The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-09 00:00:00

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There are few vim so blind le the attest sibastles
of the country, Of so fediferret about its interests,
as eat to confess, to themselves Of !IMO, that the ell-
sis at which we are arrived pretests • most appalling
sehjeet of consideration. Some, wo doubt, will encl.
but. it to the vielesce of Democratic faction, whilst
others think it arises from an eppreasive, arbisrery,
sad oviconstitutioeal system of Gemrsestrot. Mak.
tai ellosenem for these different oleos of the came,
Ae tessocionrces are at least each as to jestify the
sleet gloomy apprehensims, end to call for wherever
wisdom end vigour, united with whatever' of coming.
'ion is still to he fogad is tbe Itiogdoca. The Re.
sett'' answer to the Address of the City of Goode.
mast, if Ministers ever aspire to the credit of con-
sistency, however 'kilns sod detrimental that coo-
downy, be considered as the forerunesor of army,
miters ere similar complesion, for they will doubtless
be poured in from me end of the kindest to din
other. Now let es see, whet debt it smonst to 3—,
A plain and eneweivocal declaratim that OM
priecipies ow which the pretest reign commerrecd.w hest
the Royal Pardon was granted to fillautun for
a murder committed is a inseam extremely similar to
them which have be.. lately perpetrated et Mariebes.
ter, le to be continued sad supported In all its cos.
sequences, and carried to its utmost eateat, le defi-
ance of the remonstrances of the nation. The same
spirit which violated the dignity of the lews and the
eternal claims of jostle, bee now violated tie deco-
ram eserdsed among G;ottenten, as well es the rights
of the 'mien. The lawful demands of the People
are treated as subjects of regret to the Royal breast,
and the advocates of justice are frogged upon. Thus
the grievances of lire People are age/stated by in.
salts : their complaints ere not merely disregarded,
bet attempted to be chocked by authority; and those
acts against which the irk City of the empire resins-
. strafed, are emanated by Royal approbation. Au
• such s moment no honest mast will resale, skeet or
linactive. However distiegoished by rash, talent, or
property, in the rights of freedom, le the pommies
of the law, in vermillion from tyranny, military ty.
j ranny, all the subjects of Groot Britain are equal;
have equal rights to self-defeece, to remonstrance
I when needed, to 'ninon when eartdreesed.
The truly loyal man, "will as little ',bait to as he
would advio, or eeeeut,, arbitrary measeres; sill as
little bear nitb military despotism, es be would in.
lies military murder. The Ctsies of Landon and York
base set GO ',maple, which will be followed by the
whole kingdom: the period is wired when the body
of the English people will assert their own calla,'
conscinue of their strength, cossetted by a seem of
duty, and trill sot surrender their rights, though
frowned ou by the &vertigo, N menaced by his
Ministers.

Last &alit aural Gentlemen from the late Woo.
city of 38, in the Ward of Cheap, *sited on M.jnr
CAlitTsticisT, as Tie ffffff of the Creedal Of Me-
tropolitan Conniff,* for 111 e relief of she Manche,.
tor SalierM, with 361. as the first liehartiptina of
that ;modelle body of individair. I. is oullerstad
' that their second abscription wit' take ;thee Under
the direction of • Moment of shoe, pirishionets who
'16.0 bloodshed ad respect the lass mote ass the
peofesrion of loyolty.
Prim Moons, Esq. M. P. for Coadry. Is Itiro
purchaser of the Royalty Theatre, of which Mr.
ILte is to be the Manager.
Yesterday morning a troop of she 16th Bossed
which had been for some iinte statioad in this town.
I took their departure for iltlten, at which plods they
are to be gadded. Their conduct. doting their stay
in this place, has boos highly eamplary. They were
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replaced the am* day by two troops of the 7th Dea-
-1 goon Guards, who arrived here from Leteester.—
' (Blitekeursi Mail )
06 Thursday morning lames Chanel! (brother of
the onfortonsie Mr. Chemed', of Godslosiog), was
'fiend is a pad belays Guildford and Godalming,
Ina drowning state ; he was discoed by some firedog
mew who accidentally discovered him in time for ant.
satidis to be restored, rod yed to Godalweing ;
bet he died in the coast of the wising. The depth
' i Of th* pond in the place where the onforleate Vass
IWas found is not mere than tie feet I
The Radical erthortatious to sobriety have feud
their way to Ireland, whets seek advice may he as
usefully era as in this camel. From the Dahlia
Papers it appears, that the following Inscriptions are
am on the walls of that city, chalked in legible
arracters:-.-" Be sober."—" Re sober and P.."-
, " kbrlety sod Reform ."—"Whiskey and Slavery."
'• The was that elrbes to he free,
Nast ant we Whfrkay, Mar, sr Tot."

On %May morning, her Eacollence Oro Cowitess
TALBOT, goosed of Ike Viceroy of belted. was
safely delivered of a sag.—( Dabble Roenieg Pest )
Mr. CAILILS list net only s.bl•snasd May of the
mast eminent dittoes sad preacher. of• different tell.
gloss sects, bar has waited on the iligb-priest of the
Jews, sad served hive with a sabrasas.
CUILD• RED LINEN, MILLINERY, AXO D.wu, 0/
11111503 ABLE TILIIIII.MII. INGRAM roapectfolly In.
forms her hired' sad the public in general, that she
has laid in a avell-setecied largo ursottment of Child.
bed Linen. which she is enabled to sell al very low
prices, and Millinery of every desciiptioa ; musico-
logy a choice collection of Ceps of dio most Isaias-
obis and meatiest patterns, la groat varieties. Dresses
mode to order glib the greatest lasts sad dispatch.—
An elegant assortment of Cloth Cloaks In great
varieties, very cheop.—No. 30. City-rood, near
Finshary.sqoare.—Coootry Milliners and Shop.
keepers sepplied, who will Ind sack fat Mon dis-
played as will attract ead Is their 'urethral.— Ob.
. it is nest door to the Kettle ileum, Garden
and Rustic Seat, Mower &awl, lopeaued, Dyed,
and Windsor Chair, Comb, oad Sofa Matiesesory.
Yesterday morniug, nib* Portsmouth night coach,
coming to London. paned the hat at !boded, a
dronten sailor fell from At top; be was taken sp
senseless and carried to Moworil, neer Goillilsilog,
Moist No miles distance, 'lees died Wore the
coach left.
The public alleirtioa Is piftimilarly relloested to
i the ratensier amortmeat of the Waa-wick Tallow
Casettes, the Wag sod Camposillon dims, and the
aaceolleot Soaps, *Melt Soil 110 W an MAR at limo's
CIIIKIIP Manufactory (established in tie year 1773),
No. 33, Gesdge-stseet. Tettesloiesceett-teed.