrosr; ii. Pal-Mall; ly he might have thought, when he felt it right to different jonrsals of the day, the different oteetinoi •' t
I Illattetweeeteateers mode by racy Pam"' to le' 11, Pleendilly; 16. FelsoroolierL Soho: as. Plisasitreet; _
.to Woo omotioeid ; og, choopimpo. Lew_ pep os the sword avid helmet. !trine moving that the held in various putt of the country. were enough ts
it iscumbeel
/.1 ,epees "1"." 4rtiele for
their saie.
feel
in' irin"reel 'Msowlsg P 'dire be presented to Perna bent, be Mg- that ito ' •
to request tie attention of the Public in parches- dour nieverime mi. Ce.. sob end Ce., neewsub t It. etapersuade one t premme was great. that it was
abut fist micas, to or the original. to observe the nod Ipswich; Barran sod Thillield, Bath s fireppeist. brie- itod leave to observe, that the first part was frothing sufficiently ostSomilio
t and that a reductive of-the tale*
mend the address corresponds with the above:-their- tot ; Hatt. Cambridge; Mounter, Leeds; and A all Roillo than a recitation of the Reports of the Committee was looked fertrae6 Oa as the only lamas Of relief. '.• 0 .
ell opposrosee of the spurious descriptions will deftly'. usei.i._Ntmin. gloss ..4 d.. ere he he heottitairy r..._. .
eemisereed. and for their detection. J. 8. and Bea tab- usual, every day, at their hewn; sod moots Is ,/' flessee. in the year 1817. They had bees fed list those tazei had bees seminary
OM folloelag cautious:-some ore ia appearance at first gee requested to" deseim, odeotely the saw. am. Wson Silent re thee read the following Petition: for tke support Oftki itar. The war might have been
Ott “The Gamine," but without any name or address:- minim.. for Advice sad Medicine. which esa is forWMAIK the Humble Petities of the Owners mol ilocupiers of o , re and Iheittell Might have been necessary foe
me "Busensirs goseses of Alsehmies :"-others, •• But- to any pert of the World.-GOBS ad Co. M. it.C. Elm . &mai, aid others interested in the Agriculture of the , ‘: li
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_morowithout *Mows. gems, 11. Bomerie-street. Fleemetreet. Leedom. ‘Coasty of Surrey, shewetb, • its support. Gelpit aelttsta seen entertained so both
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JOHN BURGESS dud SON having been many years ---•
-mTh t the C itt isted by the Honourable PisllCl* Bit Ill.tlitit!7° i k4it ur'• °°YemikrY to go into
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LIAZARD and CO. with grateful bishop for the . a mniu to appo
mend with oath distinguished approbotioe, feel every-the war. or ti 'appal it with vigour, it Wlt• at least
sliest of respect tower& the public, and earnestly so- lel past Demi' of the Public, partieulirl for the lir thit House of Cossomos, state, •• that a considerable poi- - .
edthem as Co
otrosteire for doe of the Dot-goings on Arable Farms is paid oat of equally neoessiry threduce the taxes whit* Alinistere
et them to isspeet the Labels pervious to reclusive what damdshed peorMage bestow em•
of maceiss to be of their rub, .Welt they hope will pre- theism Lestery. vespostfetly request . dm attestion of eitpiltal, and mat frost the profits of the Tetseetry.' had lidd upon Is dmieg the war. That that was , t
seaway elliesppointsomets. Friends Se the lisitspo of the Sew Year 'a Lottery, Irbil* "That in all probability the prices of-the produce of not dune, wag suScieotly evillest. In 1792. the
nOiILiRM'S 881,4' SAUCE, for general purposes. hair- woos the IM or Tess Idoorn.-Ttds &borne Is hire*; !rookery; in common with the prices eta!' other ar , bele ammo% of the expenditure of Clorernmeot was t
-Alt Money •
mocha sash crest aatisfactitio, coommee to be prepared on the approval peiaciptes alike last. viz. es, will he lower. is immequence of the improved
j them. sad Is rermanwoded as a most woeful end cones- Classes-Sisllooek. Prizes-asil sore Two Blanks to a thine of our money. 7.00,000 . Tbe arm alone now. cost 9NO OM.
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wet Osseo. Will hasp good la all etiolates. Prize,-witit the additive of ill Capitals sea; runs MU es nag!, do,
ey opt deoy that it is the duty of the Le- marts more that, the whole Government cost at the
sartelems. lea, STRAND. Coll.4lrOf theSRVOy-ItiTS.LOOdfbn• 1./1' Scalia', viz.- alehouse to Aortas tho duration, and palliate the evils last peace.-(Applaise.)-Ministers and, their ionic- 1
trim oatmeal. VISK•SACCRIVAIteSOUSE.) o 0f..120,000 10 0f....2690
MO lof the was. .• • / rents could always Stirreason for extravagant taxes
ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, h . 1.000 40 11111 " That they think the sittotion of the grower of Corn aol expenses, tiliongh men of most could see oo co.,_ .
. STRAND. 11 SZ ARD mad Co. are happy to maim the costiosamie of `ids lmaanioasatal- mobarroming in a country where sou at all in their pretences.-(Applause.)-A Cum;
that good forums which has Obelio distimelsbed their *id Julie& rim. erhMll.la ommiderrd kr, afford him s.- some ~
had bees 611011sied by
,ifiaisterszln .16.17 ; a a
rffilltAle OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON- estildish.d occes. ob. morsi.sseheserv., te. corman.did,
lieu, elhal; helmtosity and conaiderably
VIIVING PARCELS AND AIRRCHANDIZE.""°°"" Committee of Mill te I 1 ' e -ißear bear4=ibe
aril, imfOrd•Mmod. abaft Mg mid lo Marla, la lila hen Print of *remsloder of the world, although apt. . . . .jera sn o . r
inn MAILS and other COACHES Lowery, . • . .
. price hesiboi mewed jit the complete. swum wereecalted a Colaultnets a fre*fe.,...l WWI- to re,
I. ire freaLibita • tam:- 111.000 a Prise .r......za5. ..
Jute the ex dkare is what they totumdeted nautili • . .a• • ,
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IhrisltoysillaU, War viir, Tuesday and Friday Nighty 161417 •
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Yettisisie asd aka ISHL-111- ...-
*444 •- / •-• ..."" • • '..- - p *be at th moment mime be morel allowance to Nieisters. Yet tb i year Alioexpos WWI -, 4.4 r ,
Erasing at a quarter post 7, to any deft-lefty is 'the protecting .power of the .
was 700,0001. more than that allowatce.--(Hear. • it 1
fen dam st loaf past O. ryOn its arrival a peeks; sails to corStr OP SURRIIY AGRICULTURAL laws, that protection cannot be carried further dna •_
hear.)-The year afier the Committee had fixed their
tie Mien(Wiettt. to money passengers sad pareels: and a 1118R17NO. monopoly ; this monopoly the British growers
Sail Coach acting to Chicheeter. through Dray ton.llaveat, --sow-.t d d lexceeded it by twee
enjoyed fur the produce of the last harvests (the a an ar , t ie expenditure had
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estsworth,de. Yesterday • immerses and most respectable meet- Ports, with the exception of the 111-timed and unmet'. as-- •
illions -(Hear, hear.)-It had not been reduced it • I
Glosses-ter Mail, thrones Henley, Oxford, and Chelten- nary importation of Oats during six weeks of the two last taros it now was, till attempts were made last year ; by
ingot the Freeholders, Lasti-Owsers, an Occupiers, .
RAN ever) Evenlivg at a quarter-past 7, and tanday at half- Suniuser), having been uninterruptedly shut against all drlving,liarrassing, tormenting Ministers, and bringing
rest i 3. of the county of Surrey, took piece at Epsom, in par- '-
Foreign import for nearly 30 months. • them before the country in every step. At this ma•
Dover and Canterbury Mail, throve' OrlifelPlod, Chat.. 6111,11C0 of a requieition addressed to the Sheriff, to " That they earnestly recommend that every opportu- meet 3,000,0001. 'sight be saved, and. added to that.
AM, sad Fe Conte,
every evening at a quarter past 7, and take into consideration the propriety of pre:eating a n' v. I timid be wstcheii, and every practical measure
6°4°Y It httifP"i ii• Feemt.enterh"ev• P"eeelte"en'lPec. twilit)* to Parliament on the present distressed state it'
s 1 the whole Sinking Fund, which was a mere delusion. 1 •
;Mooted for reducing the amount/of Public Expemliture,
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eta ars c°6l.Ye4 to Dest, Mlcgatc' kamsgste'S"dwiet4 r the • hare of the county..*rebid make about 7,000,000/. If a Slaking F 4no .
ten; and from Dover., parcels are conveyed to Foikatose, of signalas the only means of approximating to a state of Finance, wo
inoleste.itythe, Dischurfb. Romney, and Led& •lock the High Sheriff, which, without impairing the credit of the country, may was necessary. this was not the time for it ; and it
At about a quarter past 12 o•c , I
Milford Idlit, through Cerseuthen, Umiak. and Hater- ac minim' by the principal Noblemen and Gentle- load to a diminution of the existing burthens of the ought to he given up, that time nation might got
lordliest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunda*); at le• breath and be better able to bear it. He adtuittril • 1
tall-past O. men of tbe county, among whom were f,ord Ellenho- Per Titia they
t consider so far as taxes fall upon the pro- that 7,000,000/. was an insufficient reduction. Bit 1 i
Beth one Bristol Post Coates, to carry only four inside. rough, Lord King. Hon. 11. O. Bennett, Mr. 11. Sum-I 1 firs of the active capitals of the country, whatever may
Image Reading, Marlborough, Caine, and Chlppeohain, tier, Mr Dennison. Mr. Leech, Mr. Moberly, Sec, pro- hr the object upon which they immediately attach, or looking at possibilities, and at the severe pressure -
marry !Morning at a quarter-;.ant 6. felt at this moment, and brine by no means too sal• 1
'civil to the waggons, which were drawn up ii. front the parties by whorn they are in the first instance paid,
Path and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon at 3. c
Barn light Post Coach, in two days. to carry four inside, of the principal inn, where they had previously as- they operate in their ultimate effect as. an m
abatement of guine, he thought this reduction was practicable, aad
&witch Maidenhead, Reading, Marlbmnneti. D.-sixes, and senibled, those profits equally affecting the Trading, the .. enures- ought to he instantly made.-(Hear.)
leielkshato, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings at 9. 'f he Requisition, signed by the principal Land. luring, and the Farming interest, by diminishing their Lord KING said, that though he had not signed Vie '
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Tail Coach is chiefly intended for the ace eeeee Limitation ofmeans either of enjoyment, or of accumulating further A
the county, having been read by the Under
~.. requisition, it a SW'been runs a wish to throw any
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FaTilitl. love:ids, &e. woo cannot undergo the fatigue of owners of capital, by savings Of their annual incomes.•
nee a distance In one day. She, UT, " That they do not disguise from themselves that the difficulty in the way : on the contrary, he thought the i
Brighton light Post ('ouch, through Reigate and Cock- J. SPICIER, Ewe. the High Sheriff, said, that as the oeight of public burthens of the country (their nominal requisition must proper, but he had not thought that t '
141, every Mooning at el. Requisition was signed the 14th of January, and the atnonnt remaining the same), must be more severely felt it went far enough. Ile. was ready to do all in his ..
Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only four ip- ,
aide, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7, advertisement calling it did not appear till the 2lst, in proportioe as the money incomes derived from trailing, power to promote the object of the petition, and he
Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach, Monday, lie felt it due to himself to explain that circumstance. farming, and manufacturing capital and industry are thought the petiti.ot a very proper one to be adopted.
Wednesday, and Friday :Mornings, at a quarter before 7. The Requisition did not, in fact, come into his hands diminished. It was q ire unnecessary for them to come from name '
Dover and Canterbury lAght Post-coach, every Evening '"fhat no exertion therefore should be omitted to en- I s,
till the 213 t of Januar January ; and as soon as he perceived to hear their distresses desciihed.-(Chiters.)-The v ,
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at half-past 3.-Ditto, exec!. Morning at half-past 8. deavour to reduce those burthens as nearly as cir-
Godelming, and Guildford Telegraph Conch, through that it was called for a legal purpose, and respectably cumetences will permit, in the degree in tehich such in• all knew their distress. But it was very necessary
Epsos, Leatherhean, Clallfloo and Horsley, Tuesday, signed, he lost no time in calling the meeting, and int- comes may hate beets reduced, for, in considering this to inquire into the cause of it. If, by a course ot 1 '
Thursday, and Salm day Mornings at 10. mediately sent a messenger with ies:ructions for that subject, it was important to bear in mind that the gene- intemperance, one became unwell. it was necessary to
Ditto, thrnagh Kingston. ninon, Cobham, and Ripley, on
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday 11ornin ', at 10.
Irs purpose. lie felt it necessary to state this. lest it ral amount and real pressure of taxation have been po- inquire. what
Ileutey Coact, tkreugh Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I,
should be supposed that there was any hesitation or sitively inereasesi iu theproportiun of the improved value it Iliad bees said it was o„iy a transition freer war ,3
Sunday exrented. of our currency.
reluctance on his part to accede to the Requieition.- peace. Well, the transition had bent made, but tee
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. han.eten. Arendt& and Petworth Coach, Tuesday [Here Al r. WKSTERS observed. that the part of the t
Ilsitrsila), and Saturday 'Mornings at helf-pelt 7. ' (Applause.) distress hid not passed away. Olt, tbete it was tea
Margate, itamsgate, Deal. ban'tiwich. and Rroadstairs The Moil Simmer having taken the Chair, begged Petition which bad been hitherto read, was 110 more prosperity of ose dm. whieli occaeioned the distrrse I
light Post-coedits, every !domin sod Evening. to call the particular attention of the meeting to theCommittee of ' • i •
than a recitationu of the Itiportef theeltemanated from
of Another, an. this was an accident to which, pra- 1.! •
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Oxford Light Post-cuoch, through Henley, he. every subject which they were that day ae.enthled to discuss. the Hon" of Co' moos; wk. t followed
Rasing at 7. lees.
He treated that gentlemen, in delivering their senti- Illelmes 3 the cause of the distress of the country-Whet ? • Eats
Portsmouth. new and elegant light Post couch, Rs Betel- ' .
lett.% to carry only four inside • .
newts, would confine themselves to the object for " That motrithstantfing such are the apirriorse of the *waive produce.-(A iangh )--eThe rixel evil was es-
. through Kingston, Guild-
forarahlv Committee no Parliamentary measures bare
of, Petersfield, and Potties, every Morning at A. which the meeting was called. That object was one of /I°"° • ' • • eras of taxation. All other causes had been Rosie er 1
Cnsiors from Pottattoutli A CI • I t 1 beets taken, except the repeal of the Horse Fix, or even
~ Mail, i .. • o tic tee er, on the arrival of the greatest importance, and could not but be weiLA-for the •ofdelusion• they .err founded
only Tear:lose
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in, through Lonsworth, Cobham, fix. to Rogoor. recommended by them, that could induce your peti- .• C
%non looter Cush (removed from the Bull sad Mouth,) reed by the introductiou of any subject with which it tioners to expect any immediate or to hope fur any die- fraudand de •eit and were intended to keep out et
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!l•ruispit Aloilepion. Farirogilon, and Cirencester, Txesday, was not immediately connected. tent relief by reduction of taxation. view the true cause-i•gc-ssit e totalities. This tette-
11,i..rizti,. zed batbrday Ntorhings at a quarter before 7. Mr. Weues Wes 'I SON then came forward. and ea. .. That your Petitioners are iminced therefore to linno eon La.l risen to sib* earns by a war of •25 year*,
IL , ugrAst Post Coach, sets oat every afternoon at Ave.
estrytur folio, inside and asses thr i I Si" l dhis anxiety delis- hi. • before My Honourable House to take the said Re- by the height of po °fuse.* • and expenditure on
presse
ton g 0 , p oig i aro wk. Laming- .
Sr asentry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, .13Ir- gentlemen of greater abilities and consequence t . .
view the part of a Goveruntent that was not controi,el
mingbam, neLt morning at ten. himself had made such an impression on the meetingsuch an alleviation of the present bar.
with a to s .
.. by the Houee of Commons, who were ready to ;
NORTIIERN COACIIES. dens as call alone enable the Agriculturist to meet the
yore • as would render it impossible for him to offer any r- vote more even than was asked. Since the peace, too,
. Newcostle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all difficulties melee which lie nowlabours.•
parts of tie North. every Nlorning, at a quarter past ti, marks upon the subject which they were met to cis- ..• ablishment, beyond a reason or bear
fhat they humbly suggest to your Honourable a military est r
iVill It nifu rd andoWentage Coach, through Maidenhead. rues, It was impossible that the landed interests House the reduction ot direct and intlir-ct 'ovation, as ing, was inainttiued ; a very large civil list was
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..,.I,talebeti. and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday should sink, and all other interests not he involved in being the most esseetial step to insure other abatements voted; a paper eur.-eney all the' while was making iIP
31 logs at 7.
the same common ruin. They must all rink or ossiso of the charges on raising produce, so absolute' neer', Great
Y roads into all persons' properly.-(applause.)- Seneeesed. Stork-ton, and Yarm coach, every morning, sary to avail bankruptcy to time
lauded interest.
le thr George hon. bunderland. together. It behoved all to unite, householders, land-From the beginning be bad laid that such would he ee
borne out and
heipm and Roneeritato post coach, called the Rocking- owners, occupiers, shopkeepers, merchants, tradesmen, t, ,t ,
ti s•.t.Tiehua s ti.ot :is Phenleitiloineerrisitrust they aretf .
been the effects of the paper currency. It was brougla
hem, every morning at eight, and the Nelsol at Nine. 3 b nest, by time I eporto your
bark . a
11. • • I LI . hthe ro err"
CARRIERS- To Twicke'nlia mannfeeturers, and funded men ; fur the fandholder commit„r. aeatti to meta te s,ant ar eit out p p
e
eV neftrentford. end Isleworth, ied k-
m) Moaeay, Wednesday. Fr day, and liaturday. c-muld never be paid, unless the agriculturalists hail the o •
l'hat your Petitioners are less reluctant in urging reductioes which euzht to have
.elteollnpall
Eeeme and Co.- Proprietors. means of peyine. 't hey were wiliing to do justice to your Honourable House to this relief, because they con- (Applans- ) 'Hie very lowest military establislinto r i
Parcel,
and Packages are safely and expeditiously eon- all parties, hut if their means were taken away, erne.' at a I the lower reduc.ion of the ex .cr-
how sitter the State may be ably and safely gov was required, an, r
Veyert !,114 this Inn to ever • el
Country Seat in til .1, ,e 1? , Town, Village, andis
was it possible for them to pay their bray: In the mach smeller exP"ee 64" it "en' , • dilate of Government : (-'.‘n.l pensions and places" 1..
c0r1.:.13.
D. to loW.ng (bunters, via. ;-Rerks, Rocks, renn • • • " That should your Petitioners butuble request be 'e I a
state of taffies it was impossible for the agri-" av turn them oat"): t!,e civil list utte; let to be
&ea. 0 verde Van. Dorset, Hants. Hereford, Gloucester, P• - neglected, they are assured that it will take away front . • I
liouth
Wale=, e.tesex, Witte, Worcester, colturist to get u fair remuneration for his industrious
the labourer thet employment he so meinly relies oh for .1' in like II oat",
That was the proper courms
resales-4 I i
sef. and. all ' •artoreirts of the Isle of Vlright. Jersey, &tern- exertions. The interest of the laud-bolder, the tena Ir. s . stetter."
hi subsi • to be Adopted. It poschle, the standard of 179- ore: it .
„.. e.
~...pi
re,o Frames ; and to all Parts of the. North. and the labourer, were the cause ; thy were all diuka Mr. Wires Weso mix said, he would add but one to i•e confointed to.. The whole expenses for E.- g- •
_ ~,, acs. ' ,thnt no pselose, containing glass, china, •
'sk•lra. p cash, or Rank notes. howevt:r small the of the same °hal". Tht'te is '•°°e ‘Mmterrebensi-°° wort more Li the obset rations which he hail alreadyen: 7 nOft t 80/. Noy
1 ind anti lreland bed then been „
woe will be..
--counted for if lost or menalee'; nee en ver • -II • t •rtain d ; that
y ) genera )en . e by he throe
seer pseeei or pa ''i
esentter sln ire e •hear.) Reduction of tax Ali e
It t. seel .1 it, ,Y. of more than 51. value, hig e prices the land-ass-nets and land occupiers had of thee had kaiet heard, w..s a recitation of the Report ut times as much ? (Hear, .
,e
~ to as such when d .
I'''' ter tecoreingie rd'ert4 •'it the Otte: U 34 late been wallowing in riches, and that therefore thee e• •• f
.the H f C ms It was, was then the -only relief. It was right to consider 'tor
~t -e emien.tee 0 ou eto mune .
s,t Neal Post•chit• -to time kleht
ises, de. at the shortest notice. ought now to be humbled. Now he positively , e i i
' n-e't , not uccessery to prove the amount of do. existing suhject in two points of vie v- first as

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and next as to the redectiom of the estimates, They
were first to begin with a reduction, of the estimates,
emit to carry it to the highest possible amounta-
He desired reduction to be proportioned to our means.
The answer was, yen bare a great debt, and you
nose have a peat Terence to meet it. Rat he most
say, that if they dirt not compel, by every possible
mush a misted,* suited to their exigency, they would.
have very little liberty or property left.--(Applause.)
Theft' property would be taken both for extravegant•
'eseelliislinsents and for means of inductee. if they
ilia not resist this. and compel the necessary reductieo.
they would give hien leave to say. that thdy would have
quite as oath liberty and 'properly as they deserved.- ,
IS the Houe,of Commons bad the virtue to restrain the I
Government, a great redaction, a very large reduction
indeed, would he made. When he was assured by one
el hie frilled, that 70 members of that House shared
anstieg therneelves, annually. 180,0001. of the public
mosey, be mast say that he did not wonder though Mr.
Hume, to whom all felt ggeat l'in•Ait")
'sr polotieg out the shameful winner in which the
tic messy was wasted ; has when he had to 'urge
-taitente is the face of such an assembly. it was
that he failed.-(Hear.)--H5 was a sincere
`V Reformer;-(great cheering)--
.bat.
of uoisiusity, be refrained from meet eg
asaeodssesh bete se it was Dot in the requisition,
44.1 fume Of Commons became the real 'represent-
people, holding a se ficiene control over the
rse, and' ooedispored to vote ;all, end more
Misisters asked, because they theredsu mesh
,Ives--till the Muse was thus reformat,.
, in his conscience, that the country mod.
prosperity.-(Loud and universal applaise.)
millions were mentioned as a sum 'which',
reduced. If reduction was not carried stl
k extent, this country could net know int-
- prosperity. They complained that they
ineretioe ; but the question was in what
were to obtain' ir. (" Reduce the taxes.")
.reed with them, reduction oas the only
pplause.)-A corn Wished been tried, and
7. If ever be felt proud of a vote,
vote he hail given against that measure.
. hope relief from that ; he was very Oat
nut recommended by any meeting is the
Ir. Wrbbe Hall had been discountenaced
t. If any of them thought it necessary
fallacy of Lis project. let him read his
-; or, if they thought that .too trouble.
them read Cobhett-the mast ahle and the
Training of publications, The Polities! Be.
yet not their ideas be distracted en this sub-
them keep taxation steadily is view, whist.
I not reduce. it would SOOO reduce theme...
evil under which the country was
was excessive taxation. Leeds which had
retuned large rents were new not worth
, in consequence of that excess of wade"
blasted the ccontry.-(Hear, bear.)-Theis wee
profit There was nothing for the culti-
ad. of course. nothing afterwards for `the land.
There was a report that the property-tax would
4..-(Where is the property ?)-The greet
Was, that if they gave any tam to the Ho*
they would spend it. They had takes away-
from them before, and they did very we
t. To ma the phrase o( the writer to whom
stupefy" alluded, unless they were " horn
they would lint agree to such a tax.-(4p-
-The revenue was said to be a proof of pros-
There was partial distress to be sure, but the
f revenue was a proof of prosperity. If a
came to this country, and saw the distresses,
executions, and similar modes of trassferring.
would be apt to say, that this was not the
country which be bad expected to hod it.
," says his friend, " you have made a greet
This is only a transfer of property ; very
ible, to be sure, to him from whom it is
' but, avert agreeable to him to whom the
made.":--(haughter and applause.)-They
ibis the taxation and the revenue, and apply
revenue to influence a certaiM. asseuibly
would not mention, [" Ali, we know them")
.enrich their friends and families; and -they
say it was only a minter ; it was io die- I
.et freater proof of the prosperity of the cons-
..-t Heir, hear.)-Ile derived great conselition. he
siy,.fresu the present state of things. Fromi the
tie' which it was felt, where it ought to be felt,
tbadflitry gentlemen, a large proportiel of the
tousiettominuis Would, perhaps, feel that they
'A better by compelling a reduction, thati they
doseby giving taxes. As he had Said befure,l
%hey reduced taxation, it would NOS reduce I
.-(Continued applause.)
Loon observed. that he had not signed the pre-
Ifferguisitios, because it did not fairly .and clearly
the object of Parliamentary Re(orm:. He was
yeostrioced that. without erase fax Parlia-
Reform. all petittosis emit up to the House of
is Are of no more use than se 'ditch Malik
)-What was the ablecinf
gt:Pet=tant-redress of griever-es ?,itteidttgere'
-*staid esk, was the stain cause-sf those mss.lo IP
• core* State of the representation of ibuttemple.} Tf
sent up thin Petition, which was, in bis-op(lion a
e miltrand water Pedtion.'oothiog irmild'be gained.
;Applause.)--This being his, opinioq, be should, if
course met with the approbation of the Meeting,
a a Resolution of this kind, and that it would be
the comity by surprise. Now, as no man amid
are unwilling than himself to de any *Meg in as
'hand or surreptitious manner. he should be go-•
' by the High Sheriff, and the lenge of * the !Hect-
ic the course which he should pursue.
VaigiliTT, all. a freeholder of that usisty.
y recommended the Meeting to inibt open the,
lotion in favour otParliameatary Reform. There
I be, Gentlemeis. oi case in point by which,
the High Sheriff will not decline to* indoenced.
Reeler Meeting, last Friday, ibe High Sheriff
Ailed a Resolation to the effect now proposed. to
subjoined to the petition by way of a rider. and
rider be declared to be a subatastial part of the
a. This is a noble precedent.-(Applause.)
, lieu SilaaliF said it was.his painful ditty to
that Ste could not put the resointioe. It mead la
4 de the, county. . ,
. Mass TowsSIND came ferwird on the huithsgs.
meeting would be a nullity without passing the
asisietion. They met to very Stilt; purpose, if they
• declare their 'estimate in favour of reform-
did set embody them in their ?Sides end

• ( • messy, be VISO
Hume, to whom
• 1 for polatieg oat
public looney vo
hie arginimete I
at
Pheagefliatmatattlir
• ' for iliertaire of
i • 'an ameivdmest.
1 - Till the limn*
• ..,:. atise of the peo
public purse, a
than the Milne
• t -... anion, theossel
be believed, in
not eajoy pros'
—Seven milli
. . , might be redui
least to that es
proVement or I
hid rot reonic
wanner they Is
lie quite egret
meens.—(App
find deissory.
it was of the
L•t them not
that it was a
1 country. Mr
• ..
' by all parties.
to expose the I
moo evidence
I' some, let lie
1 , most entertai
giater. Let 1
I . jai'. Let the
if they did in
41 (Apple:mg.)...
expiring, mai
ii formerly nett
coltiration, ii
I i which blasted
, I . so surplus p 1
it . vator, aid, of
' i 1 ' lord. There
I .
t tl
114
cv e vt
iio vae dt
t..—
. a i
vernment the
Ibis tax frog
without it.
be. Lai ging
idiots,". die;
planar.)—Th
1 perity. The
amount of re
strangei cau
.
levies, exec':property,
property, be
flourishing 0
' "
Oh, bat,"
mistake. T
disagreeable,
t, ansferred,
transfer. is ti
might doubt
OAS double
, • 1
1 ' w hich . ha in
sod to.guri
' might ditto
i; • ' tress. Ind
I '
I . , try.--tqe.iii,
P ' must gisi.fe
mode Meath
i '''
f. • . by titellielg
Mc usatt
would 116 Ist
' bad eon% de
l) , union that
tbein.—(o
i • Mr. Lag•
sent IRequil
point to thi
poeideetto
usentary Ri
Commons ,
• Cr 411n1;tti4
.
4 would tisk
I ((be comap
they seat i
mere milk
• --(Appian
. this count
propose
, • t taking the
be more a
r. 'odes ban/
, •. i; awned by
lag, as to
' fdt. C 4
, strongly •
• Resolatio
Is. said b
t west, the
At the BI
permitted
. . he sithjoi
this rider
fH
, -. .., pedtioa.
'''' a Tbe V
• I' • t ' say. that
• V' • . a freed d
; •
liir: II
. Tbis ma
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i :•- ? did not d
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• (rat ; if they tl
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