The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-29 00:00:00

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The Report appeared I. give perfect satisfactios ;
it was founded Upon the men laborious investigation
of pipers, and a correspondence of an amoont truly
appalling. The Committee had been deceived Is •
few applicant's. at the onset, and ibis bed issued
them to tundra the f/Illolvol emotion is their *oboe-
quest disbursements ; bet it had at the same time ac.
cumulated Inters sod papers sport them to such a de-
gree, as most have called for estraordinery diligence
in disposing of the..
Mr. Joon slimmed his dissatiafaction at this
compressed mode of eiatement, sod was proceediog
in • Orris of bitter invective, to declaim egainst the
Committee for not furnishing more doodled Worms.
lion, whet. his whole battery was reversed by Mr.
Wooler holding op a largo sheet of paper, coo.
taioiag minute particulars of 87 cases which bad
been ',tiered, which paper had been pet upon the
table for general inspection. It was agreed to reed
the paper, and when it was done, Mr. Joan com-
menced the assault from another side ; too much
money had been ;liven to some, while he knew a
ono who bid gone from doer to door of the Commit.
tee-men, and not being able to get sixpence from
any of them, to keep hies from 00000 hog. " God
knows," says Mr J. " shut has become of him."
Otte of the Committee undertook to satisfy his sensi-
bility ; the masks gutted.. hill bees recommended to
him by Mr. June.; he kir gives the oleo relief
and promised him • guinea if he wneld Wog. 'Mi.
6cate of hi, having aulf-red, in order Is procure him
farther relief from the Committee. As he had sot
dose so, it ea. concluded that he was a. impeller.
Netbina.d tented it these defeats upon the poiot al
fact, Mr. Josses made • very snowing appeal upon the
infamy of the Committee leaving It oodreth and T.,.
per unsupported in their fatal stialt.—For the third
time, se regret to say, that the net foiled him ; the
Committee was out formed until more than three
months after the Derby noes. There was no.
ihiug in these reverses. however, to tappet the filet
of his eloquence, and to it he sent ; be commented
with great effect on the number of suicides sod star.
ing death.. *bleb the Ceenniolee, et he contended,
had almost perpetrated, by not relierieg the news
which led to them. It would he doing injustice to
hie pewee. to attempt to give an, sample.
Mr. Worthca afterwards reminded him, that the
Committee did not commit all the °premises which
they could not relieve; be insisted ors the discretion
which they were left to in the distr.betioas; me sub-
scriber had uttered a single complaint in any way
about the disbursements ; the holiness was trams.
acted at the boomer one of them, by which all ea.
pence of meeting hid been saved, sod, in Ise, they
world only atom', to a body of sobscribers.
The Meeting did not break ep till sit o'clock, sad
the vote of censors which had bees proposed by Mr.
Jones was withdra•n.
A Resolution was paned to recommend to the
Committee that part of the SUN on head he gives to
Ilaggeely, Drummond, and Johanna.
We must do Mr. Hunt the justice to my. that he
preserved the strictest impartiality, and the Meeting
concluded by pasting • Vote of Thanks to him for
his conduct in the Chair.

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IRK STATESMAN.

LONDON:
TIIIIIDAY. JUNE 29, 1819.

It will be teen by mar Report of the proceedings
hs the Bosse of Peen of last night, that the Commit-
ment of the Foreign Enlistments bill was carded
by a 'Majority of 63. Bet how was that Majo-
rity made op? Wby, by a Majority present of
22, and of Prinks 31:1 Os the abject °lnforma-
tion or improvement in Legislation, if ever it arrive,
we do hope that the privilege of voting by Prosy
will be done away, es being ono ozeites a
blush, and at the same time a regret.

We very much regret the inadvertent insertion In
IM Sr4rzsicalt, of the tetb of Jose, of the para-
graph heeded " A Cese." We ars too well aware
of the great impetuses) of character to lend our-
selves, willingly, to lbe circulation of calumny; bet
it is quite impossible for us. in the berry of preparing
the copious sod varied. Interludes which our
Jeanie' daily offers to oar.lteadets, to look minutely
late the tendency of every article omit to es. In the
present Instance, however, we must canton that we
have not esertierd ear nasal vigilance for the ride.
slots of a redretion on a body of men, than which
we bellows s more liseoenbls or sort unfelt den
as! *at!