The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-20 00:00:00

TO CORRIZPONDENTS.

Se, We are tailored by a Need is isle the Chili Lammhoary
Ga:ette of she Igh ef July. 1819 la whieli the Cerra-pee-
ileac.. of All viral Lanai: is. she Sr 'lrene Dir.evat
fill maims, appear.. sad at his Lordship's lessen are
highly laiirestiag. se shall give lies is oar rapers of
Illeaday sod Tuesday aril, if passible.

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THI4 STATBSMAN.

sAirrasior maws. sr no 20, icy.

NOM b 1111111 advancing by rapid strides towards
despotism. Thu PRIMCE REGENT, unhappily for the
kingdom (and we will add for himself too, for ti.
midity and half.speaking is as contemptible as it is
useless), bar been propelled by evil annul into a pro.
eminent and dangerous position, sod there is reason
so fear he will think it would imply a want of spirit
now to retire from that advanced stakes. Oo the
contrary, however, we should, and so would a vast
majority of the well.disposed and well.wisbers at
their minify, deem it magaseimess is hiss to ukase.
ledge that be bad given a too hasty opinion and sp.
1 probation on the late recent, disgraceful, and die.
gosling proceedings at Manchester. This is the only
"'band it would be a sere way, to regain that good
opinion and affectino of the people, which be sacs
enjoyed. When Lucia XVI. was tried at the bar of the
French National Corrention be allowed his pleaders,
MciAsnaitses and Teroncurr, to admit, that is
some few instances be bad acted We precipitately, sad
been too easily adoited to measures which might ad.
mit of an aufavourable construction: in short, that
he had committed some importaut mistakes (beasts).
The admission was observed to impress many of his
Judges, or rather Jurors, with a momentary Ire.
patby or compassion for the unfortunate King. Hat
no circumstances cosld save him, for the suffering

coaditioe of the nation demanded an espiation : the
wickedness and weskness of various and accoutre
Ministers and Ministries bad heaped, at last, the
coals of ire on his sokappy head, which consumed
him. It might have been espected that, for a crit-
ter, or two to come, the fate andissample of a week,
bet not a bed hearted Prince, like Louis XVI.
would have been a warning to every King and Prince
to the estrem►sl serge of the civilised world; sot 14
pin their faith and fete upon the cooosel of any set of
Moisten, Moat whatever msy be their attachment to
his penes and prosperity, or love for their country,
their very long continuance in °tl c. most, in a grist
mestere, set theta its opposition to the general is.
serest end the people's prosperity : sad thrall
multiply every day the number of their enemies; who
an be rebutted or resisted only by adding ptepor.
tionably to the creatures they make by lavish gift',
titles, or appnintrneots, or by corrupt protsbes•-'
that these We bold attempts of Ministers to rodeo
the people to uncenditlooal submission, if persisted
in. may not drive the injured to sets of inserrectioe,
who an wirer for 3 If the unfeeling men w►o
hive the present rale in their bands, proceed deli-