The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-31 00:00:00

Dal VIE% Tilt DAT Barone 1111 VI AL ELAM.

THE STATIMMAN.

WOW the trade of others. Tins Gestltem wry,
!whop% be too tinorstent to thank es for our advice,
out too moult. le follow it : hot we most solemnly
mon them we are : for what they have f• on
about is holy os joke. The sooner they adopt
this espittrry w , the Dever will it be fn. that'
system of rale, ethic's, fenro principles of aottlebarich-
• tividiy :bey have scorn to otsintain with their last
gllkate, anal •:.eir last &oho of blood. It will be the
hexer also in other rels.,ets, as their stay here will
it .17 tend signify t!.. nhj.ct they seek to manila.
lets. They hare alteedy 0. awn the attention of tile
R caul: opor, him ; lad Justus said of WHALES an-
der somewhat kip similar circumstances, only net
hell so lmpuriant or momentoot—" The rays of
I Royal indignation cost spots this one ran, serve.:
bet to ilea. hie, for they could not consume his."

Ws have. in the first page of oar Paper, given oar
Readers a Letter 1r OM ea old and valved Correspoo-
dent, whose constituie ~I 11...sirations will remove
the prejavßees Mort lined by some timid persons,who
have sot made the Clostitution of the Country an
object of their study; and, perhaps, way feel same-
what astounded et the h..kl •pd dean laagesge of
those, who, to cover their own intemperate ghost of
power, have threatened with accusations of Tresson
aid Sedition, the very person to whom they owo a
weighty reparation. The clear view given is this
IL. has (hosted th. suhj.ct of intricacy, and we
treat that, through lids I.ght, the People will not
1
gsly see their rights, but feel courage enough to main•
lain th.ere.

The approbation of Sir Fit %NCI, BURDETT'S Let•
ter by such a Ct.rrespondent e. 'hatuTtlY TRUF VS
(. denature as bumble ss his le oiting is esalted), can.
not fail to " sake assurance doubly sure" in the
mind of the Usronet and that of his Mends, that its
purport hat dune nu injuty to the vast reputation he
previously ettjo, ed. but, ou the roguery, wended
the circle of public esteem in which be has lung been
win:toed.

COPT 01 • LAMA nor 1111. HUNT 10 A ritigno nit

TOW N.

Swim los, Unto, Looto.ltite.
Swiday Eve ming.
Mt DEAR en this Illonent Hated best
on Pry way hack in Ntarocliester. The last dastardly
trick of the jotheiti otortiertas is wadies us elf to

morrow; pouibly I may we blos then. W: at will
the people of Mott' ighass my to saiLii di.ines ? In
fact all r•cland will speak with one s 7.1. I 3111
wore pleased with the pruceedira of the subscribers
of the it mdii.g limas at Soatham woo re .ts to
to i.e Coup i •, than any thing I hive Seen.
Sootkamp:on i. a lar4 aria; • retied place, and
if they WI is tl.is way whets will falba thei.
maniple. 1 hare now Eten 10, %Led op in a duaGean
I I days, and they do nod know what the alt.l to du
*Jib me, now they have on etidenco that they can
depend open : they can get people here to swear .ny
thing, bat they know Imbed, will belie,. them, GA
that theta aro thousands that will centruli... it. And
many of them too, who aro equal in rank, for-
tune, and character in blanthestar to any of them-
selves ; they little think yet, what witnesses we halo
not only of oar Innocence, bet of their premeditated
font. I have this moment got intelligence lbw Mr.
Cu tas.ca Pruden is arrived. shall now make owe
mote attempt to get the worthy kind Magistrates to
let him we me. I Iwo been incarcerated in a dew.
von now l l days, without any chirp being toad*
against me, end hare been tittered the adtice of ea
attorney, a straw" to this town.
Ever yogi's,
It. HUNT.

Tire Times or te-slay *aye, ,nit ''' the liherstlng of
Hunt from lei risonment on the ',ore 01 WA Tire..
son, sfinrde to be sere s fi4nal triumph tg the Kull..
al Reformers, and the deussgngues who feed open
their distresses," kc. By d•reagegages our co.tema
pantry meat mean, we presume, the men who
take up the nese of those n las, thnegh feeling deo
necessity of a Reform, east the miens of leaking
that necessity known. Ws• hope end trust it is not
skooght cilesioulty demagnitst to publish the follow-
Jot letter, which endoubtetity winces the necessity
.1 a Reform. The listens most be reformed, Of half
the People sword or " hilted off :--
"TO Till. LDITOR 1)1 THh MANVHCSTEN
ono I. KY Ett.
" Slll,-1 went en the lii:h inst. to soy est,loyers
for work, bet to my greet .erpsise Mr. G. Bradshaw.
(menages. for Messrs. Chtletie, ha• .mannfactorers,
of (modem), told me that he coul.l give me no
more work without I w 0.11.1 Mae selling Political
Pamphlets ; (3r he said the Gentleveo of Matches.
field had been severe! times particalatly within thew
few clays, and I '.l him to 'urn me oat of employ;
tkat I and the l'att.phlets had err ;tell great diver.
boor., I ' lb. town ; that I hod been the cameo of this
rliseracefel disterbeocee of last ToesJsy. I told his
lOlt it wasel.' her I nor the ysmillets that created
the riot ; that I k es" rothin; oif the riot till after it
was over : that I never see is .hr larket-thee that
' night. l'e told me actin thit he could Lire me no
tense work nilhoot I would eels* s••Ilio; the ism.
phist•, and hare nothing to II" rift that ht.fotobrtts. I
told him that I would promise nothing of the sort;
that it only retrained for hiss 00 sa, whether I night
have work or not. lie sg .; n ;old ate that he lt,••• whet
remained for hit. I. 4:04 and walc,rl net o' the were.
house. 14-4 bet ng soli. by! sithl'•is as-set, 1 egotist went
to him in shwa three hours sifter, and rese.mer.eled
with biro on the injostire ot 'is procoellogs in eis.
doasonsing to prevent sae bole fatistoing any he'l-
-1 nest that use lawful vsio hoot 10..1.• fly:i011, that would
moist a. in the essintonance of my family. He told
me at last, that he neither meld nor wentd give me
any with ender the present ciscurastsoces; that has
. did sot think the sale of the pamphlets was laufel.
" Yost obedient %meant.
" JOH.PH SWANN.
" histrirstietd. Avast V. 1119."
" We would advise Mr. Scans to obssio, if Ito
possibly can, the oases of the limccieficlel Geniis.
men, and prostate them for camping ; and In the
saran time we hope the (Wombs* of slat tore will
contribute their mile, and pet th 4 worthy ballots its
a small way of !gulags, and Ousels, (testate the
Imagist' designs of the real conspirators; whom
'SSW is, on all occasions, to starve so honest fel-
Imm into compliance.- .EDITCS.'

I.ccoa. Avo. 29.-1 suppose 1110 horrible Man-
chester Measure absorbs another topics or coevetse-
tinn. I wish mach to know what is being done fee
the cause of Reform among you. We are not id:n as
Leeds—there is a bock now opened (and which will
Wendel:ollc We few day s) et Mr. Bit vin's,thr Ner.
airy aim the purport of sr hicb, is is joie the whois
miss of Reformers together—is we expect that as
soon as it is known it will be etlopted at all the pelts.
civet towns in England. I base sent you a copy of
the presmble, and I dare say you will approve it :
" We the endeisigued WA!, 'ants of ON town of
Leeds, In the West Riding of the county of York,
beiti4 of the age of 21 years or upwards. do hereby
record our opiainn, permeably but decidedly, that the
Commons lines, of Psrlirmeut of Great Usitain, so
at present ennstitutod, does not faitly and fully re.
resent the People et the United Kingdom, and these.
fore that a It•foim in the constitutima of that noose
is indispentabl, necessary."
Then follow the signature and profeuion
of
each subscribing his name. We have to cousseenro
abnut 50 Gentlemen and Mei bents, and (bell Shop.
keepers ; and after them it is purposed to admit all
that art eligihle. I should wench like to be at it.
Westminster Meeting, and if !coold base been sr mit
I would have been at the eiI,OOCP bad I returned
on the following slay. We hares Meeting Ineeear.
ed for Monday at Wakefield, sod one at Maths
Moor on Toes& y ((Iris de) ).
Yesterday morning the Doke of Yasuo arrived at
_ York-house, ht. James's Palace, from Outlands.
Yesterday the Doke end Duchess of KENT,IICCOW.
panied by the infant Princess A Lexautrata, who so
are happy to say continues to thrive and enjoy este!.
lent health, the l'ilutess Fsocont, sod their altead-
ants, left Kensington False« for Windsor Palace, as
a visit to the ratemcs.cs for a few days.
Sttsrdsy Mr. NAM, the architect, attended ah
Kansiagton Palace to inspect certain parts of it. Its
spariments occupied by the Dukes of K INT and Scr-
sox being muck out of repair, us wall ae the Chapala
the P.l,re.
BARB4DOVI Jutor 6.—The Jobs Moog. A.
duo frigate, COOlOsotiOrO POUT, sea the N"nsedli
schooner, Dieet. Clanton, are croit!ng to wtttrati
is search of pintles.