The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-21 00:00:00

An estraordieery disclosure of a curious kind of
Melt Peper is made in the Timer of Saterdsy. We
copy it word for word :
s. With respect to the SiaYOQTBs. Here Is a
open which, as the Atteirsoyotet were for a
Wig time goer daily 'tribes, we are riscellently 'un-
informed. The ADDINGTOIM may hare since gone
reund, sod milted with Mr. CA'/Ilea; but if we
still find ourselves in our prissier* op•nions, in which
we were along with this. (with the ADDivirross).
sod is wbkh they (the ADDINGTONI) placed us,
they sorely will net be the people to impale blame
le es. We took our opinion of Mr. Cassino from
them, al a time when we possessed no great mesas
of judging for ourselves. Bet we appeal to Mr.
Cumin° himself, or to soy of his friends, whether,
from the period at which we cast off the ADDINGTON
family, this Journal hes not ceased to peck at him
personally. The troth is, that every 'mkt. of a
per.osal nature was obtrsdrd upon us by the An-
DINGTOnt; and though from temporary similar.
ity of public opinion we admitted a part, we al.
ways ranked the right of rejection. We the, think
it necessary to place the parties on a level before the
straw ; for though if is known how much Mr. CAN-
NINO abused the A DoillOTons. It Is not matter of se
general notoriety bow meth they abased, or at.
tempted to abuse, Mr. CAIIeING. Truth, however,
cempete es te say, both on our own account, and we
ehel of the family of which we are speaking, that iser
melemns were never tainted by such ribaldry as thee
appeared sprat Lord StonCitnu mad the ether Mem.
bees of hi. funny its the Oracle. No ; neither cot id
the Appluayans have written, nor world we have
published, any thing so degrading to the persons at.
tacked, as those writings, in which their aerators,
their talents, their Ira, and even their most
innocent peceliatioles and family habits, were every
day *incised in the Oracle Newspaper.
" Bet to return to a Mot from whence we have
diverged. we again say, that since we sent the An-
DINOTON's adrift, though we may. es heretofore,
base bees opposed to Mr. Comtism's public we-
aves, we have never suffered any article to appear
which has shaded to tetra-politico! topics (by this
we mimeo the 71ass would signify not o word
about kit unhappy floater). And each has been the
foie play (if we may use the term) which he has re.
(Tired as a political person, at our bonds, that we
have gene far oat of our way, and subjected oar.
selves to great inconveniency, in eider to insert
speeches of his, which wore not connected with hi.
administration, or with the national councils; his
electioneering speeches at Liverpool are essmples.—
Towards the Aootnneoes, also, we have dealt out
equal lenity; f.r during the many years that have
elapsed since our connection with them, we defy
any one to tag es with attempts to decry them per-
meetly."
Such is the *store sad imposers of the minded of
these IVorthies, who chiefly govern the affairs of this
abused country. Now, after this, if the Patrice Re-
cent thinks such Personages it characters for being
his Petri. Coosclu.ons and Aortas'', we are sorry
the WWI' M not at present in the hands of his
father II
The nines has bees played upon ten long by an
intriguing set of mercenary reptiles. It is ties it
aostehed its fortune and honour nut of hand. so dirty.
It is stated from Rome. that LIICIIN LIONAPAITI
recently applied to the Peetifical Government for
permission to send his eldest son so his brother Jo.
amts, in Americo, and that Mr. Ruisui., the Amen.
cue Minister in Sweden, was to arrange the 'mese
men's voyage, but Cardinal GOMM reseed the
permission asked, advising Lyman, at the rase time,
to apply to the five Allied Powers.
11' We have authority to state, that misunderstanding
which has taken place between a Nobleman mending
in tie County of Edinburgh, cad a Gentians. of this
city, has been settled in a manner honorable to the
parties, sled satisfactory to the persons who had an
oppertseity of offering advise on the oessasion.—
(Ale. June It, 1819.)
Tie following Gentlemen, all of them deeply Wo-
rmed in the prosperity Glebe Woollen Manufacture,
bees this week repaired to Lassdow, at the request of
the Merchants and Manufacturers in their respective
towns and neighbourhoods, to oppose the proposed
Duty upon Foreign Wool imported :—Mr. Gort, of
Deeds; Mr. Jut. NATLOIt. of Wakefield; Messrs.
Bacot sod HOMALL, of lieddersfield ; Mr. WA-
rannooss, of Haines; and Messrs. NustlT and
Vacate, Triflers of the Leeds Cioth.llails. The
representations of these Gentlemen will be strength-
ened by fir enty.ive Petitions hem the manefset eters,
olontelning from S to 9000 signatures, all obtained io
one day, sod which were transmitted to the County
Members on Tuesday evening. The Petitions to
which we allude were suet from Hassle, Holbeck,
Fernley and Wortley, Bromley, Artistry, Cherwell
and Morley, Gild/quite* and Tong, Woodhouse and
Xititstall, Idir, Wiodhill and Shipley, Eceleshill,
Calverley and Parsley, Stsnoingley, Pottery, Comer.
Cleckheston and Witte, Mirield, !lepton and
Lepton, Batley and Ileckinondwike Birstall. High.
Toren, Bartshead and Clifton, derisory, Omit,
Yreden and Celerity, ilorsforth and Bowden.
Petition+ have also been sent from the Parish Of-
firers in Leeds. and some other places in the neigh-
bourhood, stating, that the pressure upon the Poor
liras at the present moment, owing to the depressed
state of oar manufactetes, is umessmpled, and that
afraid the proposal t. impose a Duty on Foreign
"Wee' imported be carried into a law, the public
(littera will be summed, and parish burtbens
greatly augmented.
A Memorial was seat last week le she Lords of the
Treasury, from the principal merchants of Heil,
praying for a ',thine and correction of those Ste.
tette which enforce the taking of certain useless maths
is Comm-house transactions, intended to secure the
revenge from fraud. The merchants at Liverpool
*eve irsranitted a similar Memorial, preying for a
release from the necessity of taking Denis which are
considered to have no meaning, bat, in fact, cannot
he taken, wiibeet the rommiesino of virtual priory.
This revision ought to be extended to Ike whole ayes.
tem of Podse oaths, which have bad the worst in•
Moira on religion.
It is a melancholy fact, which we wish to convey
to the ears of AM Majesty's Minister,, that she forni.
tore of ten different families has been seised doting
ii, present week, in ono division of this town. to 147 '
the Assessed Tara chargeable epee these families!

TFIE

NAVAL INTKL LIG KRUM

brat., Juno 40.—G00 doss frost the River
yhterday end sailed, Ike Mary, Jefferson, for Ike
Cape of Good flope.—Arrived the Columbus, Allem,
'MO Jamaica ; sailed ?Mb of April.—Celled the
Elizabeth and Sarah, Sommers, fo► St. Michael's.—
Canto down frost the River to.day mid sailed, the
Urine, Hutchinson, for St. Viacest's; sod the
Peggy, for Quebec.
Jtioz 40.—A►rieed the Earl of Lei-
cester packet, hoes Ceshaven.—Sailed the Lord
Nelson pocket, fo► flatland ; Henry Freeling pocket,
for Cealtestris ; sod Jane packet, for Gotteitbergh,
all with Mails.

Pontsrowni, Jona 40.—Arrited yesterday the
Langley, Middleton, and Orion, lloinble. from
Memel.—Sailed the Phenix, Janson, for Memel.
—Attired lo•d•y the Urn Johnson transport, from
Cowes.

PLYMOUTH, Juno 19.—Arrired the Elisabeth end
Miry, Breen, frees Memel, In three week► ; end
the Lepwieg cutler, front • Trois,.

• •
FAwsOUTH, Join 113.—Arrived •'is this port the
William, Howland, from New Orisons, in 39 dal.,
for Gibraltar. Arrived here the blositor, Whitton,
frosa,Now Odeon', also in 39 cloys; on the sth Jane,
in lat. 41. 39 long. 41. 46. fell in witty a schooner,
supposed to he the Jouster, of Magas, fell of
water, with bur lower omits stoolling, and no person
on board; undo, Jane 13, io lat. 4S. It lona.lll.spiik •
the brig INN. Ann, from Liverpool for St. John's,
Newfooodland.—Sailed tM Doke of Kest packet
(I), with a Mail for Lisbon.

An account arrived on Satorday afternoon, that a
commit's...able failure has taken place it floinbargh. It
is stated that there is a defalcation annualise to up.
wards of 250,0001. A conniderable number .f
smaller entscerno, it is said, hare also fallen victims to
this eeten•ive fades..

Tho Woo from Itchlorshold against the Wool
Tot. consists of 40 thins of parchments dote', filled
with tipsier's.

Tat CAllemma W In a letter le Mr.
Ctrawers, frees a Gentleman in Carlisle. dated the
13th inst. the writer says—" I em eicerdingle glad
that year able 'lemons have roused the attention
of the nation In the situation of oar starving work.
people. The •ravers are now working nut the webs
in the loom•. but many of then, are informed that
there wilt be lle more work for them. from come of
the niestafact . The Public feels vouch for than,
and for the sympathy end liberality which they have
experienced they are very grateful; probably there
may he some bed ones who would wish for uniaehief.
Fut I 6•resly believe that the great majority want
nothing more than a moderate subsistence "
The Union Societies fur scissoring h. cause of
Radical Reform, which were represented at the
Ifunslet Moor Meeting as in an prospe►ous s condi.
tine. are, we understand, divided into classes of 20
Members each, from each of whom a small weekly
subscolption is collected for defraying the sixpences
incident to these institetioes. We have not heard
to what specific purpose the feed so raised is applies!,
eacept it be to defraying the eapencea or advertising
In the `• Legal Newspaper..—(Leeds Mernar.v )

ROT A L CVIOIIO TIiZATRIt —This beautiful educe,
which, for spoomoiry aid tasty, surpasses any thing
of the kind in t►e Metropolis. has been crowded last
week to witness the representation of Florence
Macarthy; a drama taken from Lady Mosain's po.
pular Navel of that name, which gives so tree a
picture of Irish p►rsecution and Irish jestice. The
satyrical touches of wit end homier so ably peer.
tilled by the fair authoress, were caught by the
audience with acidity and reiterated bravos; the row
or battle, in which the yeomen were disarmed and
beaten, the sheets rent the air, end the dropping of
the curtain at the close of tit • second act was accom.
partied with five distinct rounds of applies.. We
have rest pleasure in seeing the unremitting vier.
titres of the Managers on amply rewarded, whom we
ire led to enderstand bare many new pieces in pre-
pseatioo, among them one from the most popular
production of the day ; and also an estr■ comic ori-
ginal at ter.plect getting op under the musical direction
of Mr. T. Cocoas, whose science is dramatic eespesi.
ties steeds swivelled.

Nay Postac.stom.—We Sr• 111111111111 Pd Stele
' that the funnel.% Works have been lately publ;thed
by Mr. C•Laoas. six. :-1. Letters from a La.:: of
Divtinctine, addressed to a late Drachm, shortly slier
her marriage.—Y. The see /Era, or Adventures of
Jell.. Delmovr, a French National Tale, by Ma-
dame de (.4,199.-3. The Snood, or c•ecleding
Part, of Dr. Wookitro's Memoirs of the lat. (been.
—4. Letters of nonce %Volpol• t• the Ray. Wm.
Cole and others.-5. Recollections of Japan, by
Captain Golownia, Author of Narrative of a Three
Tears Coprivity la t►at Coentry.—G. An E•lWWlein
en Sir Sower! Reality, by M. Benjamin de Constant.
—7. A• Essay on Bathing, by Sir Arther Clarke—
S. The Veotried, or the Opera, a Mock Epic Poem,
by the Amber of the Banquet, the Dessert, /m—
-ond 9. TM Art of French Comrades, by D.
nodose.

The Paints Realise% COUNT.—O. Saturday, at
three o'clock, the Pluses Raster held a Coed at
Carlton-hose', and afterward. • Privy Cassell; et
the latter. Sir W. Lowest- was istrodoeed, and
sworn in Governor of Bermuda. At the dowel the
Comte the Recorder of London Bade a Report to
the PlitdCd RIGINT Id Council, of the following
Prisoners, who were capitally convicted at the Old
Bailey in April Cession Mst. vbs.:—
I:dense field*. William Dealer. Joseph Edwards, Nihon
heoh Edsards. Corona, Saved. *inward Cuspenn. Jona
&slob, Ti.... Mills. Jnhn Bryant. Slarprel Pahronse, Pew
Pnennsky. Thnn.n. fk.eley. »ad Elidnibeih ratrell.
onal.nd Enedh and lannin hs darrlinnt-behnest Onorge Fer-
ri.., Jabn, Stearn. and John C...per. for loswebrenkieg
the ear time t Grnrdr P.lce and Dwain. Orndbery,
far sorrlied forged thoikeotirs s Mosel Frnerh germ,
Charles Wright. Kauko:Diemen, Bineghtrah Juin Iliordyfeed.
Mars N Jane% Inc Inersloireer;
Wolfer. AM.fa a d stns Jeftvnt. fier:e.erefieue lesser. row
isnaie 16.1drAdliin 1. wf4diiii•eilitirelg. and Mastro
linbliposiel EST* W 4111 L A re 7/ he. fee hmali•
cl asnly R d Yew: whip:Tiriii(r4' 0-eider Ma;
land Jobe- an*: I wig a raw I' iitheeloffitiois. Wolfer
Jeft• I. Clui.les Wright. Geom. Pore,
Ti ans. ddredngtv. sod Wallas Andheine, were onl-red fir
ourrinisatio Weeeraday For, she Itl.l msg. The °Oben were,
reyitted arise Ms Itsydi Rlilonen.'s prewar..
It w•I wear ammo o'clock when the Costs broke
oN owing to the Ulnae length of the Recorder's
report.

LAW INTICLLIGENGS.

COUNT OF CUANCENT. lone 19.