The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-30 00:00:00

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The Commies Ceescii, heti the power of abode, the
Cud Mayer; bet • cite..mm.4v had espeurred to
!which leet Welted to {saw their sheathe fora ner..
'arise.—( Here so Indiddeal ficheleted, "OA '
elf t")—He wee grateful to 'l*G...domes who be*
ipterrepted his, bonne his motive @Wu:badly
wen T consideration for his state of lenita.—
CA koireTlds. however had diverted hires from .I
were kdrerhot topic. Ile respected the Court of
Aldermew. dud' was met disposed to lather on
their privileges. They wet.. onertheless, es well es
..lest, a. ea Council, no hkeisters of the Livery ;
end.,sleltough foe twin the Corporatism, they were in.
oupersierl in the use sad me behalf of the Livery.
-r....Mqm of deem were set run !Anyone *or was
it seceer, for to he so. W Magill hod
ulnae op s protest*: fleoceedect of the Lord
•illoyer "pow ors —7,- ohm' end bed selsedt-
iiid k to tic C. I ; bet the Compume
• arow
Carswell. to' their boomer, had drained
adeptiog it, open lbegresered that it veleta be cull-
. doted as haevideesece with the huedein of the
If ills Win/ •••• right and apprepffitilpi
mkt cull rout the*Ungeldle sod presemplikielle
• thus few eon. analog peineer at a tans sod
preteedin to g de --whet ?• T ,preserve :der.
and to take mensures for itendealthein reusable
be that ball 1 They'll sew what s eselipielltese Muds
if mused man new afforded of temailons.
• if Owl lute punned of ... particle *lila*, they
wesid not at NO S Moeda& leek their felloW-ausen. •
u=ses ii tho fig"; bet, o. the cutirery, bid. their
dilblehlho4 bus r sod esek ref op is obeeetity. It
uses ou *sly the sethority of Mr. Mowing, seed of
Lord Leogieberugh, sod .f other Constitutional
teems whisk sight be quoted, to prose she eights
of the Livery to useable sod dines, their grinateces ;
bet it was the *piano of soother redivided, who
bed, to be is,,, goo* to the other side, but whose
ease es, high in the retionsion of lose who heard
his.—he weans that profound stuntmen. Mr. Sam eel
Disou.—( Long end Immileughter.)—He had bet nu.
. word to offer. and that was, to revoked there that their
.law ..dicers had me more tight to counsel their
proceedings than the beadles, whose duty it
ins to present riot sad disorder. Judge Jefferiee, in-
deed, had. when he was Common Serjeant, declared
that he, and not the Sheriff, was the prosidiex officer.
The Sheriff was tried ..d deed : but the proceeding
woe after wards rescued, and Jeffries was proved to
be as reach In the wrowg Lithe present Commove Ser.
jeent.—( letegh )—Whive Lawyers were molted for
an opinion. Me fire! was goneraley a fee, end the any
• leaden. lie did feet knees whether the
Learned Gentleman bad received a he, but he mu.
Solely did not appear to have aaaaa Wed very deeply
toe this setint. The little strength of which he was
wow master was eabeested. sod he could slaty .pia
congratelale dens me the merenestole victory shift
they had gained, sod the moldy rumple eh* bed
been ntiebleoleul.
Mr. Inosolow, 1. retureieg his thinks her ttle
boomer which ltd been awninged open him, ANN.
el, that he should not bole Mended hiesseHabis day
epee she Livery. hod he not received a apilifrAulli
• Toy large Meeting of the Linty, uquillile MOM
Mined no this oenelowi for the purpose of
the Resoletions wield Ats had had the hyrris
Is ouseqtreace, be bad resolved to
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forward; sad wet elehstamilug ha had bevel in.
. braid that there were alarmieg at.
teed's* epee a complisece with de (e
lemgll)—he bed determined to he *lin
battle, sad fees the ringer 'obatee4 it might bils
had resolved to ban kept his pest u len as breath
ermahted is kis body; sod lo have delivered his
meets et the risk of his life.—(lpplease.)—lfs'
easily nummesded duLivery not to he deceived by hy.
pulley, sad entreated them sureely to watch tin con-
duct of Mr. Meal Roth well, while in efficr.—(Crier
4 " We agur)--04s flberil, however, had been
elected. who would wet shriek from Hie performance
of his duty, sad who wield oppose all the din.
rueful artifices of the other.—(Brea!)—lt was
bet junco that the Livery should hue• notable-
'toadies all the plausibility of Mr. Sheriff Rethwell,
he vs. decidedly h•stile to all the proceedier of this
day ; and bad it not ben for the interference of
Mr. Sheriff Partied, the Reseletions proposed
would beer fella to the greeeed. Mr. Alderson)
Holbert' had pretested agelast the whet* proceed-
ing., and had refused to decisre that she Resole-
ti's, had been carried I. the allirmative, although
he had eitnessed the mason in which obey had
bees received.—(Shame !)—These were indeed times
la which hypocrisy must he unmasked, sod when
every guilty ander world be compelled to bide his
dimistsbed head ie darkness. The Laid Mayor was,
however. no hypocrite: ho was worso—a daring lo-
uder of the people's rights. deserving wily of the
esecretiee at d abhorrence of his hilow.citisees.—
These were Owes when every Englishman ought to
Need forward sod stout hla indepeodence. lo the
eery last speech he bad made is this Ihll, he had
mid, that If a Reform was not granted, a Revolution
would be the conseqsence.—(Jame evermore were
here heal the peepie4—That itentation had
sew begeo..--4 hissing, mixed WM cries of
66 Brae I" wed seastilig of hats he the eh-4—N.: it
was mot the people which revolted molest their Go-
werameet : it was the. Goverment which revolted
agalest the Coestitedue ;—( Lewd eppleree)--asod
whatever shades el thirteen sight exist between de
Ftleeds of Reform, then were sow bet two parties—
the itinelatioaiste, with Moisten et their head ; and
the hinds of freedue.—(Mach epplemte4— Bet he
was fully coarinced of the favourable rush of these
straggles for freedom; the Revoletionists might,
for a momeet, sushi. their 'rued, bet the pub-
lic spirit would eltisetely beer op splint all its
oppressors, sad, as the bowels of a solcsno, Reic-
hg strength by bolsi smothered, burst forth at
hark with leefeld vehremsou to the destruction of
all arum! K. The eattreles of she people might, In.
deed, sisceed, sad might glory le their triumph ;
bet this triewph would be but shod, the people
impala eltimaltly rise from their lethargy, and
Hest their Amiss about the heads of their oppo.
Nolo. II would ho Newby the public Jungle, that
the Prince Rivet hod lately bad a snot-box presented
to him, with two ,or there scriptural pansies in-
aatibod upon It. Ite bad hew sashes to asoulais
whet these peelers were whici guild spoke • Prism
leak seeress.—(A letteh.)--Fer Ibis pet§tese be
had iuc tie eldd Tannest, gat bad had It