The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-13 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN

town; recollects Übe robbery; knows the Prison, I
Feriae., and never knew say thine of bite bat It -
flinty ; he suer emu to whom to sell catsup. •
Prosecutio!, closed.
Mr. M•Nau.tt.--My Lord, we shall not enter
iota arty defeat.. Mr. Furlug's presence is era. I
cleat es to his character; his appearance is aboadeat '
proof of his repetstieo.
Ilia Lordakip did not see sae particle of 'Mum
to criminate t►e Nutters..
The Joey, is aloe saleate, acquitted the Prisoners,
to the outifeet satisfaction of a eery crowded Coert.
James F'er►is, the epprover, wu then indicted for
steeling 30th. weight of tobacco, the propertg of
,Thomas Condell. Ile pleaded guilty, and while the
Clerk of the Crown pat the used question to the
Primmer, " What bare yes to say why sentence of
death end elocution shalt net be pronounced against
yea?" the fellow pleaded the benefit of the Statute,
and laughed in his face.

'
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
IV C. T.'s fairest tram Stockport. dated Sunday last. the Sth,
ialeoded. as the writer lays. to give vs " the rubes' aad
wet correct lafamatiott of Oat pasted to that place as the
arrival of Mr. lime. &c." was received from the imamate
only this wearaittg. with the Manchester pest-mark. dated
the 11th. sad the Londe* peg-mark dated the Mb. Our
Correspoadeot • ill do right therefo►e, by enuring* the
emir of the latervesiag delays whether accideatal sr de-
signed.
OSA 111111 104110“011.

PRICK OF STOCKS TH
Keel Sack
3 per tear. Red. 74e}
I per Cott Con.. i I HIM
it per Cern. Sli
4 per Coil. SOH

ti DAV AT 014 k II I*/ Oelk.
1 brat OM. Sas. lolliiii
to/on Nem& 19 191 w.
Low Aw. 19 9 16*
Itselow..e. KW. 12 3 N.
Owneeir Niel
Act. 71i411.

Cowie far

THE STATESMAN.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 13, 1319.

The Ministerial Primo,' are perpetually abusing
the Reformers es enemies to their reentry, wherries
theism endeavouring to pr t the veil enemies of
the cnentry from longer proliog upon its vitals.—
What, can such men us our Ministers, who keep up
so prodigious e Standing Arm. even in time of 'ogee.
sod Issiog a les of three millions on the People In
the 61th year of a peace. be considered @skived, to
their country ! Oh, shoo.siahroll men if you can
believe that. Aye. aye. they love the good things,
the good places, the good pensions, of the country it is
en that ground the Minister., and their corrupt and
venal supporters, love the country so dearly.
Lord IlasuowaT (DUDLEY R Tntß) loves it with
situate affection, because he receives set of its coffers
es follows:—
Earl of Ilanstower. Tonne of rive Britt*
Museum. Ills" %wood of Thermo t Lord
Prot/tot of Me Colors'
Rehnfon.—The Ribßeese. Jailge-Arlirsirose.
flowebs4l.rs& be. s,o6ol.tTurmas It Co oloboloarr of Keene.
sod ACI mew. nt liewral SIM Dine. 14011. a old
Hon. 11. Kassa, fillst..p of Olne.elter, are alt blethers to the
Earl.
Lord LI aitcouet has 'seedy inks the cease for
loviog it, as it bestows its blessing on him in the fol.
lowing wordy :
Earl of tlettosione. fleeter I. Colonel of the 16th
Dragoon. Gnaw of Poomsemih. •
Deputy Ranee of *Wm,
Coneroor ittelte; al Min. 43
tars College
Maws of lb It. hes to the
. ROO
Kieft .• • ...
--------- of so the I.P.evo SOD
Cottons. Lady of the Q•sertis
.... big— 10100

Flak

Such motives as these we have 11,441, are strong
ono' in self•irrterested mind., for loving tbi...er once
riclsand still credal's, Cesspit,. Now sbesffresios is
which the Reformer holds his country consists in his
desire and detelosination to shake some of the—not
pillars down bet, committers off the trees growing on
its land, and which would, if left to themselves, con•
sense the fair fruit of its honest and iodastrioes inha-
bitants' %Ansa.
We are gravely told in a ?..real, which Is as tree
as the Son, that the Whip and 7'oriss are disposed to
forget their political differences in a common defence
of the Constitution against the designs of the Reform-
ers. Ah ! who gave that Pepe/ authority to say so
meth ? We moot, we will not, believe the parties
mentioned are jointly so disposed. We know many
Whigs, and we know some few Thies, bet we are
glad and ready to say, that among those of the former
class with whom we are ululated, net one Is dig.
posed to fosse the spokee•of coalition. No ; they
w sold say, we msy be afraid of mischief from the over•
warm seal of the Refmmers ; bet that fear shall net
drive es into a conspiracy with the cold-blooded
views of the Tarim', which would inevitably impel
the country to its rails.

Montreal Papers have come to band.
Ilitt.irse, Jam 19.—Orders have bee* wolfed
by the Greco packet, for the immediate discharge of I
almost every penes employed is his Majesty's Naval
Yard sod Hospital. Those establishments are no 1
longer to be kept op. The ships of war on Ibis I
station are Is future to receive, at Bermeds, what.
ever repairs they may require. The. Hostearable
Commission*, Woosuousr, returns to England is
the Active, shortly ?spitted from Quebec. His Ma-
jesty skip Mersey artiv.d at Quebec hem hence, on
the 30th June. Ilis Esc.Henry the Earl sad her
Ladyship the Coenteu of I/imam:us were to leave
this place on the Sib lost. ea a visit to the Falls of

Mega's.
The Collie's! Seeste bop• their Sittings at Der.
Isola es the titli of Jose, after the esstowary M.
Ants fro■ the GOVPIIIOI% There was nothing pact'.
islet Is tit• Srocbt bat a reaoentsdatioa to rolide

farther ',twit, against enniegions diseases, which ere
stated to be ea the increase.

DestAnano, Jona 11.—We Aft happy to state,
tbat'ille important stiletto( mar is likely to soder
a considerable alteration as to ha import &item.—
Thls duty series, it is well knows to the siercestile
world, according to the segregate average inserted in
the London Gazette. The market hes been for a
lowish of time so eaceedingly depressed, end the gii-
nivel prices at a deduction so considerably, that there
is toes every probability of the duty being reduced
t,. to 31. per cwt. The present ditty en West India
British Plantation Muscovados is 30i. per cwt. This
avenge waste be taken on the sth ult.
St. 101111, N. B. JULY 6.—The ship Protector,
Sissetorr, hence for Grommet, timber lades, street
ota a reef of rocks, shoot three miles, N. W. off the
N. W. point of Briar Islam!, en Satarday last, at
11, A. M. She remained there about half as hoar,
daring which time the rudder unshipped, and the vessel
strained so much, as to make a considerable gums.
Ithy of water, which kept both peeps going till three,
, P. 111. when she completely cleared, and kept so with
lone pump; after temporarily ro.shipping the redder,
she proceeded for this port, and arrived en Sunday
morning. Ili' sines discharged her deck load, end is
now bawling in to the wharf to ascertain the damage.
The beerier( of the above reef is erroneously laid
down le several charts W. by N. seven miles by
compass. whereas the tree bearing is N. W. distant
three miles from the N. W. point of the island.

The Ministerial Papers out-reason themselves, as 'I
Macbeth observed of his ambition, which " o'erletps
itself, and falls on W other side." In 'peeking of
the disturbances sad dirgeietedes which now prevail,
these writers ask, who would have believed sock
things could happen in England, a country hereto-
fore more famed than any other, for the loyal sod
peaceable demeanour of its inhabitants I If so, and
it is true, what do Ministers not deserve for throwing
such a country and its megal inhabitants isto con.
fusion and clamour. They observe, also. that every
year the number of the pretended Reformers, bet
natty Revolutionists, eocreeses ; how mach the ri-
vets, of paternal, then, must the Coverament be to
ea/ender so many secret anemias to it
In the 'resent sent to the Srsrismaw from Stock.
port (not of the latest dale), a circumstance is tout-
firmed, that Mr. !limes reception at the ILiaion
Rooms was highly flattering to his popularity, for
that a band of music was provided for the occasion,
and struck op I solemn sod petrlosicaire, and
continued pla)ing for some time. A person, ins mi.
lilacs attire, and another of the name of Joist( Ito.
after !ATP Of obtained admis-ion, with
the evident design of creatiaa a dismantler, to which,
hooey*, (says our Correspoodent), through the good
son,e of 00 roll/4p present, they did not succeed.—
" Mr. II cwr retired about nine o'clock in the even-

Inc"
'rho Morning Post, which accident sometimes
throws in our way, has motel us of Iwo escoeil•
Wile. by lis thundering deliencietions against all
professed Revoaaces es concealed Itivouresontiss.
[I No one can now say thst inmost is as .4 dull es a
',Port.' for it is fell of fire! Is calls upon the
;Mfti
gen
re
ii sat,:
:ir.s
tishwfe thhome: In::: •
so. i :
the
s tit:
incipienti
,fe.ii;
it !to l ow st
rebellion
iai :it e ,riit ago.
id;
Het rebellion is a fine sonorous word: much better
than definer or sedition, which are too common and
mean in sound. The unhappy, oppressed, and insulted
creator's, the Post qualifies with the same of rebels,
have so arms in their hoods, end ales, we Peer, no
arms to their coats! 66 When a Postman shooed
him where a Nobleman, who bed rebelliously borne
arms against him, lay very hosourably entombe.l,
and advised the Kin to deface the monument ; he
said, No, no ; but I would that ell she rest of mine
enemies vetoes honourably entombed."
Some boys have cried about the streets the arrival
of her Royal Highness the Princess of Witurs. The
Princess het not yet arrived, bet Is expected every
slay. Various (and indeed some siren.) coojeeteres
Ism been bass oiled es to the motives that could have
iodated the Princess to revisit a country where so-
thing any longer remained to mite her interest, eis.
thing to Mimi her retards, and to which it was sips
posed she had bade a final adieu. Hot the most pro-
bable aaaaa a is the suit which is now pending in
Chancery. where her Royal Highness is a Plaintiff,
end the Earl 44 Levearoor. and Count Musteete
Defendants. It is said, that in consequence of some
doubts which bete been entertained respecting the
validity of e certain iostromowt on which the ism of
that suit depends, the presence of her Royal Highness
is indlspensibly necessary to remove the same; and
that without such a promediag she will Dot be side to
recover the property she sues for. Her Royal
Highness Juts right to meet her enemies face to face.
The very idea of her sever relenting to this country,
would bate given au opportunity for a thousand
falsehoods to be raised against her reputation.
Jett nu Mot.—!Mr. N•stt, the Prince's architect,
hes been giving his Royal Highness a grand dinner
at Cones, having had many a one from the Prince's
palace and perm In the desert was an edifice raised
in pastry, the met model of the Pavilion et lirigh
iota, in'the recesses of which, and between the pit•
tits of barley sugar were ranged beautiful cut
gi , fell of custa;ds, whips, and creams. Upoo
the host's lady asking the Royal Guest, which past
of the building he woeld attack first— he warred
the cream lino (the Kremlin). Escelleot. mid Si'
B. ULOOlllll\ 1.1), that comes near to illerlborosigh 1!
The whole company laughed so loud sod so heartily,
that as well as their sides the very colonnades shook, so
as to let the whole seperstrsetsre flown, and appear •
beautifol rein, wish a greet portion of the pediment
ficadresting against that of the Prince, and which droll
circumstance occasioned the Marquis of Aeoetme
to ob that two heads are always better than one :
so are two legs also, my noble Dragoon, rejoined
Admiral CAIIPIELL. In this way did the conrivisl
party keep on their stilts (not woodart legs) till • try
. surly boar is tits Romig.
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