The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-05 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN.

Agemts' Allotropes, Sidi, the Vessels' Cargoes Bell,
the Seeds Wales Trades Bill, the Irish Fisheries Bill,
the Swot sod Ma* Wises ISII, the Coffee &pot-
hole* Bill, the Silk Meeefsetere Bill, and the,
CMOS '1.4 MI.
A Meow Item the Lords arreeerteed their Lord.
ships emeaseet to the Cheniebie Feeedetiese Bill,
with certain eesoodeteets, to which dory preyed the
eeseerreece of the noose.
NEW WRIT.
Mr. Will I NGTON •••ed, that the Speaker do
loose his W. is (tor the *locum el a Knight of theSbire.
for the Shire of Wilts, is she new of Peel Metheee,
Esq. who hid Iliodllsie Oradea accepted lb* oleo of
litooard of the Chillers Illeedreds.—Ordered.

T 1) CORRESPONDENTS.
0.• T— ea refection as ibe waded of Mainers la sewed
ate well &soled. but *sy bear to bard wpm tbe /An-
raw derrectrv. whose deportment too tbo Mosso= Ono
Caraway Qs wow at woe sotivitni sad pleased so. •
osa cold on art Otos noon en se ferns mart wit-
jot, sad be “ diviond of every robin Ono. Mr
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two of nijostost, it does au dome time cnonsadatiowinl
slowed so It.

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We tate the following ankle from the Morning
Cktossiclo. sad &reglad to And the wdl.skihed heed
whieh pointed it, has so obviously shows the seats.
eity el • Parliamentary Reform. In reading it the
Mignon sled asset help comparieg the roodect
of feer Legislate's towards the People, to that of a
keeper of. psik of brads to the ishabitsets of his
teasel. " Flog the dogs if they bark" witbeet
esqeiting whether they haven't. fed or not.
nil of legislative( in the Dog Dry., whew Dearer',
twesty Members, esclesive of tae tegelar retainers
of the Tenuity, *need to deliberate epos, perhaps,
eighty or ninety important measures et tins sitting,
is sot realised to the Howse of Commons. Is the
Hoes* of Lords the attendance is comparatively tMse,
Der. It freqeently hewn, that Bills of the highiel
importance to the broeght is epos the 'en 1
cossoneetiation of Committees. after many seethe of
labenicies itnestegation, ate throes sot, ukbini.lbe
coteroney of half MO bear's considenties, by I 11.41*
hostile observation of the LORD Cumecett.oa's, Ind
sometimes upon the intimeties soil that hisLordsbigh
rind has a tendenry to doubt. With all dee regret,
to this branch of Patliameot, it may be enqsised,
whether it k strictly eonstlietiseal (we are entails It
is a Savant abase), that the business of Parllement
shield be so poslpoeed es to leave the (section of
the Upper Heine in effect to be discharged by two or
three ledivideals, Is oddities to the Ministers. The
remedy is extremely easy, sad cashing bet sinister
motives tan operate to wrest the application of it.
Parliament shook' assemble in the middle of Noses•
her, instead of the last week in Janney, sod with
as sdjearomeot ens of a forteight et Clitistens, it
might always tin at the end of May lf there is no
notice el may intention to make this alteration, it will
be proper to represest this gri is Petitions to
the Throne."
We peen ny se 'much In praise of one of the
leedieg articles which follows the above, end in which
the writer, by as elaborate sublimation of the lath
speech of the patristic Sir FaAircts BURDETT, rue'
densesta to mete bits est as actual Tory ; trptoolo
is. pointing sod deploring the condiliou of the Es*.
relive Posse of the sotestry, representing too ameba
shikl inlading-Orings, he said he nesse such al'ory
as to wish a cutout wholesome power were in the,
Severeige Med, rather than in those of in salmi I
Ministers, icc. This is straining words sod messier
indeed! Bet while the worthy Baronet acts Hhe
does, the Whigs may call his what they please.
Another commeotator epee the speech of Sir
Fattens says, es the subject of the Borough eye.
ten, which the isdigesst Baronet desirous lay).
propriale terms, " This system, like every other
hasten invention, Ins its imperfections, which insold
be gradually sad incestiossly (he means witiffil)
removed ; bet, ' take it for all in all, we shall se
look epos its like again.' "—We hen, answer, tee
hope not.

AU Suites are brought into the soma kind of di.
lemma by Ito woo abases' of power anti oorruption
in their admioistrations. These ammo of Resolu-
tion or diuoletion of the ancient order of Covers-
meet operate differently coder various kinds of role.
—Under some, the bowl sod the dagger perform the
desperate bat requisite cure ; under others, open do-
tbroomwent takes place. Soma ono of this. dread
respedies ta about to be applied to the disordered
state of an &Koran Court, whose 'rain (if woofs
rightly Informed) cannot be carried es for three
mouths longer without convulsion. Cbanglog of
Ministry acted formerly as au as pectant or attends* ;
It ernes to bo so sow, Int is become a Immo ir►i-
WM.

Thu hSO troth is tbe report of Admire% PLAiI.
no Wog Welled hoot the S. Holton cosigned, sod
of Admiral Lstnen Genii' bell oPP•inted to S. C.
cent bin.

The Manic's Papers coolest little else than She
renendinp of non eateries of distress sad coefusiei%
which hen &lien eerspectedly apes the commercial
slain of the Haien. Accordingly they continue
iha
peke& of those stratagem, fee the relief of glutted
markets, and loseinot bask paper, of which we have
skeet our readers medals • previous honer. They
seem indeed to follow the meet leelpid follies of ear
owe comeserriel system. They convoke pablic meet.
egs. and, after dee &medicos, resolve that the banks
tr*ht sot is issue to meth paper, that they ought
lie pay in specie, Met they (mkt to relieve the cam-
' Martial distresses, and a variety of other wise thing',
from which it would appear, that they We poisoned
themselves with the self same cep, whose ceetents
enw nettle is net Owe bay ; that Indus I. ob..
dimes to the Wadable averts, of she indite( princi-
ple. they hail overwrisesht sod eeeretetaked their
markets. Shot they have conversantly Immense stinks
witheet the pnbability of purchase',money capi
tals locressiog front the chfiscatirm of mottles. aed
a repletion of partial wealth, which must of coarse
present the eltradatiee of ordinary mimes among the
labou.tag el
A Mail 'wind ass Weiner last eight.from Flan.
dere, with 13,eoriit Papers to the 35
lastest. The
Kies of the NiTtlalltANDS so far mitigated the
peniehment ef Buenos. the chief author of tow plot
ovine, the Vo.perier A Leesnor.a, that he is nr.t to be
I pitio-ied nor branded. Tee Pruitt and Priers, of
ORA Vas bud stirred at Brawls, from their latestmee
'lona the frontier toward. Franco. Tile other arti-
cles of intent 00000 in these papers.have been anti.
elpered be the arsivals fans Paris.
Melt' Goveratneet Gayeties have been received to
the bth of May ; het their contents are totally en.
loterestiog to the Foglia,. Reeder, with the vace
p.
den of an Address of the Legidstive Assembly of
the hoiden Watt& to the Lord High Commissioner,
ea the species of the second Session of that body.
This document attests tin happiness of the People of
nose isisods, in being placed adder the protection of
the Botish Throne. The finances of the State, too,
appear to Min a floori,hing condition.
Ceps Tema Gazettes to the 3d of April have
reached is. We ere happy is pansies by them that
11se fears of an alarming scarcity of corn at the I
Cope of Good (lope have One everted, in cense•
oppose of the active sod judicious measures adopted
by the Govereor, in aid of the ezertioos of the
Burgher Semite.
I.ettets sad Papers are arrived From Newfound.
land to the lath alt. They collude little or nothing
sew; their chinos, however, are generally pleas.
ing. The Seal Fishery bad bees secceesfol, sad she
Cod Fishery had commenced with spirit. Trinity
Bey, C.oneeptioo Bay, and St. John's, had done
mon in the Seal Fishery than had been done for
MeV years : all premisiee well. " Our Seal 1.1. h. I
try," says ono isf the Wets' " has proved most
secensfel this year, and oar Cod Fishery wears eel
apposition at reseed, which it has sot does these ,
some years pest. Many beats have now 100 gulags!, I
ashore, sod as yet ess Capella Scull has oat coin.
shred." This we wederstand to be BD unseal dr.
enesteenee, and startled, favourable.
Tut OXIIIDA PRINCI.--4011101111$ SAIATOutg,
Chief of the Oneida cation, an lodise lithe,attend-
ed by Ilieny Gentlemen and Ladies of his Coen,
having leaded lately at Boordesex, and being en his
way to Perks, did not wish to leave the town of
Nine, without bidding ferewel to the inhabilants.-
11Tbey were accordingly invitederodes to to beta
great ke themselves
et balf.past seen the the T
abort, upon paying two frees. for admission, they
wise entertained with psalm staging by the Prince
end his seise. They performed e piece in 50 cotspien,
which bore semi likeness to the Gregorian strain.—
Hi. Indian Majesty afterwards beat the tvenbootin,
and sang, while his good sebjects danced mertily to
the tune. The lest esbibitios sue a 'I WO, In full
orchestra, which afforded an opportunity of judging ,
to what a degree of perfection the Ourida Ration has
strived lo a knowledge of harmony. Some wags,
however, who were present, seemed inclined to he.
Bove that the Indian Gentlest" were from the Banks
of she Bidemos, and the Ladies from the Garonne.
The last number of The Military Joarnal, printed
in Aestria, communicates some interestine particulars
respecting the past •and present military state of Pres.
sie. The sathor of this work stein the expenees of
the Pupation army et 21 millions of crowns. T
Official Gazette .f Berlin states she revenue of Pres.he
si. at 35 millions of crowns. It thence appears that
the Prussian army connotes Mere than three-fifths
of the emits revenues of the State. In France the
army sheaths a little less than a fifth, end in Bara•
tie almost a third of the rases. The Chamber of Lb.
pities of Fiestas has reduced the Budget of the Mi.
eider of Wir by eight millions of francs, and the
Deputies of Batavia have espressed the most lively
complaints no the subject of this prodigality.
The Doke es Rona°, who arrived is die River
tome limo back era hoard the Lapwing, from %tyros,
has been released from quarsetine, and is arrived is
London. He has entered into recognisance to!..tisit
England in toe month from the the of his leading,
and only waits the arrival of his wife and fetidly
from Patis, whoa bayonets's iteasediately to return
to Smyrna en his comunweisl trassactioss.
The Lovett frigate arrived at the Cape de Verd
Islands on the 10th March, sad sailed a him days
after for the African coast.
A letter from Leeds, of the Ist init. sayst—
cc ii understood to be the day Seed em for
reloads' tbe Requisition to our Chief Magistrate I
for calling • Public Meeting to take into cond.
deletion the state of the country, and to draw op an
Address to the Peppier at large to come forward and
apply a radical remedy for it Shoald his Worship
decline lending his sanction to the Genesee, the Re-
quisitionists. it is said, will themselves convene a
Meeting, and levit• Sir Cu AIM= WOLSELEY, ei
semi
ether leading character, to preside. In the mess
time. such alarming reports having gone forth, from
one end of vbeisiogdons to the other, It may uot be'
to state, that we continue has is a state of the most
perfect tranquillity. I regret to learn, that Moors.
Tuoursoss, of Raertien, a few Riles from Leeds
(one of the greatest mereentile and manufacturing
firms in the kingdom, than which there is sone more
respectable), were ander the painful necessity of dis.
charging BO of their even on Saturday last ; and it le
intimated that they will be compelled to still further
reduce their establishment!".

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TO TAR SOITOR OF VIZ STATESMAN.
gµ,-4111asidasillbehag ontkled to use the in.
idled width they may possess, quite isdepentient of
'ay lee other being or body of beings, I do accord.
ugly, as sa original being, sod quite independest of
.all earthly end hearse beings, presume that I hors
aid do poems a right that en one thing on tdie
glebe ought or can prevent we frees using. Feeling
satisfied, ties, open this brad, and also quite con.
vine's! that I, its common with all my fellow beings,
am fully at 'Minty to act without any aestsieli• a
wherever, ease and wept each conscientious, re.
strictioe at may be *Wale my own bins,. lat
once emir that a 111.1 gas, a change, a complete
ei,stsCss is thselet•ly demander, by the ansiniity of in.
Idieldeals in this covets, Its the system. or farce of
It•preseatstion—rbere i. 111 bush lit It-resensesints:
It tan only be cotibi,li.teal, mt the I.•••. as s ih•losi
and though It may tn. 64,1 'has anew •• ire fere.
seated, such as lb. t:ity set London, W.
and slifOe few weft, altar d see shot onsets
to
bet &lasi it easy give Si.. to s.ime dishite—a little
new: it mu, peon onsh• a little ninth th.r some pin
of tie Aessemblv ; hut sabot is t..e ? Nothing, or
worse. I say ear.., hems* moth tateable time
hoboes, teet--ssothing lium•ficial Yes bees aireCtl4
then I gsr It is Vase. lon', at4ole.Ply webtied, as .11
power, all Oetisinn is •itb the m1i..41,--thet
rity •hieb fa Morass nine time. out I.l' rem in error.
.1 ben, Mr. Eomet, and fellow.eoroory Mrll. what is
the ens of a man, who isi-11.1 to render 0411 vice; Is hie
cooetry, remaining in oath an A•seanly, inlets be
has some molt .a to ash nit which mitt be likely to
mita she motive of the lima or the catiotry.
Ma-
firms may eortslisly be made, end when made they
moot he noticed too; and for this one fra4oll l should
have been glad to hate seen the oenertbi• Major
CARTWRIGHT in Pullouts., bettuse I am sure
he *ever would hale forgotten his dotty—he would
wee submitted his meta see—he would, and vsajd
too, have enforced his pfqmoitions is effectual.
ly, that they would lase rung from one end
sof this *arias to C • other; they are mistaken is
Major CaellleleriT. who imagine that he Is sot fit
for Parliamentary Juliet. 0, say same. he wield
have died eery soon had be been sent to p.,lj.inrist.
Very well, I date say he will die is It Is before many
years are ever ; I, for ewe, say, that if be wished to
go to Parliament he she'll have inn,. laud there be
might have died ; bat I dare say be •ctoid have bees
got home by some means, even wiliest his owe car.
dermal he don't reside eery far from the Ilouse.--•
Away with all this aonseate, this petty, this ins
feeling for the Major. I ny, why net have let hns
die fighting against despotism, trying to over-
throw the hue monster,—the mac) .headed beast,
sod trying too, with all ills powers, to sepia the
eights of she People to the proper outsets. flow.
INK, if this weld sot have been performed by him,
be cou:d bet have left the Rouse with disdain, sad thee
IR 'wad have known that Reform must begin nut
of the Homer; it imolai hate been known, sad clear.
ly midmost's', that amide* eoeld, as nothing will,
bring about e Reform—a Osage of ssadern. but the
cassias at *ace, one and all, to pay the "IS"! Tide
is what will bring about the Reform, and nothing else
will de It; consecoeutly, if those mon who desire a
Reform of the system would leave the Hoes* entirely
and assist the-People by setting the esample, they
wield then do something effectual—desist (romps!.
log "•", and assist in keeping good order.
I am, Slr, ropecaully,
R.

hoe% ISM

Tbm-woksve implied wiH Ills Orb of (Me Cortemaodeoll
ommitag, however. ciao or three etwfde. • WI. if p.
orkleet I. to • 'Mortise Irmo the ATTOILXST-OXIIIIAL.
and ?TON as It i•, we are apprebeweive shot the iateafaa•
demo would God so great MSc-ally I. sopplyorg tbem by
brearo.

Alt FRAISPLE Of FRENCU JUDICIAL PUNIIIIIIENT,
If ORTUT or INITATIUN IN ENGLAND —.11.-Geki,
epwards of 30 'earl ll...eviler of the Itogistruriou
Dudes et the Cuert of Caseation and Chamber of
R•spiests, has been seoteneed, in his absence, pat
conlmaiace,•by the Assize Court of l'eris, to hood
labour for life, for fraudulent eetties, by which it
is calcolated, Oast the State has sustained a lots of
100,0001.
A BAND Of GENEROUS HICIOWITIIIN, OS A Fart
Colt' 00 Season TURPINS.— We have frequently
Introdeced chancier, net of character is oer owe
country ; and have now. vie the //acne, an 'retreat
of a band of Spanish freebooters ea laid, which will
convey a collaterul proof of the destenctive state
of a Government, which is ea imputation upon
the rational faculties of mankind. We have sc.
counts from Madrid of the 13th ultimo, which
'say, " The last accoasts from Estrestedera comae.
skate disagreeable partirelars respecting the rebtse.
ties. aubirb (tontines to occur is that part of Spain.
foihiwitinutoding the positive assertions of some
Journals, that the reads are now free, and that Ira.
eellirtg is gaits safe, and the inhabitants of the small
tones without danger, daily 'aperient, shows the
stestrary. Oue Mat moo scours the mammy with
100 awe, who ere said to be well armed. The
mall towns tremble for fear of Maxason aad his
head. They are, however, set at all cruel, end
dem 111 make war Chlial s money,OO of the Royal
ITswasery ; and as for the they do net keep
Ilk for themselees, they distribute alms end assist the
ilmiligent with it, hewn they receive good informs.
ties, mod are preferred by the common people to
(these who &resent to arrest them. It is dittoed that
the Audios's., or Royal Tribenal of Caceres, has
been obliged to take refuge in the tiro.% city of at.
dojos."
It wee not Mr. R. 11. Guitar who spoke spigot
Sir FRANCIS Bueortis motif). ors Motet ; it was
Mr. Henson Gooney, Member far Newton.
Os Saturday eight, soother comet made its appear.
more; the nucleus is very bright, end the tail well de.
fined. It seems to be directing its moduli northward
by the position of its tail, eel may be yea nort
h obit
quarter of the heavens. Whether this homely phe.
nomerson is atewected with the excessive heat of the
weather yesterday, we are sot astronomers emosith Ita
determine; bet the ayachreaison is worthy of resort.
We rot:collect also a similar coincidence in the rem.
met of 1811, trken aft were also tisited by 1 clod'
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