The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-04 00:00:00

NEW YOIR.-SINGULAR FACT.

We understand that Sour has lately been 41tippel from
this port and from Philadelphia to England, and from
thence re-shipped in British ships to the Wed !Minot
a lower rate of freight than it can be done by the
way of Bermuda, or any other island ; the freittiM ff
Philadelphia to Li /erpool was half a dollar per barrel
and from Liverpool to Jamaica something un,ler lan
sum, making the espences round about one !altar. '
New Yoan, JAN. ti.—We hoar that fifteen or tweet!
sloops, Lotman!) the North River, are frozen op Jai*
pan Bay, the crews and passengers in a most (benefit
situation, some of whom are destitute of pro 1111.
ter, anal fuel, and unable to reach the shore.

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Morning, to mie. after ♦.—A(terocon 46 Mil

GINTIJOINN. CI.IIIOY, AND fßajt.
fo
ot OF THE COUNTY OF 1111DDL1D2X.
"
...evence of the Death ofoer late belOmi
a Dissolution of Perilous's% has tales place.
7.7 i-or we to jedge whether I have performed my doily
tlO our Parliaments that I have had the hammy of
)du, bet for you to decide whether I have vie-
vow reposed in me so as to deserve your sppro-
lbw. however, my attention to the loeal Interests
0.1.0tv. as well as to the public welfare, has not been
Fren3 the very great assuntaersof support I have
.00..'• ',Mare to offer myself as CANDIDATE to re-
live, la the Wit Parliiment ; assuring you. that if I
P:ided in that high situation. it shall be my constant
"r-VO3l, diligently and faithfully, the great trust eon-
-0%, earn, to your satisfaction, sad with honour to
11. • • hi
obatribes =self.
II Vert obliged sad faithful humble servant.
WILLIAM

_lift. March I. 1910.
Pr'
,owitre Ass condocting Mr. Mellish's Election w I I
si his house, I I. Rialsopostote-streot

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APOLOGY.
sof Alm Ceymtaaat. on the prosecution of Tnostal
Parvillnern, for an assault.
40 CIT.IRELLI, Dress-maker, the wile of
• veil tiinrelli. acknowledge that I base moat rift~
..., lodul:r.1 Mr prosecutor. Thomas Pr)thergeh. and
:1, „r, sera for the same; and I hereby certify that
i'l serer tooth the said TllOBllll Pr)thergeh, the pi.. -
, maim in no) man! ....r whatever, and that Ito may
,ems, lad I will ne%er 110 the like again.
powisesh da) of September,
ANN Islo.
CITARELIA,
mei-street. Mar}-le-bone.

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GENERAL ELECTION.

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'serenity regretted that those Candidates. or their
tete jilt-our 'fur: Nrsresa as with their Ad-
iorarsts, world girt inermelious to hate them for-
did to Its. so as to reach user Office on the treeing
rams to their insertion.—From the twig haw at
,Wt Tux •STATLIIIIAN is compelled to be put to prem.
ostheion to this riguest wilt obefide a Nootertal fame-
muter.

Etc Attateginan.
.71( !WTI It kTATESSIAN" IS INS° AAAAA TED WITH " TUE
sr% resm ts.—

L .\ 0N :
tilt RDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1820.

knobierveil, in a late STATESMAN, the Minister
la it this rri:iral period, exert all his powers to
km* par choice of Heatibers to serve bites in his siews
Artier abridging nor liberties. He possesses (by
wad our v.t.t debt, snit the consequent ittinten,e
mon ist.rest, %Lid& be has the administration, and
ILA art counted oat by his dependents) tuany alluring

gig sdrorraption :o triumph over thepovr people's virtue.
!Wilk British spirit in sunk, that none durst scorn lo
man a bribe ? Will nut many other places emulate the
dysilfestmiuster 1 When the great ostaassamminlmnita
Ito all might to determine electors in their conduct.
la the Ittwat ay/fish passions direct them to acts alis-
kosoorthle tothrmselves, and destructive of the inalepa•n-
denee anti happiness of them and our posterity' Those
who, by possessing the suffrages at this time, may be said
to hold the Lite of the three kingdoms in tl.eir power,
Amid look about them. And reflect on the dismal scenes •
whieh hare lately passed under their own eyes, and are
likely still to pass, in various shapes, from the corrupt
rook:et of their senators, who have been occupied
itt m l'aitt4r laws fur assuring to themselves the
rods of their estates, by Core LOW:, and by altering
:ad unending other laws fur securing the game on their
',fates, and prestweing the property of their dogs and
rabbits ; while one third of the people have been gra-
Mally impoverishing, and another third lingering in the
ass! paiafnl misery,aml are now,with their children,voci-
kronur for a morse! of bread to appease their hunger!' To
Isnil bodyof men ther,compared with the whole nation,
lef: the :wiser of either freeing or enslaving the coun-
try; they cannot wonder, therefore, that the eyes of the
whole nation are upon them. This, the coining Parlio7
mat, is probably the last that will be chosen and col-
laciest toerther by a handful of the people let us see
'hes what tte our fellow-rountrymen will make of this,
far too exehr.ive, a privilege. It is for the ELECTORS
tele to ..hew what they are in virtue—their Representa-
tives will to: fail to manifest accordingly how much of
that rare quality they possess.

The Brighton Herald, in commenting upon the
letertrocious conbi.iracy, have made the following
etnenation6:—

"he must say, that :he partisans of Ministers are en-
ilearomiug to take an unfair advantage of, the present
"Prof the public inind.—They ascribe the plot to the
=es of li,:divalisin; and adduce it as a proof of the
still wisdom of the new laws, directed (avowed-
IY) against sedition and blasphemy. —That to Thistle-
wood and his associates may br justly imputed these sins.
as well as that of murder, is very pmbable.—lnjuries
term generally spring from forgetfulness, or the wait
"fa tight knowledge of tioil.—Dot what have these to
'le with what is termed Radicalism f—We understand, by
this word, a Reform in the national representation by the
*mos of universal sufruge, defame by ballot, Pod asl-
ant/ Partismitnis.-1 here is nothincriminal, or illegal,
liae advocating of these propositions;—nay, it is the
"pinion of many, and those, too, men of learning arid tee
.1-at, that they are sanctioned by the Constitution itself.
ilsarieh, in the present circumstances of the country,
ye 'consider the plan inadequate to any beneficial
.par-
lose. and, there;o:e, objectionable, yet, far be It from
ti say that it is eons •cted with, or promotive of,
'Ws ',sedition, blasphemy, or assassination. For it would
bt shocking if it were so; since it is supposed to ho
montenanced by upwards of two millions of our fellow-
raitstrynien.—We have been induced to make then
vlservations to set those right, who, throngli
fie, have been in the habit of confounding the prin.
ttplet of Radicalism with the assassination-plot of This.,
°twat's!. Indent, even Whiggism has, in some in-
"nett, been subjected to the like preposterous perrer-
• This is Election-time ; and, of course, it is *s-
lotted that the knowing ones will make some pr• Pare"
the simple and ; while, in their sleeves,
me will laugh at the sorrels of their rem de faterre,
t(
mi •
ridleek the gullibility of Jobs Doll.

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