The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-22 00:00:00

ME STATESMAN.

at It IS ceejectered, tint tee Ms otters be will, so •
weeplieseet to the Smote, Wes with hies the greed
decoration in Williams et the Orden of Si G.erß•
sad S. Michael, fee se iedvieit• sees wee
voted lest year, by that body. ow the propetititili el
Baron Theeteky, •Isom So Th•a. illai,land bed sp.
rioted Preeidesis, faith a lotto 'slaty. and the title
of 'lichees% cootie/sip we his the Grand Cross el

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thirOicir.
" The opleeeltil otreetwee now foreleg et this
ewe slat a pest slime's* to eha sits. A cisespeet
er lappets sad Wefts, who were ordered how is
be disbanded, have hove retelited, end are oecopied
intaideas the owe reeldenee of the herd HO Cos-
wiseleeee. All at brieklayeis'end seem bohemia(
to the unities torsireemis Is the seethes et Melte end
the lonia« Isles& Lave bees ordered lithe, far the

11111111• pinpollll%
" A Greek artist. of the Reuse of Mesons', lately
• refereed from. Kemp prosswited to Me Thames Melt.
Mad hetete his depletory. several dre•lngs for his
approbation, representing the principal 'tents which
bare rhsrsetetheel his Esetlleery's Adoinistration is
these 1514.4.0 44 is said that they ere to be singled
en a large scale in the bell, sod Is the salons of
sudistoce.
" A triumphal arch of stetbk, of the lonic order.
Wit% en approrlete losettipliew, le le Is erected on
she esplanade, (Kin ll* gets of theeitedel: sad it is
asid that the biome liaise of his Eseellesey is to
(weepy the elle open which stood that of the /mess
Count Sheleusbourg, erected by the Senate of Venice,
In coonwoetnorate hie glorious and intrepid defence
of this fetter's. end the complete defeat of the
Totkish stony in 1716, by which he se effectually
checked OP progress of Maltome.soirm is Europe.—
This monument in that distinguished Oleo, hes been
ninety resented frost the citadel, by want of Sir
Meitlesd.
" The states of the English Lord High Commis-
sinner, which is of large disensions, is the auk of
Prosetlendl, a native of this plate, and as artist
of merit, who has Mottled under Canoes.
" Sioce these public boomers hese been paid In Sir
Thomas hleitlend, it hes beets patticeintly noticed,
that there ere no pnttrails or bests of the King or the
ranee itegent of Enstrod —the protecting Sovereign
of these States—to be seen. There is, indeed. go
other memorial of his Majesty than the D4ll or
Timmy, under whirls hi. Esrelleacy teethes the W-
iese" of the indite.) and (twit mithotiliov.
" The crop of eerrabla bee been aloolidaut, sad of
s good goalie, sod that of sloes and olives pro-
rives fair. If we can proctor, this )ear e reedy
mart tor the,e articles, the proceeds of the Piped
Doty will, arty vosvonably. All the public theft.
'• IthsOLUTION OF TOE SENATE, ham
Si. tilt.
64 to • speech to the Senate, Os Presides', after
11L-ting @Veiled is the highest terms tie vitt'', of Sir
Ttionlo, Maioisa.l, end hip neuserass claims epos the
grail ode of d'e people of the lonian Islands. for his
sareatitted and interest care in taislog them to the
highest degree of glory, pacer, and opulence, of
smith their country is susceptibly, proceeds to
sty—
•• it le way is Ibis miter riot,., view (for I referee leggy
sun breast eke snowed.' aesliawai a v barb beaberably Waal
gpie, as as ladiviiisal. i• General bilaisloadt, tbat I goropeeeke
;rise ratted.* the p..jrct of resolotroo Giblet I abaM seal aseMit
to be read to y.e.
•• Fresv .Mien of the prefeesilest gratitude an the pert of
he hole, p0e114... ad it.
" Itruolerd. That the (head trots of St. Illehort
Greece. which is to decorate Sir Memos Maitland, Lore HO
Gar abriamer of las blojeal, she Aafflreeigs Protector HO
of t
Swam in bit quality of fined Harter «f the mid very Mole.
gel bed Order. /bah be set *kb Mlgis. ti I sad she
setewr
derefatiON.ssievil as the els-11448M Myrtle same
pass. the fro pia the form of • radlost star, aid Moline hi
that ef.ti b.....
" s, Tad a Depialatisa ebbe Est. alive posers, dirge NOM
&AL so tbr art eat of bit FArrileary. hestrict to =
Oat Ow sal be grai Wooly pketed se accept slight
et Cm. gratitude of lbe les.a• people.
rho the &crews sew,Mthwerel Dip.
rwerot. mad tbe
Cka rat Trrotorrf( William Hewer. F-4 is Mr. Jobe Cert.
Wright. Ma delegate). ,usit he cher_ed attbtheeneatiesof this
voiiilatiets,tarb to or foe at Moreno his deparimeet.
Arelleed. Irk ADAM.
" Lad Hitch Cease seioarr or.. trap.
" HA. ILLY,
" Private Secretary.

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DUl'ell MAIL.

FRAIIIIIIIOST, SIFT. It—Now that the Congress
al Carlsbad is broken up. theta is a report of a Den
Cowan to be held at Vienna, far the pupae' of
finally coallrming what was provioesly discussed all
Carlsbad. M. Schewell, President of tbe Society of
Germs morchants, has invited all the foreign mu.
chants oho are here at the fair, to Immobile as the
14th of this mouth. in order to gneiss • masonic.•
lion of groat important.* to the trade of Germany.—
Soso of Use Strands at Jima insulted the flauaveriaa
Moister, Count Illoaster, on his passage thermals
that town, span lie sews from Carlsbad. Moroi
others, however, have 'rapeseed their holigoation at
this proceeding, sod bars published their oenlisenta
in the Newspripera.
• Mots, SEPT. 16.—The Binge boasehold is got
respected here till swat mouth: she palaces of his Mrs•
jolty and of the Priam of Orange are petting In order.
otes an also hired, sod patting Is order for Hell
Guile Ambassadors, who an set jet provai
soy realdeoce.
BacssaLs San. 15.—Tba Countess do Months.
is **period hare shortly with her children, on
her Mina to Fraser. Ilea husbaud wield not quit
Dosaporte. The state of affairs at St. Helena is still
sibs same: a very strict watch Is kept both by land
and sea. Tim health of Bonaparte is not in so es.
favourable a siteatioa as soma persons hue attempted
to removal it, sod his chief 'warpath's consists in
tompasiog Memoirs, la which he is assisted bolls by
General Bertrand sod Count kiontbolen. It is
allirmod that these Memoirs aro very volousions,asd
that several copies of them are made, by way of pro.
motion, that they may not be lost.

Yesterday was a lariklay at the Bask, but easy
cessiderable buries were *resented at the Steck
Escheat's. As so tiassfer amid be made, lite
sca►city of mosey bad loss elect •s the p►ise of
, w►kb left ell' a shade Mee thee se Mee-
slay t bet t►s rate .1 costirealitte has •dimmed, mad
Nasbolser Bills le the come st the day one sold el
10s. dissent. °seism clewed at 1 prosiest, atsl
Cossets tot the attest et Cl l.

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VID 111 ODD. T. II [PTV. en U, 18t,.
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We low, in this day's Paper the ',repeat of the
Meetly wear Leeds; w►ere, although so large a
somber .f person assembled, there was stet 'visual
the smallest tendency to riot .r aistbisf. So far,
the people deems to be spoken of respectfully.
They were Neither regarded with sespicioe, *or
tented with ;itself, by the Magistracy. We may soy
with no iepropriety, by their Magistrsty. This
this portion of the people maiotsioid slat the
w►nee will stand greatly is used of, CUAIIACTZII.--
Chancier begets Meads, and friends they ere likely
to want of neaten's; without the Meads we ailed*
to, what tin they del Nothieg without violence.
" The attempt, therefore, aid NA the deed" (is the
words of Macbeth)" weehi bet confound them."
le that case they tumid be deceived, If they 'spitted
countenance or pity from any, bat a very small per-
lon of the Press. If we cast oar eye epee a para-
graph io Ths Times, of this day, we are strecliwith
the colibblooded lodifereoco with which the op-
pressed pe►t of the people ere treated by its remarks
epos the Reformists, (s tam of reproach, by the 4.,
cast upon the ineestest of mankind, the R croon Las)
as that of Philasphiste, Is epee the wisest of the
►uman race, vie. Patcosoeinas. Drs. Faatiatore,
Pane, Si► WILLIAM Jona, Ict. Ike. wets all di-.
noinicaled Philosephists, by fime•servi'R is ghettos.
The paragraph nos thus—" We have bees tilled
abettors of radical Reform, because, ashes no hallo
wootioeed the Reformitts as such, it bin beep with
disgust, contempt, or reprobation I The creates/a
who vent their spleen egoist The Times are diliarui
enough is 'heir genereas calling. Lot them, nitre-
fore—we challenge them one and all—the Currier

most, btcaese the meat dishonest of say—to
„pre-
date our lime from the thoemods we have "pattern en
the sehject of she Reformers, their Meetings, their
schemes, or their selfering., indicative of icy stn•
detest, bet the deepest condemsaatiee of their
sickedner, sr ridicele et their folly, @seep' it
be compassion for the wants arid miseries et them
whom they have sedated late their (rain."—
And mew, after reading the above pesseipt from the
leedimg ankle of the Old Thom of this day ; ire,de.
duo that we shell not be ready 'gala tecominee4,ll4
coeditt of that Pepsi ter a Meant glimpse elem.
shies it ma) occasimully threw ever the sloe*
te
respect the peer et this aelsappy mseetry havellei
fete thee. The identical Pew el which wsa
had bees distingeisbed with another, the
°would*, as 'deadly le the caws of moon
It was thaelsed by the Illeetidg is Crinpiriete, lad
hew bas it ecknewledged the favourable pseleteweel
Why, by one et the meat deadly smelts en Refer&
1 sod Refermen wiliest say qealikatioa shateelril

The resume for belittles list the Ispeditios
mover soil fres CAdiz to its low' talked•of demise.
glow hove iota mob bat to t►es is mow added ass•
ther, lie. that with all the reeled's, that have
beta iskto, wisely of the crews of is several ships
of wits (not of the transports) us ill of ths sistsiol
(sash

We received yesterday she P.l.r Papers of Sear. I
day last. The king had again resented his acces-
towed airings. ills Majesty oo Friday gave visite
esthetic,* I • the Coast De PALUELLA, the Protegees,
Yielder for Portion Alkire,end to the Counsel Arch-
bishop of Paris. TN only new election of Depoties
aced, is that of MM. A DVISAULT (rfmilecied);
FAUX, end BRAIIIIIOI/11, for the deportment of Cha.
rents inferieure. The number of English at Paris is
mid to be deity eocreesing.
From Devils it is spits stated, that the Wag hod
fealty saectioned the bases of the new Gestitellow,
sod, it is added, that his Majesty had also appointed
a Conteolmioo, consisting of the Ministers WILLIA7I
Da livaineuts and SCHVOINAIN, and the Pricy
ASCILLOII, 'ACIIIIIOIII aid SATION if, to
R to thew bases the ovoid** developmeofs, aid
to arrange a detailed Constitetiesal Prejet.
Faints Firs ran Comm.
few Price
Fries/. 111.1)11 71 t. 5, r.
The letters by the MIA Mail of yesterday ere
most gloomy, representing the lade of diet once
Neetiebing Republic as tepidly declining, and stating,
' that Melo omit looellebly become worse as leo, as
the Geeetement so obstioately persists Is its esti-
commereial regulations, u MO, it seems, hove die.
' roosted mad alienated all the old friends of the Den*.

of Ontoge.
Mr. 'licensee, one of Om Commissiesters of °O-
tos, for Lewdest, Mee arrival le this city, sad Is.
already commenced Ms esamisatiorts at sir Costes.
hoes*. It is Mid be le to visit all oar ;Medial ports.
Sk is accempeeled by Mr. Monett. Sorseyer.Gs-
teetel, mod Mr. WHITIIORIN Priocipal Clerk le the
Secretary's Office.— (Dsblia Gemmerciel Goalie.)
Cliiilves HOSPITAL —Yesirrday Wes St. Met;
theves Dsy, or the I °ratios Day of ibis
Hospital, the 11.081. MAYOII, Sheriffs, sad Goventors
of the were, Royal Hospitals, proceeded le state to
Christ Cherch, Newestastreet, where they attest,.
ml Divioe Service, sod hard as appropriate armee
from the Rey. Jens Gaga:moon, A.M. After Ser.
vice, they proceeded through the cloisters to tee
great ball of astist's Hospital. where, with 'crowded
sad fashionable audience of Ladies and Gentlemen,
they received much pleesere from the yeethfal es.
@diens of Master CHARLES Snfllgllll MATIMWII sod
Mister FRIDZILICS ILIIPIP, the two sealer scholars of
the Grammar School of that lestitetioo, who deliver.
ed toe oration; ewe is Latin by the former, and ems
its Emilie\ by the latter. After the wittiest., the
Lou MAYOR, Aidealltn, Gositoots, sod Cm-
pasty in general, bestowed pus pctioisty retard es
ike 3010141 oaten.

MERTING or rat WARD or FARRINGDON
Wrril JUT.

This morning the Chercowsriens having refined
thei Reqeisitiesists the use of the Cierch, a platform
*assented on the West side of Sitisbety.sqsare, in
frost of the Chords Sliosineary littablishment.—At
[Moves o'clock, Alderman Waithoaa, attended by
'Messrs. Thompson, Costes, Beckwith, Crook, Fea-
ts*, Vole, anti several others of the most resateet.
able parishioners ascended it.
• Alderman WAITISMAII, having taken the chair, re.
Roosted their peculiar indelgeoce, as he felt that he
wee scarcely opal to the necessary esertion. Ile
bed i.e. injured by being dooms from a gig, and if
k boa net bees that he telt it imperative on him to
Wood to the wishes of the Ward, especially on so
mourenteus as occasion, the state of his health washl
hove prevented him from attending there, and at a
Cowl of Aldermen also, which would take place
Immediately after. Ile then read the Requisition.—
Go Ills he felt it to be his defy to convene a Meeting
of the Ward, is order to espies' their sentiments oil
that greet public qatr.iion, which had arisen
from the proceedings at blancherter. This he
dremld gloomy' dd, even on occasions wherein he
might direr from the,* who applied to him.---
Ile regretted the partial feeling which bad lolleenced
those who refilled the church for this Olin*. Ile
loped the Meeting would feel an resentment on that
arrooot„ bat deliberate on the subject before them
with becnolog coolness sad temperance. Ile sbeeld
ant thee ruble them nick his own opinion, bet be
begged as impartial hearieefor all others, even those
oho doseereed with them. Ile needed sot to tended
Ikea, how glad their enemies geoid be, at any act of
destrorttarke which they wield not fail to inputs to
them, as sotemplary of their general spiiit.
Mr. Tuotirsost apologised for his ineScieocy on
lecrount of illness; bet he felt pledged to attend et
all 'regards. Ile commeeted on the wickedness of
their opponents, who vied set against them for
meeting in the open air, yet compelled thee to do so,
by refusing them any ether opportunity. The ques-
tion before the*, he cooeidered, as ow of the most
vital importance to Englishmen. They were then to
• decide, whether they "meld resolve to preserve these
rights whkh bad bete seamed to them by all their
iestitetioos, and which their forefathers had enjoyed
through all ages, Sr serreader them to a wicked
end corrupt Administration, and become site pas.
slot slam of en oboes deepertion.—lt was
net the Meetiog of Moschella, sir the ohjects
Which that Moeda( was gathered to dittoes, be
propriety of which they were to discuss, bet he
"reit& restore le slate his own 'Tilden. la dole(
as behoved for slat toleration which be was willing
to allow to 'them. Ile was as enemy to such lame
kieiroblies as that of *seemlier • they lave se op.
porinoity for Spies and Ministerlal violet, which
be thought highly dartgernes to freedom—there was
Wird; a chaste Wined by them, wherein the Co.
tipereert sight with pleasibility s• cry helock, avid
tit slip.the dogs of war."—ln mean time he must do
jettiee to the .altitudes coottitesieg sock Meetings;
they had on every occasion bees conducted with that
geed seise sod love of order, which Ilisibersished
the
populace of time realms. Wherever say evil bed
idles in the cows' of them, it had eel eel.
gloated with the People, bet with those who
larded to command them fee the sake of pro.
Driving the peace—bet thete were evils free
whence the Meetings thernolves origleated, oho blame
of which could is smoke attack in She people. They
bad now no oppertiestity of petitioning the Leckie•
ten—they recoiled Do relief for their morifold sof.
feting. from tie chatitable donors who sebscribeil
largely to Bible aid Missionary Societies—they had
besotted the Magistrates and Weal Gaiety to cease
forward and preside at their Meetings, and in no one
hookers had this modest sod judicious ropiest bees
coraplied with. What were they to do ? Were they
to perish—were they to sink dews from overwhelm.
log calamities without uttering a green or cry, and
with sot owe Joel to help them ? God forbid ! Ile
trolled the people of property and inileesee would
yet come (weird sad take up their cease. He was
no friend of Mr. Hunt's, but be west in justice say,
that at whatever Meeting' he had presided, ho had
always rimmed the stalest peace and good order,
'ode in this last isolate, the slain of whirh
they were then coosideeing, his behaviour entitled
him to the warmest shacks of his coontrymee. Ile
differed with the advocates of Universal Suffrage and
Anoint Parliaments. Every man of sense should
well condoles the practicability of his ,iews. These
eeeditioas weld never be granted. Nitride'', they
well knew, were net feels ; he was sere that they
rather gave them credit for being knaves. Now,
UniversalSelforand Anneal Parliaments would give
them over, bound band and foot, to certain &suet.
lion. They bed the power their: own hands—was
it reasonable to tepee% such an set of self.sacrilice ?
No, they necessarily resolved that, us they must
perish, it should tether be in defending their ill.
gotten wealth and their usurped privilege..—
There was an much good sense sod love of
order among the people, however, that if the
advocates of reasonable and practicable Reform
would bet step forward and assume that station
which the people were most sealous to yield, all
would yet be well. Ile would do justice to all
'philtres—be owned that Universal %liege and As-
sail Parliament were abstractedly the rights of the
people—all poser *routed from them; they had
• right to say to the reigning dynasty, " we do wet
east you, we will have a Republican Government
instead of • Kingly one." Bet madmen only would
persist is perseiug their sights to the defter of
shedding blood end disordering
himself considered • kingly Geneumeat an evil,
bet a necessary ono, mod one *hi& eras best •salted
to the coediting and claims of the differeut potties'
•t society. Not lewg ego his own house kad bets
broken low—this ludeced his It hop a large Nec.