The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN,

REHNBLIRGH

• ne temporary dinkier, .rich osembodeil.the
beers of t►e Preach Philosophers, he'd made it eery
isofashiottable among moo of letters, whether tore
lof 'mains or not, to Ira caeaht in the fart of video.
popular freediiin, under any Enke or shetwr.—•
And those whir have ,entered 40 to 4n, hare se re.
'lured and contracted thi. basis and interests of eerh
que,tion, es to leave them very little allonym, be.
*Wes that which t►ey give thevonifitea for downright
liberality. The very peefmaion, however, of free
stations is 'Wel to freedom, ihnogh the professors
should be is reality as selfish and avresoing, as the
spirit of oserpatinto could wish. For this reason
we should be relied's* in attack tither the eds.
limited or propertied pretenders to public feeling, un-
less their selfishness aid eviorpatims network in effect
the osefeltims that liberty derives from their coyote-
sauce and activity. Such is the rendition in shit*
we, of the popular Press, are placed with trap +, to
the Editsborgh Review. To the rank and intelli-
gence of the Proprietors we would yield respect, end
the more readily because they head- their party spirit
mod feudal ambition does to a declaration of avi.l for
ppepelar rights. Hat, then, in the midst of their
avoivalv, in spite of the knowledge which prompts
L them, and the liberality which they praise mud sa.
eke, bet dare ant ernbracii, they roll* the r wittiest:*
of troy patriotism by some itivoluntaey hint, whir*,
peinfel:y *erns et that the stratagem of petty am-
bilk% Never tires ; that the desire' of selfishness
and leviers are unconquerable. The parlicalar
eaample which we are going to point out is an
article on t►e Came Laws Is their list Journal. The
traelt of the argeinetit is liberal, bat the proven
of it thereto renders the conclusion a piece of seen-
leas hypocrisy. The beainning is an assemplinn of
gaudy sentimentality tech as 'he Parliament used,
when nut of very love for the iof.nor ranks they
suspended the llulwes Corpus Act.
•• We thorovigly acqoiusee In the importsec• of
enc.u•agiug field sparse. W. eaaaof couretee a sire
pernicious ceeditien (bass that its aristocracy should•
be shut up from Oaf )1,1111.1 rod to anotbe► le
s imetropels., while the mart of its moral inhabitants
are left loth* management of rectors and agents. A
mat mass We/nisi from I. sides to speed his yammer
in the cousitry dieser, intelligence, improves etencre,

MULLION.
•DORVINOO TO TIM 11.--..11 LOISTACToIti.
Coy so AURA. Used NV Elysian Node.,
loo• jogilwg glows of wookk wiU pro.e, Model.
lk owes our sillies.. ow/ we dam k wow
But ouly nOtr Minor* ii..M 'tie glow&

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GREAT rtabitittty VVOLUTASIIOO —Crisp. the eirfebratre
Henrik pedystrian, rho of remedy failed la bly law Mon
I antrii, is mrebeil amain, ender the painmage of Capt. ems
' rimy In walk from Ipswich or Leaden sod inane is, for 16
•
morson re days, a distance of 1111 alb" from Se aitimlimord
i CYarch ist Irish* Ile roger ism wale cord at Totems l's,
and at Ilse Castle Ina. Mforllnds. Is the preseneeef 1111•12,
1 Nettie* linteltosen. for 15W. 3 arid Crisp. ono ithriamling his
1 WWI lot 'lmmesh hie late failure. boo 11108 .111.1•114 tel. of
1 bb Goa mime, He r ill commerce his sodorn fraderflakimie
from the Admiral'. /Ind, Ipswich. so Thorns,. be laic
' Mo. for Louden, and the water most be derided at ft feelerk
I precisely. The ramplenna of the rhos, ask well entails.: no
tole his came 5.. hr at the heed tithe .ire of intern& s. there
i abeimia: malty dalerwierbrweansisa Tear Me and from Me hills
te I. product, ea hie
ar-
rival al sorb las. it Helsel mi inspire.
neciartito Edur•••••nria•.--Titeriday VVlPtliatt at Irish
baskei.wriona. of etnemt.gurde• market. eel backed rit odds,'
to taut • error jet aims ism bean, apes her bred, tifr the Kin
phial mid iodic. is the Leisd•o•romd. is the suit space of si
I niiiiiiii.o. The ranain Inn eV firth beim properly Owed. the
' 11011110 s started at quick time. followed by a curossine of per
tras.orrifylse arrived at Wain larrissidge. sheer, seendlion t•
nereessynt, she em is Myra elms of gia.sod receive • ghillie*
Here tome sitterrnilre soak place by the forll.keeprv„ demand.
lee a press lit o.e primagen the ifteakinele is Pict MAC nit
f weighty minter balm yperdily settled. by miss' Me semi, she
Ifkir owe its.er.ted situ bey hordes tit she arrived al the ma '
' etc. al 1. e Coburg Theatre, when the useleidy gentleman
, rosined 14.1.• rairmient by ihnoskre hi. legs M. mid bets
: were 14(11,10.11 the performance. The minas, however. tbrense•-
• lee. wail. nil 5.5,5. in inns him M. • don' if he did set keep
(units. oe pr..rredrd. mod anises' at the ltiirptram sod Cook a
few winos., within the eine time, arid received mineral prelims
Ham she nerd in/cabled.
St tn. f' L 4 It CUSTOMS. —On the Quay al Niesegerewil
in the United Provinres, fro s are kept at the
public rupture; they live in • roomy apartment, with
a large wooden cage before it, which series for a bal.
cony. These birds are feasted every day with the
choicest fowls, end with as much esetteees as If they
were for a Gentleman's table. The privileges of the
icily were granted originally upon the observance uf
this strange cosines, which is continued to this day.—
Many other charters are held upon wren es ratters,.
dietary. That of the City of Chester is held by the
brutal entertainment of a bell-bail; and the descend.
eats of William Penn were obliged to wad a beer.
I skin every year to the British Monarch, before Auer-
! rice became ass independent State, as an ertnowledg.
meat that the potence of Pennsylvania was granted
I to their family by the Croon of England.
1 Sweet r ow Grohs) From 1493 i o 1803(311 years),
i lite clod and silver sent from America amounts to
1.056.775,3211, sterling, being 3,933,2201. per an.
i num, nil an average. The total specie rif Europe
I is 311,142 900i..terlIii ; in anneal Ifisi ha', there.
Ilimo, skin place (including the Eeropeen prodoce),
emeasorng In 2 9314,774i.-1.70s is consumed Is
ITristkets ; the remainder to China, Ile.—(lleinboldt,
3d vol. p. 440 and 451 )
The proprietors or ilif Grand Junction Canal hate
it Its cohlemplation to receive their supply of water
Prone the riser Kennet instead a the lhames, which
ices be elected by making • cut from the framer to

commewicates pleesere, restrains the •streere viol...ft
of subordinate politicians, and mikes the middling
and lower clime' better aeqoainted with, end
mere attached to their Natural leaders. At she
came time, a residence is the country gives le tb•
seekers of laws an opporteuity of stedytwg those
isserests which they mey aftet wards be celled on to
protect and arrange. Nor can it be unimportant to
the character of the higher orders, that they should
oecasioaally be thrown among simple, laboring.,
(regal people, and be stimelated to resist the prodi•
obey of Courts, by vivid,' with their own ryes the
merits and wretchedness of the pser." What pomp
of virtue ! What seperosteral intelligence, aetang
independent of self and party, 111 for the gond of
1 heaters nature! And what a 1T,..41..al shine of lellel-
. siii•na Ili) these ityl•lientient ploiniiiiptittla lout to the
undoi+iinduqg a their t•tdr.•, ii. tho.• Inn!, of
4 ethereal gwri..titm! In the first Were. we ate to
I admit Il,at all landowners Ste n.tutollv laeciessrs.--
'Theo we are to lattyibutit 1., It r whole b.•O , • di.-
interested anzieti shout the ',Odle ••liare. r..eh as
has been pshiboto.l he 41)..ul 11 o nr shreo dozen per.
sone of their mil; in the +hole enur•• of she uturld's
1 history. Then their I.a.tosisking minds are to be
i improved by p•oing obi. rniaer, of iiiei. tenants; and
• Oro% they a'. ter he allu,rol to this tiatiatitio by the
attraction of st.j; 0.a110n.1. g. Oh IVhiiii! Whirs!
ohs ire you an 'I ..r net' ? F.a, •iii men are doter.
*lord to take no n,•liro of mote's of fart, out de.
Ipond 'Wire') 1,1,..ii .• shslessire theory," the R•ailets
of the Edinburgh Repko will tie as firmly eon.
•ettfihi of .....tho-istion sod .b.urdity of these pee.
ititaiinnt as • • are. The leaf cud she Constitution
have never obeyed soy ioneenee but that of the land-
•wners ; the la tiled Ationrrecy hat always been •
hundred times ton much in • at toggle for th•cousedircis I
interests, seen when the Kingly power has been pet
let. the scale if the latter. The Democracy never
yet have hed,a voice so any way. The whole •ew.
nee) of the hirsidom has been fur cenierles under
the Controls' of the Land.helders. Property has Mom
alleeeted or towered by them ; tales have berm abed
by thew ; made has been regulated by them; her.•
bee. bee. busted by them ; sod partridges periudi.
ally shoe by them—end beheld the magnificent re-
snit.—.ll..steed of imparting fresh ..carp y surf run.
tentsamit to ell rho classes below, which their mum...
poly of she bemires, of law•sookieg felly empowered
the. to do, they have ceefesed cud ravelled all le-
gislative policy to sash a degree, that there is scarcely
'melees in the community that now endorateads how
mesh of its poseessiens it enjoys of right, .r how
many of its privaties• are required by jestice. TM
mew of capital gels possession of Toro intooett for
his morsey thee any rate of profit either en epics!.
tare or seamen:icon repay to the 'sheer If pro.
dialog. The shopkeeper swallows op something
berm/ the profits of the manufacturer, which
comes *et of the wages of his jearneymea..---•
TM man of estate maintains a large posse of
liveried sensate, at es I 'spasm of 1501.
each ; his tomato, theogit hardly put to it to
pay his esorlitaat rasa, live sompitioesly, while the
bold ielsoerer, Su whose exertions the whole chain
0 time united taprooms is reamed, meet mammalse
his appetite, and is that midst of weary crops, which
his owe heads have peppered sad reared, meat con-
trast his enjoyment• to the torment memos that as
'peesibly gestalts life. The Rdieburgh Reviewers
may my that there ieesealitles are of modern growth,
not lite result Of that jeridical skill which imbereetly
attaches to the minds of the '• natural leaders," bet
the conseseence of adopting some peculiarly moil.
clues maasets, which were introduced by soother fee-
tins; trotett,lieg to their sows imedests relf.denying
concloaions, the Testes have dens all the miscisief by
opposieg the IVhige. They bons ivies's' doe, it he.
tweet, thete; they hare- separated the tweed of reel
tanner so thoesegtly„ so ay minutia:ell yons tees, the alKb
theerealer pert slits produattesteepabilieys mod to Wave
the poor man Ho eheice hot thee are perlyrjoeu iseslsogg
or lassies, repine. pet then the Tories area breach 1
of the Aristocracy ; then we in theehreseett areameet i
mete Whigs; they ere leaded r•pfivims: " cum-.
try gentlemen," 's naletal leaders," hereJitery and

theConol, of about 11 unilim is •tient.

Fos rex STATES IN .1 N.

pm hunting Senstors as well a, He Whip. New _ _
___ _ _ _ _ _
cam• tie, to give the *dossing.. at lint lbei Ii -.411111••••=-
Commerce ever etelcultute. and.after list t• Itheitel- • TO TOR COMMON falthc.ll.Nlll dr TUE CITY
changers over both I IPhes are the booebts Of theirs OF LUSUOM.
6. _ ,
snipe-shonting Blind Mw to be discovered, sod. i . tit irte.Sesit,--ii is with eV itigleit considers/len
moth can the Fanlike anion have enlightened them, it vid epees, that I address sus • rospeesehle Lindy.
when they inlaid oho. let in a Eradiated seals 0. ?p- Too bees ofteistini.i petillossil tit. Threat. for • re-
',retsina, which enables a MOae)ed man sabots' (sit drove of'griessees„whirit jcsii felt; their. tar. it ettel4
or Useful labour to treble his cavital la twenty years he iladasst lo ripposethat poi "rook, tiro I deaf roe
(we ho We teen it done, and that too still every sp. to li 'Wild! compd•lot... the Stith' eppooltisse *MA
peoranee of fairness), while Ilse (omits aid glaNshic- ye5,..1.... doissfaimit dlipliiid to Seesr alit slily
I
toren Ora consantly breaking doom, sod doe work• 1 the Ulf, itis Ike estoitry ott .4. •: teem the lees
men and simony literally perishiak through Helot I 11•14 of oppetroti, win mots likes)! dear
114
No; the Etlinhorgit Reviewers meet not dried. them: 'ls foetidly. u elf yeeter,:eitieel 1614 e 10°417
selers—o• mean their resters, by shy if ails O. 4611 jeetly ww01P11401•615e6P,..,, 11„ 11.10
_.
_.ll itlitifillt„,_ „..i
simnel a mossphyoical aristocracy, alternating be. of eseemilat eased," sip tottorsopistresse we par
term the cars of empire in the wrettesselis, sod dm lie.ewwwT, • Mt ill *tin/,., weraCeeq. 444 44 led
seedy of human notate and killing of wild.fowt In Pontos*, bet theetereti. y dented I. south. ....•
the coveter. There •s I such.. body of "ne • The self eat'', pat( which Sea, ;.f you! lisiti MIMI;
tent leaders," owl ?Arre never sill be. There have lo conjanection with the earialle_Pilaebee; I, .14,64*.
been Colons-in of Nobles, or men of rank, commas. (be ill.tiiied sod lossosidente Peelle; of lIIP Ott
tire!, sloe, and there have been rich men moos% them Clergy (alio sold be tii strings, to the teen dia.
114 CAMILLO. and CATO, and Pt BLICOLA. who hove tress of their poor perishistere), ileimods out'
for • tin.* kept them honest ; but the world never yet wares/et thanks.
leie the Ms • *hole body of them whose sites and premien The Clergy art foiled, and I bel
,atop.
Ohre etilformly regulated by disinterested and imps. Poiotioent hash cased aunt if them to Its schemed
list aftention to the public good. If lin land pro. of their Petition, or, at teem; it list night Uwe to
salmi re p' ny special osefelness at all, it can submit to their preset stipeed, du the Mori if bet.
only hewhen they farm the Upper flogs be a Sense ter days.
itielarroptibly ennatitoted, and to form sock • Senate Notoithstanding it li admitted that sit ilitielierisi
ltd Linter Hoeg mast be essentially 'Popular, pos. esteem of your fetlow.cirizews are jselyiteleidno; 1
arse the rommind of she public parse, sod be really cannot forbsr calling year attentien fledis
coostitated by, and responsible to, the People. Bet tag; skids rertainly distil lie in yaw 'Weis. ••
eves this ran be ticioe wittiest them, as it is in Ame. move, and *hick Is severely felt by esivit 'Wag ‘
tics, where the betimes, 'Ol the Slates undergoes • holder in the City of London—l will Pimp. mood •''
sifting through thit manifold, plan of discouiee, and but those who fatten upon the spoil. the eerie tit
is as cautiously determined as it could possibly he by to which I ailed. would, by one-tkiril, mire thew
any sytern of Whigeery, of '6 natural leadership." doubts One etivend of every lonunbesst of the pen
Its us heir no more, then, of these quaint imagine. rushee within the City; sad tint .{shoat *idiot SAP • '
lions, of men twine horn ready•mide Legislators; or single pens? Sore from die pockets of••tht inhelcier "
of Carovitilliog having my thing to do emotion, eats. If loch a las bad bile lapsed by-114 Pree •"
with the wisdom ..1 Lsw-toskine. lisment upon the City, alas a etinfosiscwoMditeMb6,‘•
takes. place. Petition from sod respothiseesed' '-
led tilt parishes witeld.havi beds dere allthededt'. '
shall .thew piss the dooms& of the City-Cleepf;
*boot stipends, had they been clemekif, wield sit
beep drawn so Stich sisal feat Us dietramod Iroise:
beitltr. . . ..
Ilse I 10.0 smirk. that •Geetiiiiieeit bid it*
hand le Sling Go tbia.mippessiee nil • it had AN Ml-
coeteet tidier of. King, :deeds; or (Wagons ; yet
how Smoothly, how silently, sod, I say peony add%
how_ tifgoroweig, sad spreediagly oppivitsfS, It Ii
persiued to steal on. PIS • vivid do I beisq net a
simile feeble VOWe is nisod by any Member of the
Corporate's against the cofteinoant. of Ibis MOWS: --
fol tea.
I sill keep yes ow lons', I. elitePeoltib - TOW ted '
to which I anode is the Bars Cowsolidessi Rate.
The Gentiles's who he,. the contest and manintesi
moot of that rate an a part otynor no• body, ondei
the name of (;snini.stiossora of Seven, bet sot ewe
aptly called the Smeepint Canideittee, alluding (if
they p on) to their snooping the hoses of the die.
steroid citizens of those leer missible necessaries
whiel, the Collectors of other eases bane had the he.
nosily to spare. Will any llootioratili fivitlemee
of tbe Common Council lay hie hood *psi Ms Satz .
and declare that the money raised it this dey seder
the mask of the Coosalidaie Rate is deemed to the
use of lamps, enneagees, and predicate map f If
they mins answer is the sdireasils, how can they
consent to divine a men sod famity foe that massy
which by law it Is not lacembent lib his to pay, not
on thee to dossed ?
The origin of this cites fez is bison io HI the is:
habitants ; It was to cover tits espial" incurred bf
clearing the streets of rho heavy fall of soon doting
rho bard winter, ending the year 1813. and emit.
latticing the year 1814. When after a laps of MOM
thin 6.• years, eon soy perste seep forward sod
jowly assert a reasonanto apology for cautioning the
r.te doable to this day? Impossibly. It was ori-
ginally intended to sewer the pails's, el • tempo.
rary good; bet it epees nto be cbangod by its Com-
missioners of SOON. into that of a permanent evil. L
have before me sow, a IleallOOO, to a poor fellow to
show cause • by • warrant should not be leased to tam
his goods sod chattels for the non.pny sent of that
abominable ratr.......Honeeer highly the Cows•
n.i.sioners may value their own tine, they set no
rare on the lime of others. Mt le the afters:um
as the hoer he was to intend ; after initial; era
hears he had an aodieoce. To be insulted f.4h.
poverty sae what he expected, and he nos nit dis.
appointed. Those Gentles'. should remember,.
that sober virtuous poverty is ao criate—lt is no so. '
rut infect or disgrace to the topless party, bat I. the
eyes of ignorance and folly. 1 il.oold rather bops
that thew taunting repcoaches wLicb slide with so
much else how rho tongs, of llut *Commis.
sisters, who railer lb* elects of a too warm
head than of an onfeellog bevel.---Hot she
ate the Collector' of the above tat fo be treattil

la the save wanner!, Th., ere tredesent *AO

Tins •Itois Teses—A Woreester Paper says,— I neglect their business, and give up their dm* to
It We hate the eerwecttee of saying that the Iron celled ibe tat without any rememereties whatever—
Trade in this and the neighbouring audits la in a I but that is sot taken into teesidention by the Gem.
eery flourishing stele." wtissientes. It is tree that some little apology may
Friday week, Rickard Riseeod was convicted et be effeted ; it lean easy minter to steams. tat Gee-
the Sermons Coat an sentenced to seven yeasts stars. tleme, after regaling tamales' With the keenlyro portation, for bAts
ing Mr. Ortrlen, a rider to a hosts 10.41 sod beverage of turfs and blaet, end a gained
in Staffordshire, of 4401. In notes, watch, kr. Jens a day for the pleasure of enjoying seek refrainment,
Maly, of Eicheqeer•street, the owner of the hoes, may leek rather supercilias maw those Ole toi'
where the robbery was committed, is sentenced to without any reward in cellectieg the eery usonifY
sewn years transpertatinn for receiving the money, which pays the Caimisslosen fur the Gra mod taloa
none of which is recoeered by Mr. Ogden.r-(Deitlus Isle of eating a goad dinar.
Pr-)slats who an be succeenfeltle for the bdwitchierg tea
.11111411ILLVI, NAY 27.—Losus —:A ebriating virtue of the juice of their's,. ? Its tows.
kitten with tight ifil was last week eshihiterf et ear forming gantlet bele been stateliest:al by miey.—
Olice. The animal, in ether respects, seemed per- Irregeehtly it bath transtotmed likk Mee Into greet
feet, end In possess no extraordinary members.— eats, stud trees men into despots. 1 annist,Gentle.
(Erne Packet) mom, form even • hope that my few !anti its will
Sinctoz.—Yesterday tarring a Clerk in a Hank. I teat with your upprebetion; bet they may awaken
Ist-bew" 1" the cisy..hni hi...a. N.. reason is amt more able pen that will do the subject amp!,
asiiened: ha has been elieereeti in • 'o* slots for lie ljetnicy.
months. He has been in the holm seers.;. I- I mei informed by one of the Collators. she esti.
Customs P r.rur..—M • bleaching ritelllemi itd upon in, Nit week, thu mesh wahset:e_l:,::!"e_.-
in the vicinity of the Mruropolla, there is nett undies, that if they
attire taco if oldie lair, befirie theyAkat *, tax, either by pearl_ poolyaleoft...7oln.), they,
a the visual colour. Whether this be.l parrs, before thebol.llrbb.'" to p.y thedefieteney •ut
atailientri to the evisordinurr? wirmtlt of the te its Cellectore, d
did not referee.,
_t rmetsee.
Fam *not roterter the nor.
Iran lest *farming. in the. present
tn.vonsurnetiOri- hers ar totj.rvogoVegte".
„,“? *ow such prot-etleott, I ea
like inane, they adopt
*inch they elist, ;:etratte"ll44ldedde. sot knew". Not from Farnx Dvrt (wh•