The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-23 00:00:00

LONDON r

' TUMMY, Ti/RUilltlf 13, 1111 9.

It is hoped the SrArssmAß's •ogee, tow-
ever feeble, bag metribeted to proclaim the deign
the Pithily Casa, its. GREAT PUBLIC CAUSE
bed fakes into. It is agaie safe ! ! The critical mo-
ment was like that is whisk a bark heavily freighted
wee tempest test (for stet venal bad the Faemou
of the ineoz.x mum es beard; more weighty the■
all the world beside). By the smelt of so •rats•
pected harrieaws, k was secessery to chasge stsys.
The skilfel, the experinged pilot at the beim (Sir
Engine BIPIRDETT) has righted her, sad by his
@fogyism effected weeders: for be hes hotbed the
morel storm, and the ship is *skim her soccessfel,
her certain course isto the desired been, whine her
rich ergesie will gladden the hints of ail the Re-
formers is this loos se Series 'stead. Reseeforward the
Aristocracy will be Ins leseltisg to the Demonetie
ardour, which yew warms the coldest breast, bet
which H. enemies libel by detionestiog it remiss-
Nersory plants,. If it be madams, they shall see
that them is method is it : for it will glen away the
11th which hes designed the face of Britain, sod
raise her repetition seew ameog wins, which,
1111 of late, saluted her satins whets knelling en
the Continent, as the favoured lababiteele of a soil
peculiarly bleat.

WFSIIIIIIIISTBE ELECTION.
State of the Nembers polled this day up honks

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J. C. Resswie, Eaq lSt
1f... 0. LINO l4O
J. Cutrinuewr. 6q 0
Sure of die Pen, as It closed yesterday:—

3. C. Noseaves, 1•4 1701
Iles. 0. Lama lON
3. Casswassort. Coq 37

Our readers will lid, t►at we hem gives the De.
bete ea the WINDSOR Beranustanwr, in the Com.
woes, last eight, wit► considerable filches. la the
principle, It involved a subject of the deepest (.port.
Gam to the well.beieg of this country ; and some mot
ealateresting considerations belong to it collaterally.
Whether Remandment is to be made or 8,1,1
whe►ever it is p►edicable, is the main gaieties ;
sad the arguments mad conduct of Ministers on t►is
occasion show, t►at they will not adopt Retreech.l
meat, nee where the espence is not only umneas•
eery, bet Is dangeroes to di atsecvss sod to the oasis
or totem which surround them. This 10,0001. a
year was not accessory ; since, it may be mooned
that the Doke of Toms would attend his allicted
Permit wit► es mach erection and are, if he used
his own car►iage mid horses to go to Windsor, as if
the country booed him the moons of his travelling.—
His Marparr's dignity could not be impaired by the
webers& love of his son. Bet this seeks: 10,0001.
a year is diverse., as well. It more than forcibly
reminds the half starving artisan, ho• often mewl
is takes from his scanty perm to era■ Royalty
withal, or to add osteetaties to pomp whereas, thin
that borders es spievidour Is mockery to the mental
misery of them:ea.. If the Doke of You weal In
a mourning coach to visit his Father, it might seem
arocratioe t bet if he laid aside or veiled the ap.
peedages of his state, it would hare an eppeeranas
at litest, of modesty sod good seen. This @sloppy
10,0001. a year recites tea thousand passions, whose
natural result Is to make the name of Royalty
almost odious to the public ear. Emma the loyal
an who is peer, Is coostraleed to cry out—Why
Ideetrt I separate the mauve of my Kum from
lasteghts of my misery ? Why cannot I call the
names of his sees to mind, without ravelling to
my shuddering thoughts all the wants of my
starving children ?—Does my Lord CAITLCRIACII
advert to this ? tits it ever entered within
the compass of his marrow eyed No ! No ! It is
not Lord CASNLTREAON who an see into those
things. Some other period most look into them,