The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

To rna ED171911 or rex STATESMAN.

Sret,—The following mistects are frees the Uni.
versed Megatiee for September, 1759, sod may not,
I am store cannot, be essinterisstiost to several ..1 your
Readers. The inviter of these entracte will show of
what materials that legislative combleation la com-
posed, called our Legislative Assembly, or Parties
meet ; they Will show that a great pert of shot Ammo,.
My are very imptopeily sent these—that they hare no
constiteests but trees, old 'sill. ytr ancient customs:
that the••, of course, sr+ not ergponsible to any per.
son er persons, their cutistitoonts being either rstiort
or itiariiinste. What bonoemble Members ! now
isivaliable to the country ! Dow galling it is that wet
are, as it were, bored to send iti our hemble, our
Meet Polite and hypocritical solicitations to such
polities es these, men who are merely Legislators by
power, by 'Merest. sod secient custom, submit the
necessary and proper qsalificatti 's, namely. the
will sod choice of the People. Sorely it is bgb time
to remonstrate. Let es apply In Ilse Chief Me•
gistrate. at mice, for advice and protection. 1.. t
es apply. 1 soy, to oar Chief M gi the
Pauses Riau's.; let us respectfully myosins Lies
that we are opprersell—that we arm in great
distress generally—and that Amman& aro p.M-
lively starving for wont of vestmissee, for want DC
common food; let es request bit interference, his
timely prolutiou, before the dteadfal name Is
kintliml, or at least before it burst.. lie is the pro.
per person to apply to. It is folly, "mum, folly.
to apply to the muse of oar 'listless end difficulty by
sending in our solicitations, our priyerli, our beg.
Rings for tidier. It is only creating an unbeatable
mortification, founded upon neglect end cent►mpti.
treatment;Ale for what does all our our
patient waiting, amount to? Why, •e at one*
SIN further oppration end a daily immuring.
difficulty ; we receive eubeershie insults; wit
deity sitar's the useless expenditure of ear pro-
pos', spots unproductive pupae's ; we see no
selasetioo, no preventives resorted to, but we
do see plainly that the expenditure is greater than the
ine me. and though that is at. plain there is on sort
of concession made : but that our difficeities are
daily coming open us with an increased velocity.—
Arouse, then, fellow•eoastrymen, erelli, your better
judgments, put your minds in a right coarse, select
and decide for yourselves, yes will come to this
conclusion : that you ought not to suffer—that yogi
might not to be injured by your fellow men—that
you are all equal--shat one men is equal to his fel.
low —that there is so interveoine power betimes es
and eon Creator, and that that Creator wills met
that we should be distressed and Lorne down by eve
equals. Let es never shrink, for whether Ministers of
Slate, or Id ieisters of Religion, they • ere not made so
by the Deity, but by vacuities. Let as only consider
them. respect them, as fellowmen. no more; the
inditideal that dues more Ic a self-created slave, •
pitiable Win; ; awl can only be neglected by the
fealty good and the wise. Let us, thee, agree to
support each othe► as 'goals; let as apply In the
l'ilnce, probably we trey find more respect paid to
so there than we expect ; he is safe is the power of
his People—•his distressed Peopld; and we certainly
have a claim upon him as the Chief Magistrate of hie
country for protection against any iejlity we oar
sustain from poliese unequal to his outs.
I em, See, respectfally,
R.

J0ne21.11119.

66 Blechingly is a small ancient Psrliamentary
borough by prescription, yet has no market ; it bad
a castle which, with the manor, is, or was lately, in
possession of the family of Sir Wm. Clayton. Tb.
Bailiff, who Maros its Members, is chosen annually
at the Lord of the Mottoes Court."

46 Galion, coder the side of a kill going to
gate, is a borough by proscription, and was former.
ly a largo town, bet now a meta village, with a
small church, sod without fair or market ; yet, ever
since the Sikh of Henry VII. bag sent Member
to Parliament returned by its Cunvlsble, who is
chosen annually at dm Lord of the Menses Cuero."

" Ilasiesner;.—Tbis is also en ancient borougts
by prescription, consisting of a Bailiff and Bur.
gasses, hosing sent Members lo Padiaetent ever sines
the reign ef Edward 1%.

ENCOUR AG EN R N7' of INDUSTRY end
REDUCTION of POOR'S RATES.

ADDRISSP.

TA*Provhinnal Committee for Encouragement of
Industry and Reduction of Poor's Rates solicit.' the
co•eperation of the rearming and imtriotie of that
Commercial, Manufacturing, and Mechanical 'me.
lion of the coestaosity generally, on the following
objects:—

1. Ths Committee desires to b. assisted in ile.
rising and •licilim such modes of employment for the
sencespied as rill Not Islamism with WWI% Imes.
pstisns.

2. For the farther prmatinn or diminution ot
Poor's Rates. the foroisklos employment for all ca.
pshle of work.
3. Tire beet metes •f oquallaimt, as mach as is
practicable. she vaistiai ioneelity of wages in assn.
factoring districts.
The Commits.* le also desirous to obtain from 4beir
coontrymeo at large jsdici•es opinions on the moos•
of preventing the miserable consortium:es end beery.
espences sttendant on removal of Parochial Poor.

It is ,panted +►et eousteseleatioes be addressed
to the Secretary, King's Head, Poultry.

BRIO. WELLS, See.
Kiss's Head TIMM, Paattry, Leadeo,
Jose, 1119.

neve Is I report that the ealebralrel Doceseto
destined for the library of the King of SAVA:-
A few days Mao, a genteel dressed your
p e sated a 8001. Bank•aoto t• she Cashiers
Bask, sad requested /se of 1001. in *Wu •ze.
remised his five note*, and quitted the piece
sospecion. Shortly after, information less Fr
as the Secretary's office, that the 5001. oats h•
at, tea out of a fitter, anti requesting It w
stopped if presented. blostongers were hos
dispatched la ell direction, bet no tidiest
obtained it the party. Neither of the I
has yet boo breught into the Soak.

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