The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-30 00:00:00

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the opinion
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sliS of califs.
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I others of the
Clip of distill-
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bottom. of the

it „Pelee. was
s and person
indolence for
e loss of her
roes enquiries
health was—
itTeren t night,
rid ili.hoess
ce of HMI*
.oyal Dachas
Kauai visited
shwa el
bid mention,
id artist loss
sitor.Gentral
a Welber of
the bad news
la :Vines nes,
DO men to•be
poen arrived
Spanish Go.
ins would not
n into prison,
s from Rome.
tinsequence of
It GARAI had
re losing 72j.
week is the
neat, seppos.
nder it neces-
sities. in both
by the laltOr
prorogued at

i Meeting, at
" that Mr.
hem upon in.
, in many in-
the House of

,pposed to his
istice te.thoir

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approaching
are, propneed
;onatitatioreat
ly yielded to

:hat there are
stable of the
Iskers, pray-
pt consider the
abolished the
ore have tot
stry ports in
terminei but
sesplainiog of
pm, to which
be breed with
tlao thefized
tiny months.
Per Trade has
nopolists orer
Pic Meglstria*
to weekly re.
deration, and
hope Parlia•
necessary st•
tt too lase to
of the tower
stly hops sod
have already
with waler ;
something to
ibtainment of
r. or wee may
.he sprint !",-
•me down one
the notices in
a very coml.
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_TOIRVILC9IO.4.II3•"II Is a Callollo jet (
Giuntester tAty. , . . , We eril ltsltiesly •
bPPPY I. 1110elt *file' Re*
.......5 ...-..--, Is no looser doebtfel. ". fits mt
Two, ern toe e'Orldidaroo too poork .1.. -Wiiiiiite retell tor the Bir
T*9 ws fete „........i... snood.. 5.61g1i of fsetialleft, lei,
peered, and all the ether Costish Bereeghs Imo
ire sederstaad„ to be desperately *Detested. • coption by the Electors Ns been egeeltjt - 'llll4
OLitehlieldi. it is toweled Oat the Hon. T. An. Ms f"11•Als b" bmeereble 56 theft PrfoClPlelk.• .
Robert wine hes long filled a large and interesil
gee will oche bis SWOON 40 the Visas.
.ggr. Ammon gene. sod mr. Broadbent (M. space le public eheereatioe, while ',revery relation '
sa; lir Boom) haw Aram tboanotan as condi. and ender every circemstenee, he has conciliated thel
_air. for
cis Borough of sedbeer, lo opposition to admiration and esteem of his countrymen in
even where a disparity of political feetiogs may hate,
Toe- peeemte agelehltes, lir ..I. C. Hippisley and C.
raised cavils about the motives to his conduct. A
wygits Os+, and that tows already experiences all
cldealroes spirit of enterprise, a frankness of charso.l
omb, zgag a matested .Itioctiou.
the b
eOli Esq. of aresenter, has attuouund. ter, and a high sense of honest., amid not fail of
Jos being appreciated by a generous People ; and we
his inteetiou of costing forward to *represent that
place
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the
tuning Gomm conks. Mr. crippa believe that there are few Englishmen, who, Wag
acquainted with the distinguished Services of Sir am'',
reprseeted that Indepiedent Borough is two former
bort Wilson, and the proud testimony borne to Me.
Part(ameets. achievements by foreign Potentates, are not ashamed
Reenter, MAT 11111••• The ease of fedepeedence
is
comootoly
ravoughaot here; the Ministerial can. to leers, that the British Government alone
Aides, Mr. Wetland (the intimate friend of the 'PP"? either insensible to his writs, or is pre-
chlecenor of
the Bsohnoor), who has been novas,. 'eaten by some unworthy motives from granting
log
the
Borfeet
one two
run, finding swam ho.. Nita those mounts to which military services have
less enders the beetten of Pitt, has hewed rhastaLi. twee usually entitled. In fact, Sir Robert Wil-
es, has been bonneted by every powerful Prince,
ord of Rineeonloneet and Reform, and now boasts of
in Europe, swept his own Sovereign. He has been
Ms independesee of Minieters and
merit ; end with this fact before us, it is not very complete dissect
&moored by those who witnessed his conduct and
from most of the measores of his friends, and Ms de•
termination, if elected, to give them `•a pat from the who may be preowned to be tolerably good judgl ts of
line's paw." To prove his sincerity, instead of at.
difficult to determine whether
tending the dinner of a small party who call them.
anguishe the British Ministers, was
dan officer by the neglect of so dis.
selves •s The CIO)," Mr. W. paraded the streets
sore disgraceful to them or to him. It is not for
deriee the afternoon, Informieg several Electen
as to divine the causes of ibis strange neglect on the
whom be met that be was not a Pittile!!!
part of the Government of this country, but if, hi.
SCOTS ES.ECTIOIM.•-•-The contest for the County of
Roo,
between Mr. marimosie a" Mr. Fraser, la no deed, as some will inert, it has resulted from the
observations to the world—because
longer doeWsi, though the latter &manias k
his opinions and observations freedoso with which Sir Robert Wilson has given
backed by all the political 'Aosta of the Heise of
be has wintered to question the jostles of certain
Seafortk, who have formerly Considered the Gouty
as a Nerdy Borough for which they had only to
principles sew in favour at the Courts of Rings, and
nminate the Member. Me. Mackenzie has the en. more Peculiarly patronised by the British Cabinet—
o it epeets, upon the part of our Rulers, a littleness
byireeseledbaisdueprr
in
nt
his
tfbeamermpjer,,
siodty
hise stahme Is
is
of mind which would be merely contemptible, if it
did not augur the most injurious
The County of Lanark is still closely invested by resells to the cha-
racter and welfare of the country. He may be now
Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. C: B. who has lately
in some degree considered as appealing from the Ca.
been reinforced by a picked corps of fresh assiliaries
binet to the People-from the party prejudices of a
-bet th eseteen of &shrew, or as they are called in
seemi-ooportikaroi Deross.
will, with the gallant few individuals, to the justice of such a portion of
the nation as may be supposed to speak the general
Admiral et their heed, be compelled to Cat and run
sentiments; and that his Judges may be the better
In the fed. The friend, of Lord Archibald Remit-
enabled to appreciate his use,
pro-
ton see still the prevailing party, and no doubt is eawe beg leen to
sent the following simple enumeration of his recent
entettained of hie Lordship's being re:elected as the
ludepeedeot Representative of that
writer in the Edinburgh Review:—
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t EAST INDIA-HOUSE. 46 Si are the campaigns in Egypt awl Poland, he has served
•..s`-is the Peninsular war, and la the memorable campaigns in
Russial„Germany, and hart:,
twhehle:silledra
ficriDi the overthrow ..4,
A General Court of Proprietors of East India Honapirte's dynasty. '
Stock was held yesteeday at the Compaey's.house in tied success with which ise• ratted andettisenieprllnedirthePst:r
ttaniainht:gion, all the. civil. and military authorities in Por.
Leadenhall.stroet, pursuant to public adeertisement.
The usual forma having been gone through, a fa. entails print:reel ;Cr lfsisamallie fa"nriantioSnpoar,thist„riedrge.
foundation of tbe sandert.i.po maser, of arming the Portugts. re,
riety of Doetteentt (the Adel of which were read),
to which
which -1101 been presented to the posse of Courses Of
of the suer sr in the war is justly awrib . d.-
Of by movements with it in the field, the best occount may be
elute the last Court, were laid en thetable. . found in the intercepted dispatches of the French Commanders
The CHAIRMAN (John Paulson, WIWI dated, Vie complain of its meting Urea wherever they marched. nod
autilittawysesAleakb
000ftiot
tashemirmatimaanrecaamurgnes than ii ever was.-
that the Court was convened, in order that thee* be
laid before the Proprietors the draft of 9, OM, sow in which mere given le evidoece as his trial forydre aka oft La.'
progress through the House of Comm.as. for cease. riarrce"aellae.ropiet:l!!rervaaidrrelait that imihr° in the Hritilh army
!Mating the *mull Acts retstiVito the Hiring of the thus this truly antglt ottre;.atilicalinraarrtri,oorsuar ill 114(4141 9
Competty's Shipping, . with she Emperor er, describes him, in his dispotelies to
The Bilikaving been read by the Clinto.-• soweaber, i SIR. as baying be. is in every anion, ' had
Mu every reaseriable occurrence.' And in Noveiblser,
Mr. Hums rose, and, in a speech of ameliorable he agaio says. ulna 'it has been the constant practle;al Oho
lo,lna,jor.Getteral L,Sir Robert ss ikon), throughout gbh and the
length, impaled the whole of its enactments, ;seep!
meeee that
that connected with the last dense, as being . cafes). has take campaign, wilgicnltirielYacelsvr'll:lnsirtlibils'ro7nifil (adds bit
latest to otortern the esisting Shipping System. That Lorthhip) he was with one of the moraine parties g and Ins ad.
System, he °hewed, which had been established slweariteilhshottlit cirie7l7l:chiliirciet'N itartsd linitlrejViitclive whicht tsh(P)lTeeltse.
after a strnagle of 16 years, was sanctioned by the played on every occasion, have conciliated fur the miasma
late Right Wm. (levity Dundee, and by the erncur- of all OfScers or every rank aod nation who have bee* wits
,sosef
rthvescine..,aniiiiiunivbiel:seeriainly done
le grhei!tiered.d it to his Sim.
Trent Resolutions of the Court of Directors and Pro- 1-1144.41 e,
prialOre. As there was no immediate necessity for iedgin the signal services relineernesd I:ll.erSir, Roberts:LlP
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the Dill, he wished that it should be suffered to hie capacity ; and perittei, if' we rightly understand the et
January, 1813, the failure of the negociations wish Ilse eleceii
over till neat Session of Parliament. in a great me/ nitre to his ioierposition. The following is she
Mt. GRANT defended the Bill. ft was necessary account given bi Sir Charles (now Lord) Stewart. is
to prevent the principle on which the existing Shipping •
dispatch to
toAlelna;ndeCretilseirsvrafk. olfsisthae of lea.,
System etasetiabliehed,from being wholly destroyed,to be eritson's sErviccs, in presence 11:f the Allied Army
. I rode out in the pate of his lin•wrial Majesty. who went
adopt rettain•modifications, in order to meet tho es.
rioust•notiltgencies to which Kaman a train were liable, alonggfrlnihe linoei!antada:l"a 7acelyaavelliali'll el"..aistilb;het7 thhee ,7,71,1:::
and .which At the eomMeticemout of a contract that rounded Isy his (Wneral ond Ot.if Oltarcen in she from of the
troops, on call Sir Robert Wilms" tvi.him, amid to address in hiei
would probably last for fourteen or twenty years it p mom dtuteriog.prech, in *Melt hr. Imperial Majesty stated.
Vas impessiltli; to foresee. that he tippe.eiai.., iiie orrice. gallantry aid trot, throughout
Mr. ELPHI snout eondemned the casting system, the whole waist they de ervi4i.: dust. ill tritiminny of which he
et a most 'vicious time, but as the present Bill - mos it! date'... aimit7har6t :lie
re;
on
bite
irotrillidtdo i et
:art:: Order
of
better than thou which bad 9 preceded it, he did sot tifylog mesatt. He 'heti directed General rogeirastaky tot..ke
Ids Gran from hia petit. I,lld he delivered It to Sir Robert wet.
mean to oppose it. we Lord Stewart theta expresses' with the honesty of a
• M. G stA re stand, that the present Shipping Sys- win soldier. • the pride be felt at soling a c.eaputioa a arum
tem had saved the tompael hall a mitila of money. thus decorated illftuut of the Allied Army.' The Emperor.l4
Mr. Phew:Molts. denied this position, and was alesser
tktrer s:r with his gland,
ar* soma Tilleitlitilfillinft..tt
quite read. to ergo* the point with the HOC. Direeter. la the butt el !SI arm, with the Wee et St. Ottiiim frill
Mr. 1). K ortoni* ebereved, that the Bill, widish leads* *gPPlastmlOsoloeoll we the &West%
he understood to be the work of the President of the 611441.6% "1.'1'17 stocked you to 16valee4
-to Ows eitillbsot vetoer awl demise ettubieb bees ee
Board of Contrite', was mash more worthy of a eye-wstser 0 the battle of ialiaee INC 'atete .
writer of Poetry.then of • gran Stateliest), her to other Prods tof lorsolS4l* —11."" bY all ate his"dwimiddat
dot eeselliesil army.' &suer testieseeis. te Ilds
his hurnhlecompteltensioe le was 'dotty Gni tarelEgeborue by :honk:ger Preesibeed lbsperer-etiosetie;
There was no immediate secasicin for say eleallere Too lithltreo. OPPOW codemiagnre Ms hie Order of
on this tab 1, end therefore he eemosived - isli fgt. ebe. Ewe, rimed, Ibe Cram aria litilitarz Me of
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Inavitinkthe Oaken whom lie reeseroeided. Tie Infer roe
nets and widest the tombs peorteediass midi respect bile ler Gisnd Cross of Marie Tbasese, aa Grier et tbeldgeess
to it ought to be postponed. dlstlMdin. which has bet* bept levrinene pen, Wig CoO.
A.- Ina topes of the WA •■•,■11"11,01111e *Woes. Teem fret-
elect,
Lowouso was al" a •Piele°‘ Olt this 13111 s Meet Were indeed sekeeW -e
try all the Miehmen and
ought oofto be passed, n the present Session. In the Cowinatittees in the conspaluparreseib4eapet fq by the Prior*
course of ma sync*, ibe nolk, Propane" inneighad Menernlch sad biteLeirillea . who repeatedly
expreseed to the HA Aasheonlor • she obligations be lay
strongly against thetowdeet of She Court 44 OirOCtOns soder to Sir It. V, for the listed assistance rendered ms
who had Witted .this interest me their hoods, in may occamess._ _ Oet moat ranketart yse Leipsic. when he was
raventheielehtiesoand
whole
Macomb: ab
tea Ledlerttro of the Austrian
England, free five to fiver per Cent., by wMob hie
father lost 1010001. Its believed, while the Interest ---
ilogiggitl='.
in this coentey wes lodised to a peace rate, it was
contiseed at a war rate In India. This was rank- By a second 't Order," Mr. lkooottaw has de.
ItAselled strong-it locked es if the Court of Direr- minded lust only the Statutes of Wise:Aster Col.
lege, but also " the last year's amain. of that
foremost only onshore to serve their 'noosed nephews,
establishment; prescribleg twat, o'clock on Thurs•
while they paid no attention to the Public:
• Mr.. Aldermen Avotns igried perfectly in the
day last, as the time for 11,...eiriseien eillibillei...
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principle of the Bill, bat conceived the messes* might (Courier. .)
be postponed,' Witbeet inconvenience, till nest Session. day
Scotch Gentlest's, who ass to loon the ether
,-,.. iim.Roar own ink!, . the measure bad bees fully •
day for the purpose of wing , his eon of a
nk-ne_toll_Oree. Butt .**, -I hub
considered in the Coerce( Directors-they had given 230000 Nut went lute Billirts 'li I ;tit:
i heir enema to it—:thitereat body of the Proprietors seeing so assay clerks, so snag steitigeret
appeared to like the Bill, and, ender these circuses. a tioantitY d_ Pa
some parts of his 49 Capitals), he magi
'fences, fps saw no good reason for 'postponing it.
blr. flung moved a long amendment to alto- getinto the BRDit by mistake- but his error was soon
Viva, "That the Coen do approve of the latheidl3i' rectified by Mr. B. who politely begged Mm to wilt
in .. Li t+ he condemned the meson., and called ea a‘ few sinettis, and he would gee
.him 'a
drift..-
• Gide troth !" Reclaimed. the aletionian, Iw s a
the Court of Directors to petition Parliameat Chet it
should net pass into a law until the whole of .the gawner to "ft° sic
_a here."-"blunder. I bon weet "Itnifb
there's RIO Sinking Fund No, Iffir,"! "Tu.
Company's Shipping System was examined:
ins Mr. Bon; •+
delights to rain het softiies; , , ,my Fond is Fortran . I
:Poly
The amendment,
on a straw of hoods, woo mop.
igea, and i Wit,' igi nil motion carried in (heallsoative. i VIM them
who
frostsinking.", 4 .Ho itl .1
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P 01414; git*Hribio4lriro
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irk stew pialmiliont she Bank of goateed heir.
mays from time to time, that they will roseate cads
psyseets stp toes es circumstances shall aeon there
are stones see bellows. that consider this Company ,i+
much better tight ail that of a Debtor, who, thong t,
eat yet (Insetted among the " Whereas's," boasts
of his *radii and capital, which, to he sere, are every
when bet where they sight to be—evailable to the
payment of his debts. However 'rich simile, " *spoor
ing" may impose opens the Johnity Ramo end the Sr
son Stagger of the system, it requires Dorset Welch
.of wisdom to perceive that the present Bank of Berg-
land will never again homier their notes—in other.
words, pay in specie; whilst It appears equally
truism, that lentil this be effected, the rate of es.
change, and the advantage of commerce, most ear
he against es s—to sects a state of obsolete deraage-•
meet has a persevereustin the Pitt system redeem'.
our affairs.—ln refinencaAjkieech a mass of corrals-
dots sod worse tliaaAbudikh it may net be amiss
to give the sonirg4tl lUttotiens Tory, lilt,
Home, who, rho 1,. might pass with the
r pious and saintly Sidesouth, Vansittsrt, and Co. as
very excellent religious character, because a friend-
to "social order."—Give we now the predictions of
a sceptic. This the reader may think a strange alma
maly : be it so. Bet anomalies are not such strewn
things now-a-days, and are easily recoecileable b7-w
those who have an interest in the state jollities. ,
[uo nvue's ESSAY ON PUBLIC citron]
46 For why should the case be so different between
the Public and an individual as to made or *swab
different maxims of conduct for each ? Public stating
Wag a kind of piper credit, have all the disedaii•o
tages attending that species of money. They bait
gold and silver from the most considerable asessefele
of the State, reduce them to cosmos oireidatioet, iikd
by that means render all provisions and laboar dearest
than they would otherwise be. The toles whisk aim
levied to pay the interest of those debts are apt Obeli
to heighten the price of labour, or to be en appals.
sion to the poorer sort. The taxes being all mort-
gaged, what difficulty to find new ones Wbat yes.
ation and ruin to the poor! Is this unnatural state
of society the only persons who possess any reverie*
beyond the immediate Pacts of their industry are
the stockholders, who draw almost all the rent of
land and houses, besides the produce of all the Cos.
toms and Excise. Theaters the men who have no con.
nexion with the State, who can enjoy their revenue in
any part of the globe in which they chose to reside, who
will naturally bury themselves in the capital or In great
cities ; and who will sink into the lethargy of a stupid
and pampered luxury, without spirit, ambition, or en-
joyment.-- Adieu to all ideas of nobility, gentry, and
family. No impeding remains for preventing or sup.
pressing insurrections bet mercenary trade% No
expedited remains for resisting tyranny. ELECTORS
ARE SWAYED SY BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION ALONE;
mad the middle power between King and People being
totally removed, A GRIEVOUS DESPOnsE .tart infalli-
isly prevail. The land-holders, despised for their,
:poverty, and bated for their oppressloes. will be et.
terly enable to make any opposition. We have al.
ways found where a Government hes mortgaged ell
Its revenues, that it decimally sinks into a state of
,languor, inactivity, and impotence. I most confess
that there is a strange eoptoeness, from long custom,
crept into all ranks of men with regard to pehlie
debts. it must, indeed, he one of these two Otitis
—.EITHER THE NATION GMT DESTROY PUBLIC CRE-
DIT, OR PUBLIC CREDIT WILL DESTROY THE NATION.
it is impossible that they can both subsist, after the
Ilastmer they have hitherto been managed in this as
well as some countries. It is more probable, that
the breach of national faith will be the nccesvary
fed of wars, defeat:, rnitfortunes, and public culo-
,taisies, or seem, PERHAPS. OP YICTOHIES AND CON-
QUESTS I!! For to this it tent. as naturally as an
animal body to its dissolution and destruction."
Eurnevrrost.-1 P spirit Ili emigration to Ame.
Tics (say the Irish I'vp.o, is on the increase, nor
tau we wonder at this, when •we consider the stale
t ► which the country is reduced by an overpowering
taxation, and the decreased means of paying
Another cause is, that those of our countrymen who
take op their abode in America, almost invariably
Clod pressing invitations to their relatives and friends
to profit by their example,: and go even so pd. as Aso
outage passages for them in ships leaving the Ame-
rican ports for Ireland, Atconclosive proof that these
emigrants And the !Jolted States an advantageous
place of residence. .•
Oa the 30th silt. the Ontario and the Ilion, sailed
from the pod of Dublin, fell of passengers for New
York, marry of' them weatiliy people.
On Tuesday (Mb) the John Dickenson, sailed from
the port of Dublin, fell of passengers,- for Phila.
delphia--a Quaker family, and other wealthy people
in the cabins. The regret is, that it is those who
Conkflioe at home who are deserting the country, "the
[distressed labourer and starving artisan have scathe
mesas of escaping from the scene of their wretched-
ness and misery.
The Petition lately presented to the Amerie,an
Congreis by the Emigrant Irish Society of New
York, praying for a tract of land 'for the settlement
of Irish emigrants, proposed to the Secretary of the
Treasury, that be should be at liberty to reject ap.
plications, sinless the applicant emigrants should be
satisfactorily recommended to some of the Irish Bei.
grant Associations as industrious men ; that lee con-
tractshouldbemadeasith any emigre nt, unless be arould
engage to improve at least 20 of each handfed acres,
and erect a tenement suitable for his abode; that no
contract should be binding upon the United States
unless such amigramt'had made this improvement, sod
fully paid for the land contracted for, which was not
to exceed £4O acres for each settler, at the rate of
two dollars per acre, on it credit of four years for
one-third, eight years for **other third, atiOliatlve
years for the fast Instalment; sod. further, 014 in
every instance, when seeb Rereads allesllo DOC be
complied with at the exPtititibiker sick links., the
Secretary if the Tressoriiiiiald cease tiseltiel tq be
sold for the benefit of the COvernesii,ttt. "I " A►
GENERAL OiltetibAllt.
To I= Cmerollass or Rummel oatina.-,-1 do hereby isg
to give notiee„.yoa are sot to pay owl further sus on my ac-
atom to my late Traveller, George Alice, l having found it ne.
emery heshooM quit my service.
Par put usil (owe favouts, 1 am, with rad r."
ICHACT"
jeer ti very truly,
Mocking stoweroctory, 114, Loodon.road-
loodtwork, May 94, 1818.

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ad the ll4lllll- COEW&MY Is a Csaille" Jr t V.' taffaibily • :•• wk
• ere bPppy to tie* eeteilt4eo atm, peolsislaos Ow Rank of Eaglasd
Giotwoestor uti.. , . , ,
now are lee eemlklates for Pawky's, du he Wilsars reser* ter the Bonnet of Sootitatfoite. * OM* ft* ties le time, that they will roseate
re the engin Bretton, Is no longer doebtfat.:. His its.'Pefemete *gee*. es eirasessteace* shalt albeit
Ossilpotind. and the *thee Covoisli Boroughs Ms
1 Promo - ception by the Electors Ns been 44.614 ' ' ibt are acne, le Isollovo. that consider this Govan
in soderetaad, to be desporately **Detested. •
his foams gad bonoomeis to twit prbitotelkilinso mach bettor light thet that of a Detstor, who, th
•AtLittiblieldi• it is e
s. Om the Hon. T. An. oat yet (Insetted alarm* the " Whereas's," b
Robert %Vine has long foiled a large and interestioi
gig still ofie bit writs. to the Minters. of ilia *radii and capitals which, to he sores are I
WilitiFilii+vi
.0". Alderman to sod Mr. Brisadbent (M. Vacs la public abeervatioa, while itrevery Medea,
and under every circemstence, he has conciliated the where bat where they *sight to be—Bailable t
ceptlen at st,e r. .flir &yam') hies *OM tieesteises as Candi- .
At. for
chi Bennie, of sedherf, in opposition to admiration and esteem of his coentrymen in general, payment of his debts. However sochlimilst 66 hl
Nipd -II: - even where a disparity of political feelings may have leg" ~m,
____,__ay impose
. apes the 14", "1" sod a
) ' ') 3Z p' "t Mosillons Mr .1. C. Hippisle3r and C.
spare :Air
. • . raised cavils about the moans to his conduct. A 'ft" Inuniateeet the systems it retl4ireg "Vied si
writs, Os+, *tut that tows already Impedances ail . of wisdom to perceive that the present Barth of
chivalrous spirit of enterprise, a frankness of chine-
' •14‘tledelbe. the triode zgeg a eeetested Ifilectloo. land will never again honour their notes—in
gati.af arasaaatar, has sahattaced lir, wad a big MIS" of honour, could not fail of
0460 of g Joel* being appreciated by a generous People ; and we words, pay in specie; whilst it appears ego
ed hi ill. No, his iotooliso of coming forward to •represent that believe that there are few Ei.shhaen_ who, being truism, that until this be effected, the rate e
of sir R.. change, and the advantage of commerce, most
. Place ill. cussing Gigaral gfrAti". Mr' CriPPI acquainted with the distinguished'
vertices
ck tbi lite tea reproosted that Inderiodent Bereegh is two former
Wrt Wilson, and the proud testimony borne his. he against s"—t• such a state of absolute den
to 4.
Partiameate. meat has a sever in the Pitt system re
A__(.. achievements by foreign Potentates, are not ashamed
arrive/tit the s
R111101"4, MAY 1411... The MOW of 1441111114 wen that the British Government atone oar affairs.—ln referoacnipo each a mass of co
in which they T is cosoplesely triosophsat here; the Ministerial Coo. to • Isau'r
a____ppea.c.rseith_ soar insensible to
ushols.yrritri_ts, or is pre- Ilea and worse that4l6llBoth # may net he
of • Ceseations dictate, Mr. Wiliam! (the Intimate friend of the
ney ti eS from grants g ~
0 to glee the son '" Ai notorious Tory
!fair about the Chsecellor of the techeile ),
or who has been canvass. ''t °by I°
Mai those ',wants to which military services have "'mei .he MO .A.,
.2-1 might pass wil
iff ois Sinday ling the Borough Demi.° Yeste' nadin "gee" 491". bees oseally entitled. In fact
less enders the bsehen of pin, boo hoisted the mead-Robert vori -pious and saintly Sidasouth, Vansittsrt, and Ci
, Sir i -
hes been hoiso.red by_ every. powerful Prince very excellent religions character, because a
and of Rosseoghaeot and Reform, and now boasts of ,S"
n Europe, escept his own Sovereign. He has been to " social order."—Give we now the predicti
- • his independeace of Ministers and complete dissent '
honoured by those who witnessed his conduct, and a sceptic. This the reader may think a ,strangi
a to hie dates, from most fif the WISSOIItti of his friends, and his de•
who may be preowned to be tolerably good judglps of mall ' be it so. But anomalies are not snob si
Its this opinion termination, if elected, to give them " a pat from the
emit ; end with this fact before es, is is not very things now.a.days, sad are easily recoacileible
rity, Instead of at-
_,.,.
levereigus wilt Bon's psw.'' To 100'• his
serail - aisoceit to determine whether the neglect of so dis. those who have an interest in the state joggling
~, • •• ......... .party who call them.
anguished an (dicer by the British Ministers, was [raou nom% =SAT ON PUBLIC cotton
60.11fleill. with tending the dinner of a small
-.1.&a IA The Pitt Oath" Mr. W. Pendka_tb!!trarts Mara disnramdffil to them or to him. It is not for 46 For why should the case be so ditreient bi