The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER lIIRETING
AT TIL CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN.

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tention of the country art large. It will, !If it
in the future Parliamentary
Grert Britain. And when that tireeshall titr
4
erbieh the happiness aqd freedom of this lifer,*
bes ;token, qf its tlijpgs that arc no more, the land ,o
'whose duty 1; shall, be to trace and not d *-16,,-
.it • _
'Skin ptilms trou kerasslng corruptlea sod
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after first killing, that it was publicly new;
ns
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liqtttlheakint9dfiag;outipns —trattact,
iatontbi:etiebiwiire.sheceterernaten:neveitedheedr evenal
coqp
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--will hare•tu add, as the next 1104----‘ i.
:ell nefariousnt was
as Wall the tights of all the Freeholden le
county were centered in them. And will !ilk
torlau too, in speaking of the tetult, be lio—
say, that these three families succeeded in blot
.deavours thus to monttpuliast, sod Caine, et,
,each other, the rights .of, probably, tee
land Englishmen ? if he Is so obliged, IN
1 Eluding sod Fall of. the British Empie
'the scope of his history, we will sentare to Is
that he would net he mash farther te p '
Abe work, if there wets not more virtue red ;lilt
spirit in other counties Shaft in that ofQ4cit
'lee facts upon whiab we are eassoca,
blially these; in order that the inhilltaa a'
taste Eugiaad may. be as well attptidaw • .
is these to whom they chiefly apply, It
that for Solioy successive Parliaments, Ihl
broaches of two or three privileged foosilep
t taken the representation of the county of Gloom
upon themselves, es
,a matter of cuurie, mil ti
compromise with each other. There ha ben,
contest, no opposition, tro will, disitloyed by it
county itself, for upwards of 30yeats - every tiis
has been settled in a quiet, amicable web b
tweed the Houses of Beaufort and lierkeleye4
but with no impertinent laterfereaus of his he
*holders at large. Now men may talk et
Boroughs as much as they please;—a bat iur
here so long as this has continued, or shall
but A rotten County ? What eau Bay maa says/
corrupt Borough worse this rtileolut the
Pottatiou of it lies in two families, who esti
'gelid tothe Undisputed possession of It at oil
Ated-tea not this be said of the Coeusy is q
ikVilirt itiAntleogn of Gloucestershire, you era
a ,biAlibliotof• a, plaything which amuses bst
till he ii tired of it, or acquires a new one;
then hp throws his first aside for another to tabs
The arraugentent, as we understand, which nor
been formed fur the &posit' of your rights, is t
'that sitnnositig yotir present itepreseatotire too
Cabsilitriehr, lir..Diittont the son . of Lord She
- iststellaitti-be'appointed to his plus. Os hi
DutiOntmelatiokiding. to his father's title, a sou of 11
Doke of Aleautert is then to take lon op ; sodi
0 WI tlijamily, of. Derkeky again; and ill IS
Quileitten, in older "to .sitve you the trouble of a
'straiiriethose Useless t privilege. *kick your I
lice, crfulchise and your -birth -as Wino
hare conferred ppon you. Put If so, shy.
.• ou thin privileges ? why may not that thud
hi' to question send Representatives of ti
' . to!-Plitlissneat, and you bee snick 10
laths tarts; ad you are now in mama mut.
Ot.scgrag.t&l Guise's political opirdoes ws
not ; iris in the present state Of the
mitiii`repeating public men, is it perhSit,
consequence t 0 what party in Psdillnint•
tongs. Out the rights of English' *AIM
filkisoit het tnell ; and knOW !hit in, yost
fitteldieqs, t grossly, ,snit even con
hi.• Lend that this Gentleman as
itur jos
di. " 0 extricate you 'front a thrrldoil,
ifitti plattailliou below your fellow' subjects.
in your own power either to retain thistle
position, or to elevate yourselves to se ,
took and consequence with the other county
toreof Great Britain. You cannot mak
*vassalage in the dark any loner, for the
England will be upon you. • The contact NM!
haps be deferred, but it Cannot' be declined
eternal disgrace ; for shuold the vacancy tot
immediately, still let it never be forgotten, th
Iwyhteoseegreemsieovait:l thoastheit trewpnpe:igHpremouseoedistAltiikPPNOtte
by his eridcauours to tran4enyow ; and the
ton, ‘shal would have taken you la sameolos
hands,"-enteftain the same notions is hlawil
instil to your privileges as englishmo I
madaybopie‘ taken susidad trefoil , re_ teal by tr ....il. I°
Of

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COVENT4LIKDBN. iiiRATRI
-Tbelllistoriest Opera of Da Bees* Fled
represented at this Theatre yystarday ersak,l.
czer.oting the airs of this Opera, Mrs. Dior
Mr. IncLanom. eminently distinguished th,
In the Aftirpicce.of The Irishman in LO
a candidate made his metropolitan debut I
character of Airirtoch Delany This GC
has a tolerably good figure, and is shots the
L4.le size. ' The character, however, is WO
Performer, both in itself, and from the I
Lion the town has of Jonterront's playiagd
characters, , The new Performer dispisyd.
knowledge of acting, but he appears •
humour, as far as we oonki judge by ii'la
performance. He was nut very well rcenvv.
''`'We ulaiattabod the name of the Lady who)
..her first appearance in London, at Corey
Theatre, 'sett Monday night, is Mid, I
Vin'
.0,,r,. up.AvrAit and Miss Honaisell 0
~the isioPrs. Cmovvu) aqv
re engaged, al 'el,
',4alaidei, -to perform at Brighton nest
yeting Lady'. voice reaetnbles io a great deg'
of her laW sant.
: The Ilissranind hero melt of war hirer
ofnive* vs% 81. Reel of fives 6 to 700'
Beide. •