The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-17 00:00:00

prated, in a can of each seolielty as the Canna
cotton of the KlanitHOES* is his official SWOON et
last night, mode out for the coottitys loins of they
• -
oslosress Chapel% Cbirchosi oratoploioe Issiticies
might hbvil been coespoulooattly teederid trfoiloat
to the poling waste ;.bet as sad beauty trod an't
high its littlisatill•s`,ao aid is to he Vatted to th
Public is this roSpect; bat hob its *en foto, 04
a MILLION is to be takes hobo its onset.slistorlatig
f.M. -to be tested in the kids of Cooksallnimiseste
toi:thls purpose aft betiding Chatcheb lad chapelsta.
oig half of the Churches In Esteem, bile
I sett,. smiths lends of the Church are WWI. t,
to stand 49 1111.1111141 of aid; bit is fact to be atopilat
I beyond calcalaties, for supplyittg accommodatios to
these' desitotii of 'Plato.; ioottottion. list it ;I
;too that to Isiglatid doe Cherub oppoate to be insti-
tatild Stay' for aft 'bosolit of Chatham*. 'lf the
essences ottisa *Cory! Witt propetly applied, theta
can be ass doubt tempts ininae might be found for at. ,
fording spiritual itsatusclion:lo all the popalatioa.
At all evehtspfilitene the •.Peopla aro this sub.
jetted to aficillittitted -Coalition, it Alight to 4/1,3
ascettainetY • that 00 Chirch has no &Oa
able fads. ft tights . nouresteer, to be room •
hetet ttas.fito COAocoulkit 9r 09 rfice.l44usitillif6,
shown, 'that Charehee lialonatT44llo4lc
that it issetesity -ter want of toots is the aS_
,_ttt
Churches, that the population ars sot liSbusituthe,
'the instrection of the regular pastors. lf ilsisCitass!A
cotton of the EaCHLQUER and his pious
including tho Bishops, will look a little further late,
this matter, that, the door of .the sanctuaries, they
will dicey', other causes for dissenting or declining,
the duty of duly imbibing the adviceef the Dionitstyo.
than the absoisii want of Church accoussoadailea.
W. hags no objection to seeing the places of Divine
worship staltiplied, to find in reamer" a fans heaver"-,
grore," and no spot where devostrasinds ere to- bri
sound without a house of prayer; bet Ike firmly beiieve
that there is eaostoh of Church patrooage *treed', in
the hands of the Members of the State, mod that the
nation ought not to be loaded with nest sources of
espence upon such pretences. A very inappro-
priate allusion is. made to some pasts of Scot.
land, to show the want of Churches there; bet it
the CHANcILLLon of the EICHMIUM had witnessed
with übat cheerful elacrity many of the inbabilsots
of that part of the kingdom walk above a doses
miles in a morning, not for want of Pariah Churches.
but perhaps to hear a favourite preacher, and front,
real love of the Clergyniss, he would not draw oho
inference he does, et to the effect of Churches
merely, nor conceive a departure from the Parish
Church always a sign of want of morals or religiose
desire in the People. The plan of this Charcb.builds
ing scheme we need not recapitalate-4t will be
found in the CHANCELLOR of the lincustusa's speech.
Part of the plan in agitation is to divide over po.
pulnos perishes, and that service should blperformed
all the New Churches fives times a day. It was
also intimated that is might be adviseable hereafter to
apply the sloe regulation to the existing Chorales.

We are glad to perceive that the exertions of all
People of this country to obtain that only certain
safeguard to liberty end property, a Nil, Neal, end
Constitutional Representation in Parliament, ern
not cooled or to be depressed by the arbitrary pro-
ceedings of a corrupt Admioi.tration. A General
Meeting of the inhibitants of Westminster is to ho
held in Palaceeyard on Monday nest, for accelerst.
ing this object ; and the same consiitutional .desire
for right and freedom is publicly manifesting Ito
self in other popular parts of the empire. Wo
have already given the particelars of a most
respectable Meeting at Birmingham, which is without
even the shadow of representation, and we glee in
this day's STATLIMAN a copy of the Resolutions of
the Meeting at Manchester in favour of Reform.
and against the principle of Indemnity to Spies end
unconstitutional Mohler., an account of which
appeared in our paper of the 13th instant.

Mails from Holland and Flanders have arrimi,
but they conornoniesto nothing of interest or novelty.

Wixosoa, Miens 16.--The day bring one, the
QUEEN, accompanied by Prioasses .AUGUSTA and
EctsAmu, and attended by Lady THYNNI, rode
nut in a coach and four, on the London-road, and
through Slough sad Datchett.
BRIGHTON, MAICH 16.—There new appears in
be no doubt of our being again honoured by the
presence of his Royal Highness the Pam; REGENT,
daring the holydays of Easter.
The Prince of Htist.Hollllllllo reterned to town
yesterday from fleshy, and made some visits; and
in the evening had a select party to dinner.
Leitch) from Port-as-Prince, dated the 26th of
Jalittary, announce the protracted indisposition of
the President PETION, whose fever continued
bated up to that date. The death of this Chief
vivid not fail to produce important cheeps in the
Gnsernmeet of the Island.
Mr. Wicettavonca ix tut Waoxo Box.-4:le-
dialrs circumstance happened last night In the
noise of Commons, daring the division in the Cern-
.nrittee of Supply. The tale might he worthy a chap-
ter IS Rabelais; showing how an Honourable Gen.
demon, no lest a peritonitis than Mr. WlLegaroace„
not only dames where be did sot intend to be, against
his own will, bat by and through his own will did
diet which he did not intend, and was most averse to
do. We refer our Readers for particulars to the Par-
liemetitary;Riport. By this it appears that after the
allery was cleated for a division, and jest as obit
"Tailors were proceeding to count, MS. WSLIISII-
- popped in at one of the darn's, but immediate-
ly retreated. Therein", Wisher, hiving seen him,
'followed and brought him hi; when be was asked
by the asthma. of lb* Committee, whether he had
"board the seestion put ?—To which be replied is the
megetive. The Chairman they ordered the question to
*reed to Ma, witch was don., and then asked bins
.which way hi voted ?—Mr. Vimmuttoscs replied,
for the Ayes, bat took hit met among the Nom—.
This very consistent and Ch. ditieli•ndlitled GOP
gill* mid was to punish the Teller!
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