The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-22 00:00:00

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' the PoisesV‘AMsdas, thee esslaed at 3(a-
llseirt. at Oasis. wlsers he intends' so
▪ "till& the Wm of his earthily. ,
Pewee Penes.—Fire per Cuts.. b E SO c.
• Acsiosarc •
piiK abed the wellArisher of his hlselpr
semi sieNdlillieu, though of a melanelsely
I . to spivalb what sommendelde mos* amd paid.
otism a kW of his hinds NNW. AEA lig ailik
the elmuzioes, the odious laws now ensile/ in elf
• : • Bottum of Parliament. Whatever bees
she quantum (some might say thee) if
impel Brilabi's legislators were held in before by
the people, it must of course be considerably di-
minished, by seeing both Houses labour*, as it
wets, day end night, to fogs shecisleilbr those
1:• wises they represeat, alter the manner of ship-
• wrights working doable tides to St out an esp.-
dition for the destruction of oar know-creatures in
some part of the world. Two Bilk hiring bees'
passed with an indecency of baste, so utterly re-
pageant tea grave anembly, tlg< Meeperes now in

.1 band are' to enchain the mind, the hobs being
already steered. The liberty of the Press is le be
abridged at all events: it will be so. Nesbitt.
now can stop the wicked career. Ministers have
acted like successful jugglers: they have surrep-
. titiously defrauded the country gentlemen of their
understanding, sad they have thereby obtained'
an augmentation to the standing army in the
moment after they boasted of the ailment* of
the probability of • permanent pease!! To
spend the people's substance is meintainieg
an army to deprive them of their Shirty, is • mast
unnatural use of power. We believe from wit very
souls, that nothing would appease the present
wrath of the people so soon as the disbandies
one-! alf of the old or standing army, and returning
the newly-called up veterans to their pe•coa
homes. How easily and how cheaply then aigt
the abused PRINCE RECENT purchase the red
will of millions, now in a stele of worse than ilia-
Ferenc* to his fame and name ! His Royal Highness
has surely the capacity to discern, that the hostile
and military array the ration is thrown into at this
time, is for the defence of the Ministers and not of
the Sovereign—it is to protect a set of men, among
whom one has been found guilty of violating the
pure source of national representation; of wound-
ing the life which a'..)ne is looked to' amble of
perpetuating '
out

of the people that venal destroyer of the people's
liberty which it has been the object of our ances-
tors to study to keep out of that temple. A temple
once defied in that open manner, falls into pope-
la:. or open contempt. The malignant blast of the
cast wind, passing over the fair blossoms of the
tree, may destroy its coming fruit more quickly, but
net more effectually than the blighting negotia-
tion for buying and selling seats in the Assembly of
the Nation; where all the public and pecuniary
transactions of the empire are carried on ! To
add to the offensive effect of this briber•, the 1
very President of the Assembly—a man whose
official person is enveloped in authority, and
whose head (better stored with knowledge and
the precepts of virtue than that of others, for so
it ought to be) is covered with a wig, so pre-emi-
nently large a to give an imposing gravity to his
whole countenance, was found to stand up and
justify the deed ; for it was more than extenuating
it, by declaring that the practice was as common
as the sun at noon day. What could the people
hope br, from their assembled agents, after such
an avowal from its presea ; from the Member se-
lected as the depository and expounder of the As-
nembly's boner—a man to whom a princely
salary, and a profusion of rich perquisites are
given and allowed by the people, in order to
. maintain Ma in their independent service.—
Now,lPihe fidelity genius of the people of Eng-
land (giersS4ilse, for nothing less than a Hercules
can this Augean4table); if such a
poiver, we gas, could have been stirred up at the
VOW to have taken the nook corrupt SZOIRETART.
Of BTATZ, and the venerable SPEAKER, " by the
•oass, and termed them oat of the Chapel," its
walls might have been less dented at this day, and
the example have been operating br the benefit of
the insulted and oppressed people ever sisce the
exposition of the diminish! occurrence. The trans-
action being slightly passed over, rather than se-
verely pealed, as it ought to have been, bas bad
the ogees of giving Parliamentary ceenteoance to
the Wanes; wine of bribery, thrown the national
Whirs loft krthet disealty and distress, and plunged
the people halo despair and rap. .

• we were filed to obnine, that in lad night's
Delelle, LW A. Radarins spoke of the absurd
offileisles, in proposing to apply 100,0001.
fa Mlle( of se* Chirellei in. flestiend, while
She per alheillood brine. deekke Or pet ea se
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frowning a ItU friar &waned'

Sow thit bipsilist fraliOt/Wit,
the.Libevtystthe hew lost spa i Hod*:

stilt =Oft itriel • M•lllier of Pdrllleneet pia
of his poeksi a. Ovals letter, and tenittein K nth
oil
isionnation as was observed really to Jamas
other allitibers in their Soildnet. Ili was dew
by Mr. It; Item& whew we have not the hoecierl
to know, bat who pet es in mind of • gesti•Maa
who; masa &Nap Web, was aceemenned to road
am tracts of letters tem bit ceastiteenta, till be was
discountenarieed is Ms preeeednig, by proving diet
1 he bad )osen played epos by e tee *stir istegsd.

Vienkt, Dec. 7.-11; Ministers assembled
this city display the greatest aMisity. Partial'
conferences am frequently held at midnight, a
some of them hare lasted until two o'slock A. s.

Meseta bus grant Stu ;
this YAW has libel kW.
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with' which alisiituse are charged,
sole attendee. nese is so liaise any= its
a change in the Constitutio• of the German Stales.
We expos. a (aveuraMe randt oe the ssiojest d
Serra essomeres. Many thatemork it is *tic.
of opinion that the mesas of the illittriat
i be suppressed.
Madras Gazettes to the !Ist of Avow have been
received. We mentioned, some time since, that
the principal inhabitants of this Presidency bad
held a public Meeting, at which it was resolved,
among other marks of their high estimation of the
services of the Goverrior•Gemenalb b present him
with a diamond star. The Nehie
ever, with a rare spirit of disinterestedness, der
elined this splendid lestiesosial of thole and
expressed himselloontented with the ideation, of
thus manifesting it. We regret to add that the
Noble Marquis has been slightly indisposed.—
The Cakeila Journal, of the of August, has the
following paragraph :
Yesterday, 'lease the pirdermasee of (Avis, Nervier
the tioversoramieral was respelled se leave the catbs.

dral from indispositios. The inzioty for his Lordship's
h•alth was shortly afterwards happily relieved by the
pohlication of the following Bulletin, whish appeared is
a fiovernment ltaxette Extraordinary. V.
thaL his Loni‘hip bad been unwe.l before he
to the catlwilral, and that the heat of the weedier
creased his indisposition

" It will be satisfactory to the pablie to lean, that the
indisposition of the Most Noble the Goveraor-Oesseal is
of a trifling natters., and that his Lordship is already
greatly recovered." ".1. blAcwstarta.M.D."
Sir I'. Hislop arrived at Madras tea the Wit of
I gone.

The Marchioness of Hastings arrived at Calcutta
on the 19th of JIM, in the eoonipeny's ship Wa-
terloo, having sailed from England on the 'Rd of

fillbe, and

lug appeared in The (leerier of lillOndai, illiding
to the reception given to Earl Grey at Alnwick,
we arc enabled to contradict it. the means
of a private letter from that tow:li fact was
that the Noble Earl was greeted by the unanimous
congratulations or the inhabitants, who assembled
in great timbers, notwithstanding the ankvour-
able state of the weather, and insisted on drawing
his carriage into the town. We have not yet heard
of a similar, or indeed any, compliment having
been paid to a certain Noble Duke on his return to
his residency in that lowa—(. himing Paper.)
A letter from Newcastle-epos-Tyne, dated the
19th instant, states, that a serials disturbance took
place in that town on the preceding night, occa-
sioned by the misconduct of some Ultra-Loyalists,
who, in a moment of intoxication, attached the
peaceable inhabitants, and committed several age,
of violence. Ihe affair soon because so eeriest, that
the Mayor and the principal Military Mews km the
place came forward, and an express was Nest te
the barracks for the dragoons, who loon appeared.
The people were now meth exasperated, and join-
ed in singing " Scots wba ha' wi' Wallace bled."
Every endeavour to persuade them t 9 diapers, was
answered by lend hums. The slingeiMm wanes
eupied in dispersing the pee* abeve two hark
' as when they had dented ewe piles, shoat; were
isatediately heard is another. Hewover, both
@Alien; and people escaped unhurt.
Thus were the inhabitants around from their
beds, and kept in a stale of anxiety wed aline dot
, several boors, by the prat:Lead
horses, and the clashing els It =lit
regretted that the constables were Net salad get
instead of the military, as a *sited likeitifitaft,
with half a doses of constables, weld 110110 lave Am
stored peace ; bet a semis ties K alergiets in this
country seem resolved to imitate the INto. is Ire-
land, and at every little lay le " sesd ler the army."
A Newcastle Paper eale--. Tigre has, we beer, bees
this week transmitted frees this isms to the Secretary
of State, an hutment white has been rigarded as an
unlawful wawa. As this may possibly maim sense
ease, it may set be improper I. date the 4:kamikaze's
respecting it. peck as Chef have bees veashad to as fee
fasts. The apprentice d" vallastteile: sew
amtilair tie Ids Ile
leaatiq of baud
with bharel4

AlMin COI4IW.PTIONISTS.
trWitAgne..44. jrd "V:rileir!4r

llissreauesasse.—Winely • has it MA mokrite4
tunny spasm of haw lavosition lb sure, seem er
lalhq r lierasibtas its etloasserr. M IMei was a bight-
'Ur." then
_win bona to* This is aloe true with es.
spat to the works of maws; ee noutra leerself is oss.
dismally is operation. aid sodoegolug soon eberge.
The duration of all minas is sot the saute those
fornied is wisdom will out-strip those of an opposite
esurfloaiso. Much also deports so the treatmeist of a
-system,

daring the maiority of its existence. At the
' Inesmatiem the home system receives • stamina, which
will *sable it t. etiet to a certain period, provided that
inideetal class 114817111.0 to injure its construction,
aed mismently to wishes the power 'shrivel for its
linefeeds.. le this sere, the ollineative may be given
to thebiliensgsdoe Is the Desk of Job; “ I. there sot
sopillNad Ms for men upon earth r But may
Was* sem I. the life of um to produce this effect.
•Owsse of them are neessive fatigue and starvation;
'dada Wag fumed on hadividuels by the wretched ge-
mming within whose gripe they may.have the mister-
km to live, camel be correctly termed vine of man.
Others are dandier, and ismespersoce of living ;
Obese. are voluitary, therefore they are human viers.
[Mather passage of Octipsure, with respect to the Inner,
Is esemplified " The wicked shall not live out half
days." le those eases, man destroys himself. I ntene
peewee of living, however, is a vice now placed out of
`ldle rank of the people ; they ma hardly procure +Wh-
iling be the preservation of life. Though the last quo-
WM Mg set be quite applicable to the people, yet it
nay be somewhat applicable to their oppressors. Other
syssass, as well as the bean system, receive at their
ihneatin the faculty of enduring to a eertai• period,
dm art exposed to pernicious events, thereby hiving
lbw periods shortened according to the shocks received.
—Tear system was founded in folly; its first principles
its esnspties—sethiag can be discovered in any of Na

parts; demises, at its very birth, it was doomed to a
speedy sitssolutioa. Nevertheless. yea hare drawn pret-
ty freely se it, by year extravagance, wittiest paying
the least Mena*, to its rotten state. By its own es-
aeMe WOO*, it was rapidly appeembieg to its grave ;
but year vices have greatly accelerated its progress,
consequently, gives it an existence more precarious, and
far less durable. The fosadatiou of your system was
laid, lases William, the Datelines., came over to assist
yes is dethromiag Ihs tyrant James. Then your 'end-
wise; were extremely patristic ; they were full of hr.
algaity sad iategtity. Prom your very souls, von
bated every species of despotism. It was impossible to
sally the parity of your primaries. la yen, the people
placed implicit ceeddsoca ; bet they quickly diseoverpd
ahasolant reasons to make them repeat of their pur-
Mimi bees. Ose tyrant was dothreaed ; a thousand

his feedlots. The dethesseMest of James
euw~; he to--Tan Lai Pit on Lis
trial, is order to &Irani to exemplary puulehment for
the expiation of his emoremorts crimes; also, for an awful
wareieg to these Prisms, wbo might dad themselves
dispelled to adopt idle as so archetype. This was not
the case. With the madam Dutchman at your head,
imamd of treadiog in the steps of James, though 'limo,'
all your objects were the same, you took a eircoitors
'mete, so that by the practice of deception, you might
secure to yourselves impunity and seccess. Before you
Ins your. predecessee's example, which male you act
gather circumspectly, lest you should experience a re-
verse fate. He coutrieed to make his escape: you might
wet have bees so fortenate, as your lives might hare
Paid the forfeiture of your crimes. Not daring, by di-
rect mesas, to attempt the *swim, of motley out of the
redeem et tie people, se Ate alma you were desirous,
pee had recourse to Wheel ones; and at tie image.
doe of a table Bishop, you mods endemism he s
lees, seeldlieg the people with tales, to pay the intim*
thereof. For the perpetestion of this part of your ey►
tem, a part, us which all the mien rimmed, you is.
agitated a book, improperly teemed the Beak of Beg•
Mud, which W ceased mach frightful effects in this
eaglet. This terrible liestreaseet enabled you to give
scope to your wicked mechlnatioss. by clearing
mmy every obstruction; to your passage. You id sot
Mos a seemed in taking sinecure of thelhellidet *me
afforded yes, to peoesote your owe sellkillidid
re Nia4
press of your wretched countrymmt.
r more effectually to present, your ism* glesym
duration of Parliameat was extesrlMl from them years
to twee. tto the very nee who wave sleeted by the
kpespie he three years, Nought proper to re-elect them.
lidves for four sooro.-0, ye hypocrites!—Ministerial
hash 1--ceprobetes sold M correptioe who are
*Mir reedy to bawl egespirere ! say whether this was
Ott eseeekeerl You. weespireey of the most detest.
ebb mocks t leve WM grealittieg se se satise-
Illy, except their owe. If they Qty.'s.' traitors, who
.41I• be sob--Howerrer, the pesesellmg fay answered
year eapectsilesis. Hsvieg armed yourselves by this
sod 'WNW ether wefts, you berm to amens your
adirineeploes ofMgr your peohets, sad ikeeeettes
with tide% by seederiegSbegieve. a.
Ittilietholasves. Tee *egged the into were es
riZproems& Of uMwe ware proodoest
to oempol the Americans to submit to your
mime 1 taxatioe, without rep Had you
Leo seesonefe!.
th,
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the life which atone is looked to as amble of term, navimr sanea owe r,ngtana oa the Id of • "
same
petuating the existeucc of a Government, with- last March.
An Estimate of themes whisk ma la wanted to a/"""I"
those certain events which have to this hour enable his Majesty to provide for eirpetsees, to( blholls"
:NO all Saga with
_ll3.c_ sktit, HS_ )1118.09r. a CiaNlata.d iktt ..tddilllirra
nenttlry and personal gratifications, trafflektid nary eharges oldie Civil ' oa aepeont of thew as sot
arnslation. He brs imported into the sanctuary year 1420.—0ne Hundred Thi;smand Posed& trial. is