The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-12 00:00:00

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At erAy impleiot. lii-iteswei- a:- Nstita4
Avis Nisi toilindididit caodidate for the represenfae
OM Of • Nowislitti: ' Beth thif present Meitibers'fet
, bast town will of coarse be re-Pletted.
rstfrisi friesseit of fAtieettito hew' Siets•addressed bg
. 'F. Bierthornef EON J.'DeiretOsi, Big., sod Jew
8.4. „i Ash:brat 'l.i ~ rt • t
lialias.,- Juittgai-eitttleic be and .Hs .'doll* .
ow 41ifedstesdiey • Merging last, the ' liovenstrabli
`4IL. D. Burrell, one'ef the %Viborg for this Bei
•airieed bens frdm Lheldett ; Ma entrisicirit
froillsilyvas..beer was, of cootie, ensttended with
wed,. Willlast A. Medockh, Msg. the other
Member, did snit arrive till about eleven o'Cincis
is the fatintoilin of that thy ; mid his Mauls
havieg got ieforesetion «f his approach, went amt.
tomb*, of Aim en horsltbsek, with their bind 'ft
mask, deems sod lifits, and e.g, to meet him. They
joined idliVtistAte Pincushion,' about two miles from
Bonds, en.preeseded at a slow pore, till they Caine
to the tell-bar in Skirbetk Qearter, when the horses
-WV Oinks from the carriage, it was drown the rest
of the way by a grad nen** of freemen and youths;
Illi.ll.o4ealte unit too of hit principal friends Wing
IMAM" CM WO 4 0 ed. beg, several others orisepying the
inside, dm The procession attracted s great eow-
coon* of ipettatert. An three Candidates being
the, en the spat, alectiotwering his beets ever shine
the order of tile day with ablest ell dents ditto 00.
pie, and with the oacoptioa of Sunday, the different
Candidates, sided by their Committees, have been in.
cement is their ezertioas to strengthen their re.
optative intern*. Bich day the town has been en-
livened by the singing Olio chords bells, the parading
ettglit bands of magic and colours belonging to the
Ahead Candidates; awl eacheveniag the respective
igigliettitaveressitshalled their friends and supporters,
and. paraded Ihrisitek tits principal streets of the town.
Torches end lightesi.ter.barrels have, on some of the
raining., been getried;through the town.
. , Tete vory seriess;acridents have been occasioned
IWO)* here. One.took place on Wednesday
, jeggliy the Piecosbion, when, as the carriage
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ell of the (;aedidetes was Instill, driving up,
ion Blow, 4)110 of the freemen, being entangled
wean
that and a. Rig, was knocked dowsi,, end the
Parses of the carriage doing over him, his Collir-bone
' Sibs dislocated, and he was otherwise much braised :
ill, is, hillier, fast recovering. The other accident,
Which ilsof Sean sinless Intern, happened on Fri-
day alternates, whin Capt. —e-. Baker, late of the
Union, of this port, being, with- some others, en-
geptiln !ribs if some cannon, at the bottoat' of
lligli-atriset, whelk a party was passing in procession,
waiineemtlbssly to:charging one of the pieces which
bed issen•ired. oitittat first spooging iti w hick causing
a saddest explosion, his right hand was blown off, and
his arm so much shattered, sato rendered ampatation
otaiwasry. Luckily • Mr. Snail's, surgeon,. ens on
the spot, and did every thing that was passible to
stop the offeeless.sf blood, and, as soon as primal.
cable, pertained the operation. Mr. Baker is likely
to do well, este handsome subscription is seising for
the benefit of himself and fansily.-..(Boston Paper.)
Gutsier's, Juss.7.—Phir. C. Teonyson has , beets,
since his arrival here this week, very active. is can.
sassing the frees**. Mr. J• P. Grant end Mr. J. N.
irenaketly, arrived here. late last night, end will,
no doubt, immediately enter. en the business of cane
easing. ,
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Tilt PITT fisrsm AND pvg NAltirs
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- '. -- '-• „ . ,e; • . OF PlTZ;*fi, - , .6,:51
oh 44, *it!' tts4l +n i i -ragilelotio;',o% Pen to li'
'lllllr. Pitt issaili+--- *-4 -ma as a oasityt to pain.

eigilowavikillltlitt wriest of his Omsk, • hit let
Isms *lb. . T. show his devotion to prat:l9le, be
betrues•the friends of his youth, end esctifeed the
gll2lllolw7which be had onebirked along with them,
alilllll4 a meanness and a timechery not pa.
eallelsid. Ii order to preeeree his plate, and con.
Very to his hotter judgment, he made unhallowed
leer &pleat the•riaieg *tem* of France; and, hay.
ipig thus .committsel hiesesit, cm*, by his sub.
Sequent ill..dgrd and estraysgeot umasires, an es.
tiOolitic and combined sentiment in France. sod a
esparto to direct it; which pushed to eatrennities,
me too mighty to bt resisted. by despotic bar..
ken, thoegbasestied of beyonms and cannon, and,
rushing forward with in inipetonsity. proportioned to
the force that hod veioly 'endeavoured to repel it,
overwhelmed the worm-eatenthrones of sge-deceyed
dynasties. in electing this grand object, the Mini-
Her, " heaces.horn" el he was, did not draw open
c "11.014. Faith," but upon Alm industry and
gond serology of hip coontrytnin • yet, whilst hos.
dreds of millions weca wasted in eLleavouriog to up,
hold despotism sod injeoliCe, a favoured few 'joist
en the "Qs of the many ; for having blinded dm%
"good imsy mon," with the glare of glory, thas
thrust their sickle into the harvest, without opposi.‘
thew, aid reaped the fruits that they had slot sown. '
Time it is, that the min under whose auspices the
Vreaeh Ifbeple completed what the Revolution had
commenced. was subsequently nverthrown'; hat this
was itlktitcd,by any thing but Pitt principles. The.
corrupt poliey of that Statesman did indeed precipi.
tate the war, atteuded as it' was- with all its corice.
Skeet evils to this sod other countries: what credit;
however, can be due to that system which coated
evils only to destroy thorn? while, in the interval;
the pence, the happiness, and the liberties of lota.
kind, were sacrificed by the useless struggle. The
mortification attendant on the defeat of the ill.ad.
ailed sneaseres of Mr. Pitt. precipitated Nis destiq
Per would the restoration 0ft1te....110 nen the 6-
roily of which 'hod ever beet ' 'tteleredil
tart' enemies of
.England, have been a , bid
not Nepalese, with a shirtier fatnity,Xeled his
own fate.
It would be kilo to attempt imposing the folly, or
knavery, of those who. 011Clailit, that no sacred,
could be tee great to preserve'us from the contami,
nation of French principles. No. man of cosiverms
sense could see the leas, i apprilims.
line tea free reentry, iclokvide ' our
ssoighbours li the '' lyt 'bit
mast Issitieirt 101 l ,
site spiritt' the erects
rictus as It 'ilitliHeilblel
that spirit, sad was ails

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=ealiflihe‘hairli : • 'ilibitessediTisistaisaltieltbe:tellsteitiesa*bi:isviiileaPairelitir:flimitf ;;Ispohleougetemeamerfl47: ifebeliit4l:4l:lllo:
titeno greater than the Throws itself'—threat •
butiq ti ebserb as will the whams' exorcise of
kin tlif pfitiogathe as the popelar rights of Me sub-
ject& . The progress' a the French Revolatioa
afforded a pretext for the "bettors of despotism to
the rising spirit' of the British People, by
igniting a cools:don between the coastitutiersal
tnciples it borne, and thole .manifestatioes is
ance nitich grew out of as boreiblit's lONS of
'ttelifshy as tier fettered the Wads and bailee nt insp.
r 'NU The free Cottstitudon of Bdtale wasted only
'llibblis own native eartgies should have free ,cep" Is
' oriftWto restore, without violence, the elasticity of
killiblee, and develop the fair od Mt. :aversive
traigaii- Unhappily, it was nipped by the unkindly
frost of selfish and alighting policy .e the past'of
thosoberested in the coldness':a of obese.; cod a
-eiresiderable and' mitgaidid 'portion of 'the
were, at the first mimed*. of the popular ink
Nei
' France, Intl raid to act a suicidal !radios 11.4914 a.,.. 4116 •
useesares which, -primarily directed *pion the' ia-
Weal rights of others, effectually reacted *pasties-
letvels. Occasional triestphs tended to keep hp,' the
dideeion by iatostaKieg the public mind, ehd irdri.
voting it to ',Beetles : they were as the air.i itiin
hobbies that glitter in the son,and pease the childish
fancy of a nsnment.—whilst solid misery was sect.
inelating around es like the thickessiog storm, and the
NIIII6OIII resources were *serifs:od to the rapecisy, the
folly, and the knavery of men who, clothed in the
mantle of Pitt, knew fell well bon to retain his
power, though totally incapacitated to use it aright.
Nor, while this country was groaning ender the
intolerable mischiefs that the war faction and the
correptionists had engendered, did the cniltintikt
escape -the visitation of that pestilential indigence,
which had Melted our hopes, at home. Delivered
from a colosial indolence that made thrones its foot-
stools, by the People, whose nervous esertions were
strained to the utmost throtigh the promises held out
to them by their: Sovereigns, that the boon of free
Constitutions should be the steed of their endurance
and finil success ; these very deliverers were thence-
forward regarded by the delivered with an eye of ma- i
lignant jealousy, slice they bed observed what great
things a popular anion and the spirit of liberty were
able to effect ; and, in imitation of their brother of
Spain, seemed determined to extinguish the least spark
of the " lambeet lame," in a fresh secamilation of
political and religions rubbish, or to qeench it In the
blood of the bravest patriots. In'thie fresh struggle
against the liberties of the subject—in this vile, this
.annateral coalition of Sovereigns against the Peo-
ple—the high priests of the idol Pitt, men who dare
to boast the name of Britons, have been eminently
consplcooes. They have assisted tooter up bloody
sacrifice biSpoin, to do homage to the basest infra.
tiled.: lite spirit of the system dictated acts equity
atrocioosasthoseettributed to Nepoleon-.--the spells.
lion of liateei and vibes,. thismit - Pones. - Have
they net assisted in binding Italy hand sod foot, sad
perpetuating the moral aid pantiesl degradstiew of
that interesting People, in defiance of the most so.
lemn pledges r And have they not, amongst other
tleterioes instances of injustice, violated their plight.
.ii faith with France, in forcibly placing, and forcibly
Upholding, upon the Throne of that country a feeble
bid man, after webad solemnly promised in our Ad.
tress to the French Nation, that it was not the lo-
belias of the' Allies to interfere lu its internal Go:
Iternment '—lt is painful to state it, but it cannot be
&stied, that these, and ether emanations of Pitt po.
ficy, have rendered the very name of an Englishman,
iidioes upon the Continent, where it used to be Ay.
% animus %Ph every thing great, cad liberal, and
ihenly.-14iss ! " how are the mighty fallen." '. a'
' Whilst this. wanton aggressions of self-couslitettml
Legitimates has, heaped a mass of coMbostible tee.
ing la all nations, from the pillars of Hercules I.
Me
Gulpb of Bothnia, that threatens to explode at ho
very distant period, and occasion a more terrible
sad estended convulsion than any which the fertile
annals of the world have recorded—oar pi:defied dig-
Eiplei of the Pitt school, itotwithstanding• all their
hollow professions of hitfot'at the deitruction of the
balsas' of power ender tbe Bonapartean regime,.-7
have, without remonstrande,. nay, with a seeming
degree of complacency, permitted the aggrandise.
'tient of Russia, a power which in her former terri-
tory contained the dements of a gigantic strength 4;
and have proportionally weakened the natural boar-
dories to her incursions into the begirt of Europe.!---
Bet the want of principle necessarily presupposes
the waist of consistency ; and, perhaps, in both these
qualities, the socchssors to Mr. Pitt will appear to
have caught his mantle.
Spirit of Pitt l--Art thou permitted to scan the
mighty eonseqsonals of tiny apostate principles ? It
so, perturbed sod linguist must Mon now be, how-
ever cold-calculating and indifferent whilst on earth.
Thy auspices prepared -the path whereha have gone
forth Death on the pale horse, with 'all the evils 4
mortality in his train. We' have beltitifiltitt eau, i.
of freedom ;—the earth has been anti litlid *Ph bl
to gratify Moloch and Mammon; 40 lfgaires :
!lcreeity have domed to the groans of sogilf lad
' ravings of despair.. 64 Monis his ginned
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harvest of the striiiqt late one ciimintii 1..!
have been throe,' eke t lee of Earn
ashes of thy isatoiated s. ,
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