The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-26 00:00:00

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i LONDON, Flt-IDAYI MAY 26, 1820. .
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" The CauNe for Witch HAMPDk.N fell in the Field, and *
SYDNEY died ow the 6 ) ,
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• '-11, voym;Es, No. XV. rrHE PATENT OBLIQU .E PI kNOFORTE now I
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'l.! %v. TR \\'El.9 IN 1 brought to such great perfection, both us to: tone.
--wan.--- .1. that no more wttoh . -enee of debt. its. *he Not 1..--
•han was
a :is. dd. touch, and elegant form, that It surpasses every other Plane-
•nd co. forte of double its price. Tonic sold in this country. within Act of 1,816;e prim eblie
each eon- nese last two years,-have been approved of, as also world In the Scots Appeal cause of "'I he Marquis of attended to, and no in,.. 1 I
-tier. sent to tl.e East and West Indies, and on the l'ontintst. Queensberry r. Sir James Montgomery, Bart. and p. -equired, in order to liappek. t
They are found to stand a warm etiolate batter than EBY others ;" their Lordships' judgment, on the lion of the , ' dignity of the Crowe.
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,ther Pianoforte.
be seen at J. WATLIN'a, IL Leh-ester-place.
the Lotto CHATicaLl.ott,l4 as that of remitting the cause He th, be now read the se-
cabinet Pianoforte at IS guineas; a hgesre bark to the Court of Session, principally with a view cord tin.
'. guineas; • Pedal Harp 43 guinea, good of allowing the Noble appellant to prove the alleged Lord K •ion of the
contravention of entail. proposed mt. The
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Bill seemed to •bi-
THE sPi. gaily; and then.
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The Earl of LIVERPOOL laid upon the table se- plexity in all the a.
veral official doeumen:s, among which were copies of embarrassment, nse, it
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certain Treaties, pursuant to an Address recently voted thought, increased by ti.
by their Lordships. contended, wait nut fount.
Viscount MELVILLE presented a petition front principles of economy, oeh
•ein heritors of the amity of Edinburgh, respecting I bl 6 wonld not be chosen as a
'kneel Wool Duties; which was ordered to lie some instances, which ,te thot. t
principle of real economy was dierti.
presented a petition front a mini- himself justifying in advancing, that
At-mists and occupiers of Land in the expenditure of the Government
''s Lordship took occasion and the absence of due controul. The Iss
-.dim, chiefly in an plc of classification iodated no real advantab
- 'erred, that the he thought the ancient mode less disadvantag,
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situation the department of the Foreign Ministers of this
Par- try, he thought the individuals were the best paid,
their duty the worst performed, of any belonging I
'ower in Europe. The Bill included no generat
'•• expenses of the Civil Government, and no
•enient or calculation appeared on the
' be must repeat, the principle of
'tv disregarded. In iilustra-
• details of the propose(
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Deposition of . About three weeks previous
to the Cato-street conspiracy, as I was gobs/ up Picket-
street, Temple-bar, I met Edwards, whom I had frequently
seen before. hut had never been intimate with. After et-
c-hanging a few worsis, he said, he was very happy to meet
me, and that he should be still more so, If I would promise to
meet uim that evening at Chambers's, when there was to he
a meeting of friends, to consult upon • plan. which It was
their intsntion soon to enforce, to upset, as he termed il, the
boroughusongering thieves. I inquired of his.. the nature of
the plan. which he briefly described, by informing me that it
was first intended to organise 'certain body of individuals.
by teaching them the use of the pike. a pattern of which he
showed me upon paper, which he stated to be his own draw-
ing ; and that alter this was accomplished, they intended
to do something grand. I asked him where the means was
to be obtained to do all those things 2 and lie said, that three
huudred pounds. if wanted, would be no object. Ile then re-
quested me to go and purchase some swords, somewhere is
the neighbourhood of ('lure-marlet, and he said he world
give me some money for that purpose, which I refused. Ile
then said, he had himself bought a quantity before. anti that
he did not like to purchase more, as it would look curious.
I refused to accede to any of his propositions. and told him
I considered him a most desperate character. Whereupon
he drew • dirk out of a walks` stick whim be 'serried is his
hand, and said, in anger, if he thought I woaid be among
If It was met deptight, pal=
wales, wet mid, he
if I would Worm him, he

The Earl of DARNLEY made some ob•ervatiots,
particularly with respect to the proposed expenditure
of the Civil tiovernment of Ireland. The sum of
207,0001. was proposed for that country, but this nas
unaccompanied by any accounts as to the proposed ap-
propriation, nor any particular explanation offered ;
the allowance to the Lord Lieutenant had been mate-
rially increased, though there was nothing to 'show
that the expenses or the bnsiness of the odic, had
creased ; and he must think that the necessary in-
forutation had not been referred to Parliament in the.ie
important respects.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL explained, that the pro-
posed amount for the Civil °mermaids% was merely
what had bee■ übtaised 411 tits reiga,st his law. Ala.
jesty. Kothing was proposed bet what experiril.e
showed to be necessary, and the strictest economy .4
also encoded to with respect to the lush tiovernnient
the arrangement proposed for the future limitation of
pensions was a striking proof of this. With regard to
the allowance to the Lord Lieutenants, it was more than
had been obtained for several years, and the cases of
preceding Viceroys abundantly proved (particularly iu
the instance of a Noble Duke, who held the Are for
some years), that previous to the increase, the situation
could not be held without materially deteriorating the
private fortune of the Lord Lientenant.—(Rear, hear :)
The Bill was then read the second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.

1,000
4 3OO
au 400 &
&c. &e. Raking, In Money and Consoh, et Capitals yet
Undrawn.
WarrantadUndrawn Tickt .4 and Shares are on Sale at the
old established and Fortunate Offices of HAZARD and Co.,
She Costratiors, Royal Exchange Gate ; VS, (*anthill ; and
ate, Oxford-street, corner of Swallow-street, London ; who
'ha edand sold, In the last Lottery Contract. Nos. 7.370 and
N& Flues of 4'110.000 each. and in a recent Lottery
ALL Ten PRIZES Or 230.000! ! !
Nauss aad Go. shred and sold No. 9,313, • Prise of
Uhf f at . Consols, Drawn last Thursday,
ea other Capitals this Lottery.

ANGEL. INN,
lir. C 'a. STRAND,
GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING.
THE following MAILS and other COACHES
go from the ',mire Ina :
Paris Royal Mail, ria Dover Tuesday and Friday Nights,
at twelve.
Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godalming, Pe-
tersheld, and Portsea, every Evenleg at a quarter past 7.
and Sunday at half past R. On its arrival a parket sails to
the Isle of Wight, to convey passengers and parcels; and •
Mail Coach sets of to ('hichester, through Drayton. Havant.
Emsworth, he.
Gioseester and Milford Mail, through Henley, Oxford,
and Cheltenham, every Evening a quarter past 7, mod Sun-
day at half-past 6.
Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend, Chat-
ham, sad Fermium) every evening at a quarter past 7, and
Sunday at half past O. From Canterbury. passengers and par-
eels are conveyed to Deal. Margate, Itantoaate. Sandwich,
he.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folkston,
lisadgate. Hythe. Dinschurch, Romney, and Lydd.
Amulet and Bognor Post-coach, through Billlnghurst.
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, a quarter before 7.
Bath and Bristol Post-coach. to carry only "oar inside,
Sense% Reading, Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenhase,
every Morning at 6.
Bath Light Post-courts, In two days. to carry fent inside.
thmagh hlaidenhead, Readlnr. Marlborough, Devizes, sad
Mrankilet. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at
P. This ensett Is chiefly Intended for the accommodation of
tuallek invalids, he. who cannot undergo the fatigue of
lionit._,
_a oMinerin one du y.
_wrings 141011 Post-4 •oadi. through Reigate and Cacti-
micii.d=esaitte at, ft.
Post-coy eh, to tarry only four inside, through
Resin and Oxford, e•: cry Muraing at a quarter before 6.
aelnatoss Botaiw:, and Palmetto Post-coach. Pt:onday,
Wednesday, sad Fd day 11 at a quarter before 7.
Orme and Coate :ivory light -mach, Mosday, Tees-
. irte thasZbignikY. F 1 May. sad lesolay Ilerelags. at 7.
ask Gellelford Telenet* Coach. through Ash-
eisslL '=Pen. I.eotherhead. he. Tuesday, Thursday, sad
illerlany Moist ags, at 9.
1.1.0111n0P10, a, Amadei. sad Petworth Coach, Teeeday,
Y. dad Saturday Mornlnp, at a quarter before 7,
t
&mkt/ i.
ak,.. Ili snosster, Pratte', Kirby, Lonsdale, Bolton,
'woof__ . uti askirk, and Garstang, Pest Conches, every aftar-
`•"" di Pig e Voilott.--tHoarded.
Gadalsi alt and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through
Conti Dillon. Cabbies. and Ripley, on Monday. Wed-
'. 7. 1 .ad Friday Meralags, at e, and every Sunday
Morning at 7 pesekely, and manes to London the same
day.
Gods/ sing sad sew Coeds, through Morrow.
(.Tardy, 1. Hensley, Loetherbeed, and Epson',
every / .ftersees at 91, Sunday.
Arid peer% Red Waled It Comb every evening.
Mad ea* Daillellala. Deal, Seedwieb, sod Broadatairs
Light Pool-warts.a/sudsy, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday,
sad S sudsy ilierelegs,_ st
Or •ord Light Poet-conch, through Healey, he. every
Motu ,lag at half past T.
CARRIERS,
To , Twickenham, Breathed, sod Isleworth, every Mon-
day, Wednesday, Friday, end Saterdey.
111AMIS sad Co., Proprietors.
P arena and Packages are Welly and espedidenely earn-
!!! ed from this lon to every City, Town, Village, sad
.3 'airy Seat la the following Counties. dz. :--Beth
Cls.books,
L email. Devon. Dorset. Hiatt. Hereford, ionesserr,
.._ at, Oxford. Somerset, Seem, lases, Wits, Weresase,
9 nth Wales, all parts of the tale of Wight. Amoy. hewn-
* y. sad all parts of Frames sad to all Parts of*, Werth
' • Tato osier. thou se peekage, eeetaleing glass, Alma.
: meches._piele. mil, sr Musk notes, however swell the
: Mae, MO be as text Sir, if lest or damaged; ear say
' other pored Of pi somear's begsga, of more than M. value.
melees spesiliod as seek elms delivered at the Oise and
Paid fus esseediegi
Neat Port-Cleises, he. at the shortest notice

A few words were interchanged between the 31:,r-
-pais of Lanstion :4 and the Earl of LtraapooL, re-
spectiug a part of the information lately moved for t y
the former, which valid not be satisfactorily heard be-
low the Bar.

Adjourned till to-morrow, when their Lordships
stand summoned on t►e Marquis of LINFDOWN.II the.
lion fur a Committee to inquire into the State of too
Foreign intik and Volume reo of this Country.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tivesbay, 31At *3.

The 8 basing taken the Chair at half•rast
three o'clock, the Mouse proceeded by, ballot to aproint
a Committee for trying the merits of the petition
against the return for Portsmouth.
A short time after, Mr. Lae appeared at the Par,
and stated that the following Members had been climen
to compose the Committee:—
It. B. Cowper C. W. Taylor, 0. Levis.. W. H. Ashurst,
Mir C. Coastal:Hon. J. Noreen Cocks, J. Mitchell. Lord
Viscount Clive, C. A. A'Court, F. Forrester, Wnl. F. Drake.
N. Martin, Right lion. W. V. Fitzgerald, Dr. Lushlngton.

The Dublin lies Light Bill was brought ia, and
read a first time.
Mr. WILLIAMS obtained leave to ►ring in a Bill
to awend the Arts for building &Bridge over the Myer
Thames betwees Middlesex and Surrey.
lie. P. MUOItE presasted a petition from Mr. Ed-
ward Alderson, agent to the petition, game the re-
turn for the tows of Drogheda, is Ireland, Filial/
for additiumal time to complete the Ter:egoism's*. en-
tered into by the sureties already proposed.
11 he petition was received, and the. time was ex-
tended to this day fortnight, after a few words from
Sir J. STIIWAST, Sir J. NIWPORT, Mr. WYNN, aad the

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M. D. W. HARVEY pessestod a petition from Wil-
liam Brian, agent to the petition, &phut the WINO
of Aldborwagh, in the musty of York, praying for
additional time to complete the recognisance., in coo-
Imposes of one of the saretks proposed having re-
fitted leafleted according to his previous promise.
'lke petition was read, sad after some conversation
between Mr. Puss, Mr. Annacaonsta, Mr. Mess,
Mr. Wsxx, aad the Brssasa, the time was nziesokia
to ten additional days to propose a new surety.
Mr. C. CALVERT resensed a retitle" from tin
same iadavl gal, stating, that he itivierstond saw
motion was to he made reaped% the Aibbersowli
Election that *seeing, and pray* Igs that ease he
might be r .amined at the 11/ar, =iv
a espy of Cie Mars of the said OR
the table.

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