The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-06 00:00:00

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ser in which my name and family, sod the small
services which I lave rendered, have been mention-
ed by the too great pertislitt Of of friend Mr.
Row, Inert:eh know how to flock yon. With
regard to ley Parliamentary conduct, it •bas been
tome time before yon. All that lau soy of myself
is, that since my entrance into poblie We I hate
ever had she prineiples of Mr. Vet in est firm,
as my best and sorest guide. Ido sincerely ems-
feu, that as often as it has fallen to my lot to be pie.
seat at Meetiogs of this &wapiti's, there are
none that give toe in meth pleasere as the Newcas-
tle Foe Dithers. I have taken a very great interest
in the progress of tkito dinners, and will support
them as long as I have life, nr trmaie in ibis country. I
agree with my Noble Illation, oar worthy Chairman,
to 144.1aing that there ow: owl& time when the dig-
riples of Mr. Ens were more called Du to meta and de.
ear, their sentiments then at privet. On the sob-
i-ct of thetlinvot of Commons, 1 mas say, that of Ile
tale Parliament I cannot speak hot with the deepest
horror end contempt. Blindly devoted to the Minis-
tor, it sustaitsed its character to the lest. The Member
never voted acenrdisig to the wishes sod Festoons
of the People, 'scent in one isvitasire, and then
they lied the eetseenienee of their owe pockets.
I remember well my Lord Castlereagh, its his et-
traordiesty phmeology, asking whether they woold
turn their backs *porn 11111.11•PITee (—Much laugh-
ter.)—Thep were acteated by the ptineiples of self-
interest, aed conceiving that by aavieg their ten per
cent. they would best keep their barks le their ori..
ginal positions, they hissed to tontine, the Income
Taw. Earept in that Doe inshore, they were con.
stow iu profusion and poultry. It is tree 1 bad a
seat in that Paillatnent, awl I was proud of it; bet
not nn account of the i-laeo in • hich I sat, het as a
mark of the 1.1110• M and confidence of my fellow.
whet's. The late Election has been a tsialllph of
the principles which distinguished, and hoorietably
distinguished, the friends of Mr. Fug. Every thing
ha. gone that way, and so it ought to have gone—for
the) have been, One, ail, attached to the Constile.
The con‘equeoces of the Election will. I hope,
be most fortunate. It sill serve to re•ree England
(tire being the pander to the tsnnny of confmierateri
M..ii.schr, who assemble is the some iif 'ho for
the most irreligion' purposes ; for repressing the
it voice of freedom ; for the baying sod selling

%tepee than I have for sow. time entertained. that the
gitirlt 'which is necessary for this purpose may be
fn end to elm/ amongit us. The late Elections hove
p::•11 that the People of England have not looked w Oh
If.enre Miner on these leteaSures of Government
I, I f
. stitch I ha,. been alluding, or the efforts of le
rpose them _. I_llsf
Who n Ise peony res. this spirit has shown
Irario f ; sod nevr•rer the, had either proved. by their
ro ~er coodur t, or their title to fort ore favours, the
princip;p of au achntent I. liberty, of resistince to op.
p...eission, of retrenchment, economy, and salivary
It nue. no. such csneliel•les, without everptionl the
Peonies choke has fallen- ( Applause )--llP•okeith
the wet emegoino hopes, that the elf •ct of this will be
totted its the Parliament sheet to be opened ; mud I
bate do. *teaser confident-0 is this neenifestetirn of
eke rolorit of Mot ,rely English spirit, et note calm,
Inerlerate, sea intelligent, which gives the best pro.
inn, of vivroes end undeviating persevetance, be.
nos* it has been utonecompaniell by any itoomperele
or siu'ent espression, at lb/geom. time that the Pee.
ple bier sheers that they felt es they might to feel,
the reetheres to which I Mss alluded; thy) had.
diseppromei in the most onequithcel manner. those
;ejects of vs gsoce end dingethes ionevation to
ssich their enrotestiteibmsl proceedings can wily
last--.•roevedings • bleb ran produce no posilhh.
eff•cts boo them of s most rookies, tended.,. What
but the worst result rem be expected from O system
that decooneesspies aged leformers ; mien .hat are relief
on Om winch gni all ocrasions to cell ow felines, our
Internee, mat pessions,doleven eel knows prejedires
and efortions. into action for our rein?" The Noble
food ohm professed himself es walons a trtenn for
Reform ender, epon moderate .1.. d predicable prin.
cipirs ; hot he ca•tioned the Meeting did the Public,
ageiya. entertaining the notion, that the 6.4.1 posse.
b!.. con,iitation, in +henry, would answer the par.
poled, caps cted from it, without integrity in those
who. W.f. to administer it. and a manly and strisoar
5• ir,o of independency hdlg habitually che-ishert by
tt . People. lie quoted pssearet from Mr. Fos's
}boors . f James 11., sod from Judge illyrketonts,
slowing, that the period of she greatest theoretical
pe.r.rri,,, ..5 oar Coons' oti. n was SO the year 1670,
osier Christ.. 11. Th. Habeas Csreepos Art and a
Perin of ,the rnpelar lass arse 'matted; but there
was fps mut it, 10 I.;"glishmen .stalest a ilepr.rred
Court, tort girt Jas'gro, god penallasimose Jsiry
F was then th ~ itu.sell sod 4•4ltesty worit 5... i i
(iced it thts.• of lan, eistosl all lei sad jaslife ;
and an the eery d.y no which the fernier was ese
cord', the famous fieerfris proceeded from one of the
Universitie... rood. moils* forinsll), is impious and
herdic...l, willf) pri..rople on which a free Colwell)
non can Is. frsuded• Charters forfeitrol. Ines rakeol
ag dos. Ise, contictions Mans ivy to Ore Pont. on..ce 1
may. 6•t••• /MI arbitrary aril cruel imprisrowoeors,.;
formed she blurb cataloree of tho ee.uss of . that and
the euremeding reign. The Connitution of Alisefirt
e.dlis 'bough bottomed oe a 'sett enlarged right of
saltnoth, .141 not off •td that windily evilest britiery,
Currep.inn, anti pl.cr.bentioe, w' trh its framers had
espetted• I^ {appal' of this observlts.et the N. 4%
Lord .ed quoted from Cobtreit, Fearon, and-wheat
who 1..! drilled that toiletry. Ile slid not osfr Oh
to depreciate the Governmeet of Awoke; on h
ibei
monthly, he bedieMed that the fideelpies on weer it
Mai follofied were destined I. mite tbst reentry ewe,
of the greatest eiviona ;prop nnatt,, .eue
cooricard the Noble Ls id, .1 why I cite thi.
. pa.esge, is to prove to )ea, bow idle is the opt.
nion that laws ran relied, every thing, and with-
oat Olt spin• in which liberty lidss sod moths end
kit its being, cotenant and active io the heads of
reds 'het the host Coostiturino and the best theories
of Refo.ne ran oe of on 3 ‘ail - to warn yes egair...;
ih't mischievous belief, that wohissg is to be dots*
witless certain otessorris can be dirtied. Kett your.
selves to check and con.roel profusion-4n primer.
$
Ily•feat of reoaplalf and of retrenchment io e
ill
ten
ondtse•
scookry expeeditereo-to minor sit mecomsri
alisol:ormeuts—to cot feet the evils of • p.m, circu•
litlo mot freendeel on h--10 anset.d the Criminal
Law where It is defecetivase, *WA every day proles
More demanding of entendseot—to esteesd to ad
claws of yogi fellow.eobjects those rights seed privi.
legs II bid' many have hitherto asked in 'vein." The
' rw. Lord then adverted In thesoreer loss which the
ecology had sustsined in the death of Sir lielnuel
• Rosin a, •hom he penogyrised in the following
woes: ." Nut only the ostritovoinary powers of his
Mind, but the prooessisee end eshibition of the b
eet
eet
affecting§ pf the heart, ennehlosal nith the ee
principles of privet.. virtue ; the oiled of his learn-
ing, and the variety of his knowledge nod @moire.
melds ; his invincible integrity and noble disiet•rest.
redness ; his emioenee ie. bis profession. and his ci.
elusion from all its honours snick were within Is..
rear. , must for ever render his meartary illusttious.
—(Arrfougg.)- -To the purity of his public views, to Svictoo.—Annther melancholy instance of sell.
his attachment to the cause of freedom, to his un• deetroctiom OCCliffed about eight o'clock on Wools,
weeded and devoted retrimpon,—the depth of leis renroing.—Ms. Iliniphrive,e farrier, le reoperelabies
raillinseuthry knowledge, the impartiality of his 1 eirceuestiord, threw honed/ eel of a wind,. at his
ratlisiavatary ronduct, end the dunes of his calling, tows ill Grentigane.place, Park.lane, Pkzadillegrsol,
bu.r enema. Anomeget other subjects. it is well was so dreadfully injured by the fall that le e
line Ids•lcadetn had diverged Itself to the re• shortie afterweeds• Tree unfortunate win heal tee Of
i _Jr of the Clintinsl laaws. if the necessity of three times pretrinesie been detected in on ether to
irrll9l.
A Ihariireal work, in 'which he Ind been ennstsatly deprige himself of life. Toe deceased had receetly
re.'• epist.".ed by those to whorls hods suppled the piece bees aubj.ct to fits of temporary
mental derangement.
of 'raiment, begin to he felt at the time that he was It i flintoesos to the indostrinu• meisisastic,
taken from Mss ilthosh he did not Use to complete and pe of moderate thermos, who are @rioted`
• that gross Moir bimilicial Work, he has left is pre. Ito Wow, they may have the best advice, grain, if
cep's moll 0 •iriluihte 'sample Wads, I teen, .ill • they senetsd et corteim boors, osowly, Tends',
premed Its
only slid looking forward to thowlay, and Sunday morninge, until one o'clock`
ohteh Is rar only 41an-flatiorf.luf Noble Loyd el the Medical Reettl, Great Charlotte...street. Black.
concluded with guest'- Th.
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mortal Niroory of the Right II
Vol. glorious o
ut I. 1 friars'..tostl. Teat thoesstrls salters from improper
on. Charles James treeteseet is a factlaird geed of a dreadfel
disede lurks in (beading, destroys domestic 111)-
1 The 'nett WAS WAS drank hi silence, the company pinny, did entabs debility on the rising generations
. . —Tb. Medical Board claims 'the attention of thaw
deeding.
SI rM. Rtog.ge gave; the health of Earl Grey, 'Mired with Strictures, Fivillials stet SC,OPha•
• hich ties diseek with three iSalsrs l',fee. and Veil lax, Nervous I)ebilities, Ereptions, oil dined Thine,
- .4.'• e tepid's.; end Itig•Lortin.tp retarned.11,..„..... pato. ;,, rho head and iin.hs, Irequelitly Itsistakeof for
4, "I ley A fit 01 Habeas itheunistism, N .Jet on the sh
earsn, &C. -Sl•ssrs.
• • sl' CUAitgAis 14 ONcl Vivo .
Cotpolt.'lli• WO mime', Of the Bel..tiah_ Li_ insittetioa;" Ceceput and Co. after forty y pratice in earinaa
ilo•oititts *broad and in this metropolis, ere centorlt.
whith *ea drank sins great *Pr
Dr. ritAWICK pfer•Pil " TlWitlitill4.lr. mid free ea et W ool.tocksstrert, Os frod street. daily, from
r.l.l,„„„tativh of the Penpleln parlisesest ;I' width , eight ti.l el: ost; and at the Mr.lical Boar e, Char.
I legolooree. Great (;hsrlostdoi ed. Blida g i sss '.
mai 'Podded sod drank with enthusiasm.
rod!, precisely frosoterre've until eight in the den-
Mr. LAsdriMe (kis healto haying heists drank) saki
daisy G., 4garen,, It is hardly posende f.sr me ts. re. ieg.--aftupto.ed patients, whose tumours exceeded
potheot to yogi any terms le w:.icss I cut sutfict. oily 44 ; .chrs, lo,re bad them ',throe& tn the surpiii.
no nave of In. Nledscal Professids.--A side door, sud pcirate
ettereSt the Nos. I enterieln elf the outwit.
jest CO:l:erred .a se. After the eery ('.ittert..4 n'=''• rooms :or tessies.