The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-21 00:00:00

Tat LATE CILINGEY it PRANGE.

Letters from the hest Friends of Liberty in Frail@Ps
in eon rrrrr nee with tbe typal*. of all well.inforevall
trav►llers from that country, confirm the represeete-
'ion we have gig** of the nature said effect% of thit
late important changes ie the French Ministry. For
eight days it was doubtful at Nils, whether the
Constitutionalists wneldpreveil, or the Ultras recta-
ter their former ascendency at the Court. When
victory declared for the former, the joy witsenitereal,
with the ',sceptical of same of lite Foreign Mini.
stets, and of the Infatuated and ieenrrigible adhe-
rents of the socket devotions. The wise and
patriotic determination of the King has added to
those claims en statisml gratitude, which his disis.;
lotion of the Mire Chiseller, arid his preposition of
the Election Low, had tot wooly given him. Ilia
prevent Ministers, •ilk some few eacepsless, enjoy
the confidence of the liberal and constitutional pare
of his subjects, mid their Ignore condom, it II to
hoped, will correspond with their presses pieta.
dons. But by the measures they perst.e, Ikey
most staud or fall in public opinion. They beers
many ',boohoos laws to repeal—many isowerthy aud
iorspahle persons to remove from office—lied messy
soutary r•fnrms to iotrudoce. Much is expected
from the Minister of the lothinr, and greet con-
fidget.* reposed is the Minister of Jellice. The
former his begun well, by abolishing the Miuistry of
Police, and by dismis•iog some of those Prefects who
have se long frustrated sud thwarted the beneficent
intentions of the Government is the interior. But
time mast be gives for a complete reformation of
stories ; and while the preheat kiinisters c••*tinee its
the coarse they hive began, we strongly recoolieshod
to the Viond. of Liberty not to passivism them by
diptrnor, nor urco them to precipitsney.
With Fvrh comments as w► base r►teired from
France or, ill. opinion, ,se hazarded se the late me.
aeorthie crisis of the French (innerttmeeis din•
(loin to continue a coutrorer•y, *shore we lied tin
t ald.y a substitote for irearneot. No one an bolo
running against a aim's.% .sweep in the dark, bet
'hen the quality of his ;Iberia', is discovered, lid
must louse more pinion than r u who whop
the contest.

MANCIIEsTER MEETING'
FOR rtnioNsTßANut: A6Aissr THE CORM LAWN.

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M voctottfrrt. Jt r. I R—Abnrat tovint n'elorlt
Mr. nano armed at Aide kb in can upon landau, ar.
romp'. ion! by I It f.ienol.; boor a depetatian a thy
Rol.nonora Croon thia oast, ininobil IAP ptnereeien; snot
procooilod thrnoo4h tb• Intro. Abnot hotlines 11,
eterrnpooliood all •he .ay by roproted hilasse frost
1114% es.rmbled lbusiends, the mad mocked St. Pea

Mr. 111tre brat Illosated the hustings; gods
after thanking [hens for the bona., they had cosie
fermi on Lou in their R. clotaition for his aiteoalance,
and to their onc.im.ios election of him to All tho
Chai►. begged that no one would attempt to in.
sorrow she receeiling4 of she Weir% by ceiling
" 'Ursine," which he hurl VIP/ found to hs this
greatest artnoylller. Ile then alluded to tho liormagh.
hating refused to roll the Meeting on the Re.
gaisition which bad been promoted to hiss; sod ►e.
sacked, dot they wile rolled together as legally and
constitutionally as if the Slott:cipsl Aalhorilies bad
been present. " Soma flealleusest (Mr. that salset
served) had proposed a Petition—a realism to that
!loose of Commoos, wh:ch, when last assembled, h.g
kicked their Praire,. end' Petitions out of deem--
Would they submit again to Petition that Rome T—•
or would hey come forward as men—m Eugliabweeta
—and demand their rights ,"—( Here tho word Re-
monstrance, from the assembled thousands, drowoodl
the vole. of tho orator; mad it was dually agreed
that a Remonstrance to the Prince Repot should
supersede she Petition that had been prepared. A.
Remonstrance was quickly lamest forward, sort
ananimnesly adopted.)—Seeing mass of the ttls
flossers on the ground, Mr. Hoot begged the people
would not offer them any insult; they were their
countrymen-B,d however a sense of defy weight
compel them to act contrary to the general wool,
they were lititona, and could not help feeling at
Englishmen. "Wh rr I go (said Mr Hoot),
Goternmetst always do me the homer to protests*
bye situng military guard." Mr. Hunt comiedod
by strenuously enforLiog the necessity of a prompt
. ud efficient muster of the Friends of Reform, i•
order to counteract the mischievous attempts that
were secretly making to undermine their liberties;
and etpresteil his detestation of the odious Corn Mil
(which he tritely denominated the Starvation Lena)--
si:e repeal of which was tin object of their present
assembling.

Messrs. Knight, Mitchell, Ogden, and others, who
stsnd at the head of the Manchester Iteformer., fol.
lowed Mr. Dent ; but their speeches, though lo..ghty,
slid not elicit, much interest ; and about 4 (eclat k URA
Meeting broke ep, when the °reformats(' their friends
were escorted in the same order of preeession io which
they bad wetted the tows., to the Spread Putt., its
Ilenging.ditch ; where a settee otial dinner was served,
up to upwards of ?'JO.
It is the most pless:ng part of this baskets in state,
that not the least divosition t• tint or turbulence
Or. 'scilicet', nor was there any personal knelt of-
feied tp any individual whatever. The owners of lbw
princip.l cotton shills (whether well Of ill adfliffil
will not pretend to .110 locked their men io at she
dinner floor, and let them set an cattier hour this
evening! Ti.i. certainly kept many thousands front
the place of meeting.

The liu.tingo fell in the coarse of the peeceetlings,
sod the oratme end their (death WINS hedged in the
mud, bit no serious injury

NEW PARIAAMINT.-11 is understood, from pretty
Ruud thathoritv, that. •ccoriitog to r‘ltolottvist, th•
g is the elect Stale of tho ensuing Park.

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