The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

EDITOR or TEE STATESMAN.

,re are so few remaining of the Friends
iith whom I have any communication in
pais, that I make this short Address pub-
, enquire,Whether the Metropolis of this
log lately succeeded by Petition against

Tax, means to acquiesce in an evil ten
Imes worse than that, and which will at
ie include, to a certainty, the revival
!inn of that Tax—a renewed war, for
f interfering with the internal Govern-
wce

'ess of BoIIAPARTE, with his small band
from the south-eastern extremity of
the Metropolis itself, and the Throne,
Is the whole territory, is such a mani-
lla NATIONAL mu. in his behalf, and of
lime and peculiar energies, that I know
11 history to stand in competition with
sake, therefore, of justice, of oar ho-
pr interests, of every principle of true
right of national independence, I do

iOL4ND is not again to' he made a party
ipt of again inundating France with fo-
in order to try whether she shall have
im she has not chosen to reign, or one

own arms and full heart have re-
'he Throne. That there has been, and
• party on the other side is admitted :

Jid a decided majority must be regarded
me ; and the tranquillity, the complete.
luterropted progress of this great Itevo-
•once manifests, in a manner and to an
ich, I believe, there never has been an.
le, that the nation ts, with it.

le, we would have either internal Econo-
,KM—if we are desirous not to perish
ormous burthens, I see but one way for
lIKP certain unbounded evils—by PETI.
Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT,
la may not be made a party to an inva.
net, in consequence of Famorcs having
of her Government.

Londoner by birth, which may be some
re it.needed, for wishing LONDON to set
which, I trust, that many other cities,
great towns would ftillow. But, it is

wo my country and human society are
.rested, that I am an Englishman and a
they view, I am not intermeddling with

,t concern rne, hut with what is nearest
:o us all.—Your's,
" CANA LOFFT.

'Wolk,

va,—Moscow hating been given as a
wee, to a boy at Eton, or one of our
sehnols by his uncle, wrote as follows—
ii less enamoured with truth than the
I lie•haps not so enlightened, was dis-
tho prod action.
laze, Mai di '27 . REGULUS.

in in manner, ss well as in name—
y ! a man of most singular fame ;
A ins:end sit remaining in'Fraate,
to the Russia, should dare to advance;
impede their audacious career,
Artheir nem, and by freezing their rear.
iro!ve would be b}• his prndent prevention,
um submitting to Gallic protection :
Altorow in flames made them sound a retreat,
ens enjoin'd to benumb all their feet.
le scheme gain'd a world of applause,
'wry, of 4; Order. Religion, and Laws !"
Mies, and Priests, prais'd the grand conflagration,
lv blest this new mode of salvation !
'reach, undisturb'd or by fear or dejection,
If with great coolness in every direction.
Unis Hymn and Ca Ira were the psalms
ing their courage, extinguished their qualms;
oarcheil in high spirits till trrarlery came
their he.•ts and endanger their fame.
barbarian, thus aided. in time
on Perfidy's spi inging the mine.
wits the triumph of climate and fraud,
!ziosztsw eacounter'd uuawed !
ming of one lie his genius opposed,
to and the chances diiereetly rept.sed
Ind the chances hove fully revealed,
-ft:aided %itattne would fain have concealed—
ot. nen" „ele facto, is France cannot reign,
Lines of if, lure are wicked and vain,
d i enotempt of the general opinion,
mwonhy of regal dominion

number of troops which have been dis-
m the concltr-ion of the Peace of Paris,
h the ships dismantled, and naval stores
ne are asmtred that to place the country
'tatty of NI nrlike preparation in which it
period of that Pence, will cost a much
Iditure than could have accrued from a
of the war for 18 months longer.
luence of the late unforeseen event bn the
w►' understand the Lords of the Treasury
d a further indulgence to the parties who,
'reasory Minutes, were required to export
k on the Ist ,f A pril and Ist of June next,
Irected that they may be allowed to pay the
Itlmption Duties thereon, on or before the
ty next, or export the same on er before
luly next.
Jattalion of the 95th (rifle) regiment has
rked at Dover, and with two other regi.
23d and &Ist, has sailed for Ostend. The
and 18th Light Dragoons are under or-
same-destination, and will be embarked
to as soon as transports can be collected
their reception. The llth and 18th are
readiness; the 12th is on its march from

battalion of the lit Regiment of Foot
emb:rl: immediately for foreign service.
'fluPilee of the military arrangements its
0,11)1)111y%; paper for discoeut experienced
grater thou had been known fur several

IC-7.1

•
are▪ 1-r-j;°;2111112122"16To yrs EDITOR oi
Lx.
al 414,--There are so fe
ars rt Liberty with whom I
trzt the Nctropolis, that Ima
of lir, merely to enquire, Wt
pea, having lately out
sal the Property Tax, mean!
thoamand times worse the
x's the same time include,
and aggravation of that
r its purpose of tetterferiN
rot f France?
eft The progreu of BOHAI
a et Wombs from the a
at. Forma to the Metro
ill potty across the whole
eta rotation of the yr enortAL
iI y 0,111 sublime and pee
pelting in all history is
k. For the sake, thereft
the Reef, of our interests, I
pp. i.e.' is every right of n
• bor Olt ESOL 4ND is nt
)ut to the attempt of again
he. pin armies, in order to
s King whom she has nc
by whom her own arms
for Flood on the Throne.
we Oat there is, a party on
'he
hot great and a decided
0 the nation ; and the
.ph sew, the uninterrupted p
ar• lotion in France manifes
esti extent of which, I believ
See ots'er example, that the n
hat if, therefore, we would
nz, ory or Itreoem—if we
rid ender our enormous burtl
ter resenting these certain
for Tilos to kit Royal llighn
of Chit Focat.tme may not Lt
ial siert of FRANCE, in cons
la dogged the i11...in of her
I am a Londoner by
apology, were it.needed,
to example, which, I tr
acd great town:
no
when my tour,
'be
to deeply interested, that
stia;—io either view,
els what does not concern in,
tome, and to us all.—Yr
es.
opt Tt..lli,r-h%ll. IWO Bury, Sul
'.ib March, 1815.
is
MR. EDITOR,—MOICO
• Acne iu verge, to a be
Pat public sehnols by hi
car, "a urcte boing less ennui
tr .hew, and perhaps no
Re pl,,accd with the pralacti,
• Pottmaa •quare, March '27 .
A barbarian is mariners. al
11,..etorrattw ! a man of m
1110 Enraed eat legend ut ret
to The French to the Russia,
Resolv'd to impede their
By burniOttlieir nun, and
Tiles alt Euro!te would be
gh Fretted from subraittin to
ke And while Alweow in Rau
Inc retest was enjoin's! to /
This notable scheme 00'1
he From all lovers of " Ord'
ds Prince, Nobles, and Priest
of A rd piously blest this nen
Butt the french, undisturb
to Alnrcli .1 off n ith great coo
The Mat•ellois hymn and
be Whirlr, firing their courng
Cr, rile). marched in high 5
To trip up their he.ds and
he A climate, barbarian, thu
ei surr,ltert on Perfidy's sp
But Omit WM the tria mph
ar
lii4 rate Maros:row eecou
CO To th • cunning of uric INT
id Ara on t ;we and the char
r 'lime and the chances h.
afar Ii f.-bandeti w istlota
as flat the Bot,Rsomt, Afefi
ih Aid end claims or ire lure
rid wkn gee in ennternr t
Cr being unworthy ..f reg
ke
iis From ti-1 number of
chase the conch
together mills the ships
di.pwerl of, eve are assui
79 in the same !rate of wnr
he on, at thy, period of th
la hrger expenditure than
continuum..• of the war f
a In rott;equence of the
id Continent, underatan
A-
granted a further ie
ai:der the Treasury Mint
lIL vorin !ports on the Ist
IA have directed that th
lit liome C • 11 0111100101011
ti, 1311 of May next, or e
eh ti's let of July nest.
la• The 2d battalion of
bleu embarked at Dove
st, rants, the 23d ml'l4 st
be 11th, 12th, and 18th Li
per aft% for the samerdesda
re at Ramsgate as soon as
IL 'FP for their receptit
;Illy in readiness; th
It ading.
Id I.IIP first battalion 0.1
r•
ands embark ima
sr in consequence of tl
1' a, the Company's pi
II 0, •
ulster] grater thee
1: rs,