The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-18 00:00:00

renting STOPOIM.4OOO en the Ittettalta •
and that they see it to the great *ppm'
semen peepler-Sle Regent Wttens hrs.
I, that "it would be &shah% that se*
.14 be treated lo Losses mesa hp 11'we.
BatOBT answered. that there was a
mosey embarked In Brewers' Rooms.
would be media:era by sub a deei..
what answer is this to the easseplelat
Ue ? What answer is it ? A very pa
Ye Brewers to corrupt sad to bribe, sad die
of things to beep the ....poly I. thole
bat se answer to the complaint* of she
bat! are the proofs of the megattatle if
be produced as arguments &gobbet pale/
? We should have been glad to bear Mr.
sad Mr. lionaettse (the an olltr. Worr
muter); we sheath have been glad to hear
id sad Co.'s Satire" nem epee this subject.
iey are for reform though; lad. If they win
that, we will forgive them for their silence
,1
I to this monopoly. Mr. Bassoonals imputed.
Tres, the evils of the Deeming system ea
Oases of the Magistrates/ Indeed! Oar
'somewhat like that of the ragged player,
,hit Bias, who was miserable only browse I
WO too virtuous! Come, some. Mr.
;be freak sad bold. Have so fears Glebe
Or, we are mach deceived. if the THING I
Net yes to rise, as long as it has power to '
Iwo. Speak et the THING ,as itmerits; say
ere say of it, and what wider* not say ;
his Licensing and these Licences as they
described. and as no ono cos describe bet.
,u. Tell it out boldly; tell the whole story ;
:at for once with the honest part of man-
is all nonsense to talk about giving the Li.
e person and not to the house. It is gives
an now, is form ; and, In short. is it I'M
en to every creature is the musky, that
log is. at once, a kcal and a political
Is it 501 auto6olll. that Bootees are
refused, on grounds merely political? Is
rions, that publicans dare not take is certain
Is it not as notorious as, the see at
that the Courier, the New Times, and massy
-papers are as mach forced epee the people
called the Brewer's Beer ? Oh, so I
o remedy for this evil as long as the publi•
bsolately dependant fur their licences ea the
of persons appointed by the Mistime,. As
its is the ease, there most he, as far as public
r;coacereed, a monopoly of the supply of beer.
polities. And, though we may complain,
bat be caused at seeing the hartatsay, which
paa.exista between " W 1117111111.1) sad
rat and that of Casetaaaaen and Co.! Re-
'arliament, indeed! As if the Quasehy sod
atriots could pcssihly entertain the thought!
tressed; but let us sot be humbugged
ittlolie Peers' case is oat of great cariosity
of deep iat ttttt . Mr. CONNING, oar readers
ober, has given notice, that ea the SOth of
shall move fur leave to bring in a Bill to re-
' Noblemen to the enjnymeat of their Lirth
at is to say, to their seats io the House of
h are before observed,th at this proposielo has
approbation as being a pa ', though a small
hat is slue to the Catholics. The only ground
lesion of these Peers, is, that they adhere to
;f their and our forefathers! Yet, there is,
be a STIR made against this proposition.
Devils of spiritual pride and bigotry are to
op, we see, against it; though. as we
e Devils will be defoated war ; we are
r nil in the long run ; aril, we are
that all attempts to conjure up the old
'so popery," will now fail of success.—

ist:nce to Mr. Citentira's motion was
at sight, eve* before the atakiag of his
" Mr. Secretary Peet, presented a petition
de Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. against the
which notice bad been give., for the Ad-
of Catholic Peers iota Parliament; and be
are Retie', that the Jesse of the How would
ea on the first proposition. whether a moth,
inn into a Committee, or for leave to bring is
by which it might be attempted to imitative*,
eeeeeee to the Huse !" Se! Here is open
seed between these two leaders of the faith
was well enough to get the fret petition from
Speed. The nest may come, perhaps, from
thodist CONfereict. Then may a joist *me
Jews. Quakers and raitaria»s. And, when
rd one centre, we do hope and trust, that the
thoevh not mulch given to praying. will
he permitted to join in the Orford prayer
ibs Pipe!—Sir Toon. LKTHBOIDOO " was glad
loch a Petition had been presentee', and be was
Wad that as soon u the motion had been an-
ctd, the whole country /fed met petitioned
14 it. If the proposed motion were to be Cat.
the whole of the Catholic Question would be
rd by a side wind." Why, bless your head,
tate! do you think that you will ever see thatl
aviculture, that you talk so much about, till
Cathoilli shall be freed from paying tithes to'
40 protest against their faith! Do you es-I
Pr to see any thing agaia la Ireland bat a sort
War, till the English Hierarchy in that country
to by law ? If you do, we lament your
r ki..witage oil the subjact. Oh, no! Sir Tito-
on see no " whole country petitioning