The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-08 00:00:00

hae:l2llthotse4nentary Ifefom,
pi: * womb,
that wrsell he proposed ast tiger
franchise from firattipounsl. to 1.e1415, hr his
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votes; vet, last Session, when a similar measure 1,; .°
trodurr.l. and connected with three other boc„1 •
passedthe Hort‘e of Commons. and hadaan i
, ;.t
the other house, not the how:, .so the 1h0bah,4.,, •
but the I rof incurables, where it was thruaa4;
The next smbket he would mention was the Slanehru,
outrage: on that subject ingrain' was resistot tho •
insperiously called for by every principle jasthl,'tt
demanded by that authority which r.ecw t
ror. thr
66 Whom, shealleth utait's blood, by man shall hi, bio,;
he shed."—(Applause.)—He had upon this subjects 4
port which cools, hr verifies) upon oath• and ala,
would in a few days be pnblishrd. It was the report,'
a most respectable deputation to inquire into the trxi.
actions at Manchester. It apicsared that the star
made, whether to the Brand Jury, before the t
or in the House of Como 1111 l s, had row been blarrad„e
from their annals.—(Applause.)—Of the bills )1,7,
passed, the Hon. Baronet was Said to kite appear.
Earn Isis Majesty's Ministers had 'atoll!, I these
he uncoostitntional. He considered them rerrantos,el.
for they sanctioned the end of law and the rommei;
ment of tyranny.--(lireat applause.)— renewq
resolution to retire from the representation when-yet!.,
opinion. differed from theirs.—(Very great avow,
Mr. Sut•YErt said, Ise came forwar, to propose a cr,!,.
man known to them for 23 years, who had been:oar
returned to Farb:storm by thetas, and who had 41n,
acted on the sound dictates of his own mind.-04;,
disapprobation.)—He concluded by proposing .Sri
Turton.

Mr. Hermen seconded the nomination of Sir 'lt.,
Tortola, as a most independent man, 'rho would 11.2„,,
tell them his principles.
Sir Tnoaa.sx Ttirros. after mnrh strnggline.
ceeded in obtaining a hearing. He never {NW a lao,,
natured assembly. He trnstad to their goal naturr
hlying him, as lie was accused, a clear stage and a fa;
earing. One's faults were learnt from his enemy He
had been reminded of what he hail said 13 traria!,
He could say now, as he hail said then, that dist altar
of his speech was false, and he could call apes
worthy friend 11r. Whitbread, if he were now alimt,
bear him out. The bill contained two clauses, wry,
qui ring all children to attend school, whether theirpareat,
were willing or unwilling ; the other imposing. rata
one shilling in the pound to defray the expense 0016
cation. In the defence of their right., of the rightly
every man to regulate his own family. he had opplay
those clauses. One thing further he had added; item,
that it was not necessary to teach vulgar and derina
fractions without their consent. He never hear eat
admiral from whom he could have received dal/dela.
tion alluded to. So far was he front being as atm to
education, that he was fire-Presitleut of tit cv,
Society. Mr. Weatherstone ought to Imreh
the speech imputed to him thirteen years ago, sr:
since then supported him in the contest fur Stony.
Mr. WILATIIIIIIITONE declared the assertioaaleis.
correct. He bad never voted for him in his Kai
never supported him.
Sir THOMAS TVaTON.—If so, he asked pares, asi
pushed him back on his general demerits. He Ahmed
any invasion of their rights, but lie thooght the law
measures necessary.
The show of hands was almost exclusivelt for Brill.
vent and Sir Robert Wilson, who were acitordiagly do
dared by the High Bailiff duly elected.
Mr. Shouter demanded a poll for Sir Those, Teem
and the polling almost immediately romanced.
At font o'clock the statement of the pelf was as.
flounced to be—

Mr. Calvert . . 8a Sir Robert Rim •
Sir 'Thomas Tartu. . St

STATE OF' IRELAND.

(PROM TNI DUBLIN ETILNI NG POST, 11111CIUTIP Tell
nollNINO.)

It is with extreme regret we learn that party WO,
rating tunes hate been played by the band of theZn
regiment. The spirit of mischief could not interims...l
any plan more admirably calculated to promote asri
prolong the disturbances which have occurred, is
theta even a more sanguinary and serious aspect firs
they have already assumed, and to enlist the religion
feelings of even the better orders in the Maiden( Tr
implore Ilierieral O'Laughlin—we beg the Goveramest of
the country to interpose and to prevent a system sf as-
noyance that may give the most fearful character to
these disturbances. The law, we bare ao doubt, la
put down the ltihhonmen. Let them ea be caNed
names which the Acts do not justify—TN a sew Frio
ciple be introduced, which may survive after an spits
rent tranquillity shall ►e established. The goingJadyri
of the .lssire will, no doubt, diwountenance such Mr-

chierous proceedings. Their authority—their mode of
restoring peace to the roontry will, we doubt net,
found amply snffscient. We had prepared a long article
on this subject, but we have been obliged to witbdro
it, in order to make room for the contents of the thee
packets:—
" GALIVAT, MAPCM .1.-A most shameful rut isioil!
reprehensible comluct has been practised its this ties
within the last few days—we allude to the playiegd
party tunes by the drums of the 77th. We mut or
pose that such proceedings did not emanate with des
No pretext should be suffered to exist that maid ads
in the public mind any discontent, or create thrwterf
feelings, of which men are but too susceptible. WV
it nut for the timely interference of the Mayor, Mil
night of Monday last, the result of ill affray betsne'
the townspeople and the pioquet, which areempsiai
the drums, would, in all probability, have terwiwoi
in the loss of the lives of some unoffendlag pens's?"
(Copmeinght Jurirnal.)

A most extraordinary circumstance warred aOs
days since. On Christmas eve, the son of Mr. Soa".
of Sweeting's-alley, who was going ont at Chief Nay"
an Indiarnan, landed, with six others, at Portstsati.
to spend the day ; on their return in the crea**
boat was tippet, and they all perished. The hodyd.t
Simpson was washed on shore on Sunday ac Pori
after being ten weeks and two days is the yam •
quantity of dollars, his watch, chatn, and saki gen
ail found upon him; but the face was so enstilarsti,lo
his features could not he rerognised. The rod! sir
bronght to London last week, and ea Sunday
utlt
in Hackney church-yard.

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