The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-02 00:00:00

DISMISSAL OF EARL FITS

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FOR TAR STATESMAN.
Mi. EetToa,—Koeir thyself, was the assim of
wee ef the sages of Greece, vied en adminble mails
it is ; for it not only prevents a man fries doing is.
justice to others, bet also from eateries toe quietly
she iejestice that ethers may do to him. He who
homes himself will sot he sedoced, by pride et pre.
sueption, to act improperly towards ethers; and
if ethers act improperly towards him, It will affect
'him het little; become, be keens what is his
doe. The estimate which be has formed of himself .4
he kaisers to be a tree one, aid if his mind is cynicism
rail, he feels it to be also a consoliatory one.—
This self knowledge affords him as ionises Wirral.
Miami*" which the fobs estimates that others may,
perhaps, make coicessieg him will sever disturb,
though they may probably *ache • smile. This mild
have bees the oily notice that the letter of ets
of your Correspoodeote, dieing himself Toss Pest-
en, wield Mee culled le me, bad I sot felt SO ia.
uses, far semis, to any modification of self, is the
object of his rode attack. Terse PHILP*s is deeds.
feeder of Mr. Causes; Übe is the professed *poorest
of Christianity, whist, he treats with seers aid ds. d
rises ! aid this he calls religiose: liberty; whilst use
seised similitudes of Goveremeat he wield cement t
into a pure desmeracy, which he calls dee liberty. •
In short, it sppeers le me that this person is is reality
the Champion of Infidelity and Repoblicasism,
whilst pretendieg to steed op for dell sad religious i‘
liberty ; but whatever he is, Ibis Is the int time that
I have ever promos:4d any opinion epee his petit*
, adieu. or even mistimed his ease; mod es to his
rmo, It is totally ',knows to me. How thee has
it happened that I have le highly offended this
driegisty antagonist of the able. linguae CANALS,
lied his trusty squire, Toes Pistarov? Alas. Mr.
Belton, it Is by professing my respect for that Bible.
hl Gl:Aetna claims the liberty of premise, in the
meat epee manner, hostility spinet the Bible; I
bate availed myself of the same liberty which be
sees, for what I think a meek better purpose, soil
professed my veseratioe for It ; acd I really am et
*pieties, that I am 'elided to as mach iodeigeorte aid
literalism as he himself claims—aid more I do est
ask. Why thee shoold he or his suballero, Tour
Pllti.Poe, attack me, who wet combated .r suited
their creed, bet merely avowed., owe. The falsest
trey of staling the cue is, lest, to copy fres my
last letter the passage that bas giros each *Gags
sad then to Jaunt what hos hoes said is reply to it.
My letter was published in the Sr4rssmes of the
12th inst., and concludes with them words la
wilting these letters (via. that, and the preceding use
le defence of Sir F. Buasm), my .sly object bee
bees to all Its public stieeties to points of a audio.
dual oaten."—" I am of no party; my sole attach.
meat is to the Colatitudes, of which CArielessity Is al.
pert. All blasphemous and republican poblicatiose
routes. end despise. Repre•entation is us.
bibbed by the Asedamestal law of the laud, de the
beds el property, mad I hops meter to see it lift leo
(erred to noesiere; for I am coevieced that a Be.
peMkan ascudeocy is the very went kiwi of
despotism. The greatest enemies to Cogutitsolioool
Reform are those who cireelate these blaapleesete
and republics. (vision; and I tress, that is thee
taking up my pea Is behalf of or @mint Leagued
lostitetious, I shall sever be deemed the of
Uoirerusi Suffrage, or the essay of traitress."
Now I will submit It to the mead Roeder, who.
her ibis passage (the oily one of the tried ceetaised
in the Lotter) can be construed late se effusive at.
tack against soy use it pardeslar. It is, on the
eentnry, entirely of a *faggot eater.; its clear
sad obelus isiteeties is to Beard myself spinet the
deelie isepntatioo of being thought as upholder se
Universal Seaga, or ea enemy of tree iteligioe.—
Neither el these de I cheese to he cessidered ; sod
meoly I am at liberty to my se, and in moderate leo.
pep toe I I—Mt I have been replied to la luggage
eery far from moderate. It happened that the
lkeresm.sx, is which my Letter was published,
_Moe she 12th Ortober, also esetalood the report of
Mr . Census** bit isy's trial; but this was accident,
end wet my doing. I solemnly des:tare that Mr.
CAIII.ILe was quite est of my thoughts, when I wrote
1 she pusses; besides, was I to suppose that soy
din I meld say, either for or against Ids, would
Musa the Jury wbe mast decide on the evi-
-1 duce before them, aid es that wily ? That
II bad some persons in my mind's eye, is eery
Ittee; bet it was a party, set as iedivideal—thet
party of Atheists sad Repshlicess which have bees
trassplested fromFrenee lute this country, tied which,
every Coostitstlionsd Reformer ought to guard against,
much mere tbs. spinet any other party whatever !
Reform aloes as save the country ; bet it must be •
Riders striped awl fashioned according to the great
outline of the Constitutes, ; sot see that will leave
u the Freed were left, wittiest either a Rettig*,
Health Oder. 11.01•14 5711 serf. 1519. er a Coresiitogiew, ezpeesd to the stereo! fluctuation
"The Board of Ilea" of the tees of aisle. bate of a snob arcesukeey, aid as Witte' • vacillation
now the pleasure to pettish, for the information of too to „ems „ it, politics. Such was their system
their fellow eh ramse—l'had Me few. of Bello. &ettthis of Chiliad Religious Liberty ! and I mast say it
wilkai free frees ceetairielle or eliellgeaee hears • Moog likeness to that of Mr. Callan&
slimese.—And she Secretary ref ibis Board iv di•
_my swim of Lawny_
reeled to nom tbe use to be pablished in the News. my o'otiono of •
;rehire religion are the same. What
, papersprinties the rules and orders of the Beard. are coastßatiosieL and
a ams thinks it believes is a matter that rests bet
'` By eider of the Board of Health,
"JAS. ROBINSON. soc,ews7... twee. him tied his Maker only ;hot what be preschrs
There does not appear to be any abatement of the say tend to break aseuder. all social and moral obit.
fever et Baltimore, during the 48 hoots, ending on Italie" I atating that Ctultumm, ts a Part or ski
be
Filday last. Setenty.ena new cases bad been reported. Ceettiteliee. I have not said enoufh, for it torsere,
Its No. York, at the last data, *sly own new case called the very source and ori4io of is. lam
had occurred. oevertheleas, that Trials by Jary. and Parlionieids,
Apsw,howanns hut" been entertained for the or i
National A SIWW6IiPII; called in British G.Novol-
safety of the Hornet United *vet schooner. Lien. ; leidfe, and n Solos II stlesegemoie, were kw... 4 to
tenant RAMAGS, Comssader, we hats now learnt, , our ancestors before they sere Christine*,
!e.t 51.•
that she esperienced •• heavy gale in the Harbour of *ell spirit of oar laws, and also of Acres.. MOS.
Panama's. on the night of the 26th, and morning of tellaes (Biel Wes). say be hosed the Bible; "1,4
the *Bth July, but she rode out the 0,4, pasty. there were no other authority has the old realm .•
Paajlll or Se. Pmts., Coeure.Gmtogs.—The ilea of the CUOMO. Law of I'ugland in Nefeall
Meeting of the Inhabitants of this Parish will be held ['leech, it would be veifieietti to C 0,1•111" we of the
this evening at Fisher's Reese, King-street, Cocci. identity of the lAw of op onii the Law I.o:ten I,
garde.. and cousecrieutly, that be •Itu is the ant.ficuitt of

hisrmadake Wpill, Ent., ion of the veletas pa.
triot of that some, and Captain of the Torte's's,
Hussars, has addressed the following toter to Lord
Grantham, the Commander of 'bat corps:—
Ilertewholl, 11.
" MT Date LOte,—ilawing observed in the
Newspapers of ibis merging, with thegreatest unpile
and regret, that Lord Fitz,'llloot has been dismissed
from the Lord Lieutenancy of the West Riding, for
►acing sanctioned the proceedings at the late Comely
Meeting at York, and that It is leteeded by the
MliN-
tars of the Crown to add to the disposable force of
the comity 11,600 oleo, a. doubt galas in my sisal
that the remosst sauces of the penile ere to be silseced
by the sword. Having, my Lord, as high a lettere.
tion as as, men for that Coestiteliee which hes ea
long bee, the pride of Failed, and the eery et the
world, as as Rnglislieme, I feel I shook' be es-
worthy the emu, were I to eesteet to draw my
sword to blast for ever that freedom which it most be
the duty of every ',dividesl of the state, by all cos-
, *litotes,' wens to seslntale.

" It le, my Lord, olth (foliage of the most es.
feigned regret, that I his tooder the rosigmatiom of
my Cs ptaincy is the Yorkshire Hessen ; villein, es
do most highly,the society of my brothe Waimea, sad
estartslaing • feeling of loyal pride Is betas s mem-
ber of that corps.
" For yon, my Lord, I AO ewer possess the high-
est regard sad esteem ; and 1 beg to assure leer
Lordship, Oat 1 duly appreciate the !avows you
have comforted epos me, sad that meth's' bet the
highest mese of duty could have iodised me to make
so greet a sacrifice. 1 have the bosoms to be, my
Lord, your Laidebip's mock obliged,
'•M. WY VILL"

I' To she Riess Ilan. lArd Graadmon."
Trio York Herold, fro. which the above loiter Is
eopird, adds, test rho *sample of Coptslo
has boos followed by assay privates la &forgot Too.
misery coops, sad ihat the dismissal of the Noble
Earl has sacked onisersal esesltrosiloo is lbs comity.


On Biblo most bo tire antagonist of the Coustiistion
also. Th. words srp, 141 fondoifors dd Cowen ,
Leg d Raghterre est roe a esi fonds ear la Ley de
Men se atomiserse a eta •' which moons, in English,
sr rho foinsdatios of the Common Law of &gland
is this, it is mtablished on the Ls of Goo, sod is
asmonant therewith." Ile, therefor*, she would
destroy the aothority of the Bible, "mold destroy
the foondation of the Coosiitatlow • he is a common
enemy, foe he would less. os without either law or
raligiao, than which lb. imaginetion of was cosset
limy to Itself a wore piteous coediting.

I will sot retaliate upon your Correspostieet,
Tore Pismo; la his owe lassetage, hot I will
copy it for 44 satisfaction of your Readers. He
says' " A very *testiest letter, le some respects,
graced your column must enseasonably for alt.
Omuta, sad from the popular pen too of TRUS•
MAN; who, most eagenefoosly, joined Is the false
ay of blasphemy and atheism, thereby pointing
eel an tannins! men es the object of those hies
sod faggots which the Priests, is this coontry,
yet dare to keep is reared for these infidels
who boldly Joey their infallibility, as well as that
of the Popo, the Holy Alitience, sod the Dirks
ingutsitioss. ' Hers I west interrupt the quotation
far a mamma to ashy a rework nr two. The list.'
terieg impressions of TOUT rut LVOV *Stitt no more
emotion in me thee the erasure with which be mites
Ike. Bet it is tree, notwithstanding, shot the let.
let egatained some spotaiieas which were excellent,
end well adapted to potent circumstances; therefore,
whet he says of it any, 6. in some respects," be do-
reseed; bet the desert belongs to Lord Chancellor
FOITINICUL, sot to we. As to popelerity, Toot, I
thirst, is incorrect there too; but whether he is or
writ, is quite iminsterist. The object that I have
sleep had ia slew has been the salmis* of the
(vestry by the renevefies of the Coestitaties, slag.
hr to that which occasionally took place among the
Israelites ; sad which has been recommended by is.
of the ablest of politicians, MACUIATEL, so the ball
means of prolowslog the political etisseoce of a 'sties.
This hes beets my mutest aim, and NOT popularity,
which I nets have courted; ea the contrary, I
have mesethase opposed very popular dectriees,
which so sea wooed de who cursed that silly idol.
Itch doctrines, for iodise', as Universal Serfage,
Re. /sc. which uproar to have bees rioted on the
banners at Manchester, sod other places. Under
each a stsedard I never will range myself; bet so
✓eady to uphold, with my life, the coestitetbeal
Right of Petitiesdag for redress of 'vivisects; and
as there are many mat with whom I tweeter in this
sloes point only, whilst I reject their systems of
Religioe tied Representatioe, I was ledeeed, from
justice Weird' myself, sod net from the wish of
doing soy injury to Mr. CAIILILT, MI write what I
did la my last Letter. I shall now proceed to copy
the remaleder of what Toot Pitmen has adesneed
In reply to it—he centime's the 'esteem t—" But I
ask you, Mr. Bones, what else can she majority of the
Mlles espect at the beads of Whiggish politicks's,
who deem poverty 8 cams keissous enough to for.
hit all right to setter, sod .110.811TT shone the
radial Pirko which might to discriminate a fra-
ilest him a dsee. Such moo, I say, are wines. IN
ester's CLOTHING, who do the mese of Radical
Reform more mi.chief than service, is consequence
of their misplaced totems, sod seeming integrity."—
le seethes pert of his letter, the moderate and the.
sitable Toss some*, me aiding sad smiting no lees
a pressor tbs. " the Demo. of Pamela's and
Hypocrisy (sells(' spins. Mr. Cases.), in the UMW
of Church sad Stale." Ido cortsiely believe that I
bate mere eagle to complete (were I disposed le
stoop to complaint) of persisted's* from Mr. CAS.
Mrs or his Meads, the he has of persecetion Tres
me. I will, however, ackeowledge that he is sew
reel is ego paint. lam the friend of Cherch aid
State,—bet the Church I would befriend, is lbe,
realise Christian Church; and the State I woeitk
support, is the tree British Coastitetiee. This
Is the line I have always pursued, sad ever will
pursue in politics sad ',Silos, and whether it shows
that I am, or am est, s self he Asses cloak', I
will leave to your readers to rkieresise. I base so
doubt they will do as jostle,; sod I have only to
add, that they mast .11.11.11 me, from the necessity I
base beau seder of talkies se mach about wiped.
km now dons with TOOT PHILFOT; ..d shall tore
to another sdeersary, whim is, as l ..demand, a very
respectable Comets, Gentian', end a sincere, but
mistake, Mead of freedom. To this Gentleman
shall *sly say, at wont, that if be had know. the
Constitealoo better, he would have found so contra-
dictions, as absurdities, so partialities, in any thing
that I hen verities respecting Veiniest Solfrage.
Neither is there any thing la what I have said is
that subject eosin'', to natural justice, het in per.
feet color:ldiots therewith. Mr. Pounces appease
to be a yoga; moo, sod it is eaters, for youth to he
hasty sad warm; by which means thejedgment is efts.
misled, as I myself knew from 'spiritist*. I shall,
therefore sot chide the vivacity, I might indeed call
It an 14K:ones asperity, which he hes inhibited ire
this occasion, but will leave it to esperiewee s.d self.
counties. Bet I premise him, and others of his
way of thinking, that I will (as soon es Moore will
permit), pat this impanel question ow its proper
basis. I have already refuted the positing of Sir
'Linos Bun ten. who declares, in his printed
speech, 44 that Universal Seerscit is a OMIT of en
Englishatea's Bialis.lllllWr." Thiegrooad I shall not
go ever spit. Them is ais seed to ;wove twice the
same foes ; besides, it wield lead ate to a repetition of
the same authorities, which ao man has yet answer.
ed, or tea answer. I shall lay it down, then, es an
established point, that General Suffrage coastilwies
of pert 4 the British Birthright; sad Hit is to be
*genital as such, it CPOd he by virtue of socket
right, bet by a new awhile of right; sod is this
the time, I ask, to set up new creations of political
rights? Certainly not; who eon tell *here such in.
satellites may end ? If England is to be roved, it
must be by a rigid adherence to ANCIMIT RIGHTS;
the more especially as all these sadist rights sad
customs can be shown to be goosistent with reason
andjaHar, which I siorlerisite to do, and will ca.
'minty fetal my promise; bet es all my labelers ago
groteitess. sod (in intention at least) eterted pre
hone Imblke, the performeace most be left to my
•wn teats.—l remain

TIMOTHY TAVEMAN.
Isekhressishitt, Octiber OIL