The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-25 00:00:00

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a ovoid lb• molts of armed bands.—Neither of th •
alsohors his been occeptid with any peblie bastion
e 1 itnpirtince.

Ts. Report of the Central Commission appointed
to enquire into die wore of Petitions, and teaming,
the proper mode of presenting them, with a variety of
necessary ►egulations, was node to ilia Clamber of
Depolies on Wednesday, and the discossion ass
peed for this day• The File per Cents. left off so
Wednesday' et 671. co c.

Mails from 11.11ted have also arrived. Tbe Pa-
pers by deem present as with only one article weedily
„f antic., which is as tatted of a letter loom Pali.
yes, centrsdieling the acconnts inserted in the Eng-
• His interests, in the early pert of last year, of the
• oppremive conduct of the Dutch Grivertemeut in the
' Eastern Archipelago tows rds the nitives of the dif-
ferent islands which it has re-eeerpied. The Seiler,
.also arraigns the system acted upon whilst Java was,
In oar bands, as being banded on no stable princi.
plea, and forming.. heterogeneous composed of thee.
telisal benevolence and practical misrule. lie con-
teak, that the condition of the Javanese is greatly
Improved ender eke administration of the Dutch
Cosesnisseeners. fie admits that the disturbance, i■
the Moistest were occasioned by the reluctance of
the inhabitants to revert under the Deceit yoke, be.
cease tb.y had enjoyed • less restricted commerce
loader the Eoglith ; but be te, that in no ether
respect did we attempt to ameliorate the lot of the
natives.

The Editor of the New noes, (the lumpier of
auspotiiin and corruption,) has this day dealt out a
• farming diatribe against every Retainer in gene-
ral, and against a few prominent men by oaste,
attaching what be is pleased to all their chg.
teeters and their names; and particularly de•
pouncing thee es wicked enemies to Social Order end
good Goterauseat. Now, wit hest meaning to deft w!
any of the calumniated Indirideals by name, we will
only say, that if they could be proved to be me•
osier to the Social Order which arises from good Go.
renaming, err ligament eoeld be too setae, no epithet
too 'Hafer their demerits. We are, on the contrary,
sure that the permits thus vilified arc only roe.
rniP4 to that corruption end esiragegarsce which
have generated those " overcharged clouds" In
the moral world, which the writer laments, " are
left without conductors to draw off the !Lehi•
sing from them." Hence it is that he would
bare Oakes and Earls vie with each oilier la ausiting
eeb.crlptions for the encouragement of pamphlet.
*ride( to alley the turbulence of the People he
complains nf. Ales ! does the silly projector know
tire consequent, of sash a proceeding could it be
%relight ghost ? He certainly has not bees up.
Filed olikr mischievous and fatal comma's's.* of
the Courtly writers in Fiance settler/ the Aristocracy
• direct hostility to the Democracy !
This little diseiple of the Abbelli anew tales epee
tha necessity of silencing the *tailless., pore of the
Prose. Ah 1 there's the gondola_ All to sedition
pia militates against the views', the " Powers
Akar be."
This recruiting serjeant for mercenary penmanship,
*ea ail, be laughed al by the reflecting part of the
high class et persona to whoa' he addresses himself;
for to do bat common justice to them, they are net
.the fools the appellant to their power and their purees
'weeld fain beli-ve thews to be. Silence the seditious
,part of the Punal. Eb Why the ATTOIIIIIT.:G11.
APICAL, teen Sir V KART GIBIS. were be still in that
office, would laugh at Hie learned loon's proposal, and
'etriortiots part of his own periagogeoians epos him
could say of such a despotic desideratum, 46 Ilk
labor, hoc opus est." The clerical scribe has ear.
taioly overlooked the fetes of a leer lies Epigram,
%illicit we made use of last week ; but being short,
and so mach to the papaw, (however averse ti re.
petition.) we cannot bet conclude this article with it,
pasty for the edilicatioa of the divine Editor, sod the
few who think with him.

The D•ke of Gionostrrsa, •n Tuesday lest, vi-
sited tho Passim Libiory et Pori.. His Royal
illighniee nos ofterwerde presoet at a poblie Sitting of
shot Academy of Sciences.
Doke of DEvonretne loft Paris yroterdoy
oe'unight, for Italy. Ili. Grote is •ot impeded bow
till the letter end of Mora.
It le not perbeps generally know., that tb• King
of Wtetterszeo mod the lat• Qesee were to each

other the object of • gist affection ; but that some
state meson, or the setholity of their superiors, had
,
lotervened and emptied rich of them to marry an.
WIZ other. it that lists Prince of Wiesen-
milk*, led to marry the Lady sew the FAR.
pew of Ayers's, and the late Queen was obliged
in accept the hand of the Duke of Mantraps°. Bat
thougistale ceremony passed between the Prince of
'Wilt fllMllifil and the present Espies; of AUSTRIA,
the tomtits, if so they may be coiled, sever eller.
wards so each other, except ,in the presence of &third
peruse.; and a hen the sanely of iluriArAaTa was
estingsished by the battle of 1 sterile*, a divorce was
solicited and prscsred by both parties, end the Pilo.
enlist WI RTESI MG became the Empress of AUSTRIA.
—The Duchess of Ohnensuna batiog become s wi.
a... at Os same period, the Prince and the Duchess.
were sailed, and ewer, till tho day of her death, es.
bibited a taro example of the almost possib:e dome's'
Ss it•ppiness in Royal life.
ilis blejmi)'s Revenue Cotter Vigilant arrived et
Ddgeosti, on .1 horsilsy last, eller sofferiag nisch,
beim constantly at sea doting the last gales. This
'priori has made the following mimes since ski Ist
hero commanded by lieutenat Miller, Ids., five cut.
ter., throe tippets, ten boos, thirty-four Ettglishmeu,
a great nimbi-, of foreigner, and upwards of 3,000
tubs. The Vigilant will remain in port for .a few
d.)s, for her Olficera snit crew in receive their pay
a •,prige.tnaney, and then it is 'tweeted she will
; • , '.. Spi,besd in refit.
- 100) !login etil, 600 strong, embsiked at
sod of t or transports, and have before
• .;t • St. /Wm.

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OUTRAGE .w M. HUNT Ar rut JUN-
CHESTS A TUNATILB.

W. hate to record ems of the meet violent and un-
provoked assaults that ever disgraced a free country.
Mr. (lust, accompanied by these frieedr, were
peaceably ocropied its witnessing the play. When
the certain drew op far the eatertsinmeet, there was
a partial cell foe " Gad Sure Ms King," which was
singing amidst very considerable uproar. Mr. Hint
and bis friends were aucovered, wheat a person en-
tered behind, and began to limit the party, sod
brandished his hat its M►. fleet's face, which, falling
out of his hand, dropped into the pit. This calmed
a violent uproar ; and four or leo 'Akers, at hest
persons dressed in the uniform of the 7tb Dreamers,
left the other side of the house, tied rushed int*
Mr. Hunt's boa, accompanied by eight or ten ISA
Wes, who immediately seized Mr. Hunt end his
friers& by the cellar, and attempted to drag them oat
of the boa, which, after a cossiderable struggle, they
effected, amidst the greens sod Metes of the sod'.
ewe. Two of the military heroes gave their names
as Capt. Frasier and the gill
.411 Usbridge ; t►e
*then promised to leave their MUM at the Pollee.,
Olice, in the moraieg, where Mr. Hunt and his
frioods intend to make their compleirt. The 8..
reegbreeve and Constables were all et the Theatre,
and looked os tritbeet leterforieg. Mr. Hoot and
his friends immediately refereed, sod stayed the re.
wieder of the 'Teeing. Greet oprear presided
when the Theatre closed. As soon as Mr. Haat and
his friends appeared on the outride of the Theetret
hundreds of persons rallied rooted them, bearing thief
to their carriage, and fellow's( them to their ism,
amidst coatineed cheers.--( Msocessisr °Wryer.)