The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-03 00:00:00

TFIR BTATIUMAN.

LONDON:

11,2111111111 DAT. NAOMI 3, 1319.

tbesea poetess who an bees sillily alarmed at
the very word REFORM, read ear reseeding, le
Peellasneobel last eight, whoa they will at woes ley
aside their hers, sad embrsce its men with trsogeil-
mind sod greeting heart; for it we. Introduced
to este, we any say the chief, of the branches of our
Constlietloo, with all its best sod promisieg attri•
butes, by the Philosopher and Ststemosn, Sir JAIMS
MACINTOSH. This able end Learned Gentle.
arse, who eudeered himself to the Weary world,
Dearly thirty years ego, by his admirable week
on the French Rroolvtion, end who bas, ae
doubt, been since stedyine how boot to m-
emo one in Enelsnd, laid down the neceasity of
a resistors of our CRIMINAL CODE, In °soot the
west levelness mini ink* onstions over dislireied
within the wells of St. Stephen's, snit from the ems.
viction be inspired by that ale. philosophical, and
berms. address to the listeep, of lite etroessity of the
geuerullp wished-for, tad es gewerslly asked.fee,
smeiierstirro of the Pens, Cede of our leers, k —y
be said be ascended the lint step towards the ten*
of RRFORMATION. The Cassias! Cede of
every country ins great measure stamps the candor
of that coustry. The chancier of a country is its
peitlic fortune. No Poetry con he poor which is
rich le its laws, is Other words, rich is Irmo& Me
nation was ewer iesottod whose laws were 'bilked
for their justice, and their impartial administration.
How beautifully did the eloquence of this Pstriot
illeatrole what one ef our sinorPeets hiss, heestifelly
aid is praise of thepewers of eatery foe Astoria—
, See boo rrsisdess omen personee,
Maw oat their Wen, sod the heart Wait t -
Togo every sprit end soemeaseat of the sees,
This appetite excise. rod that eitatroof,'
Oar English Clete° did indeed Abet all the obese
Poet see forth, in other verses, for he molly did—

•• Cadre' the meek sod melt the obdurate breast.••
Da amalgamated by the imp M ooklodled in the
•inds of many in tho noose, the diglinctioas of Mi.
toisterisl cad Oppositlowist ; and gloriosa to say. he
obtained a majority of 10 votes Is sopport of his ese.
lion over the Ministry, or rather ore► the mossom
proposed by Lord Castmussaast !II The anumersoo.
moot of this happy event, which may be 'old to re-
claim the triumph of troth sod moos over deco.
Won sod sophistry, was received, as may well ha
imagined, with loud secismationo militia those wells
which have not oftes witnessed se &Nilo*, so oc.
corrence of a well-limed ondesvolir. What, thee, aro
the 'eclat:names of the waited !simplest like to bet
Why an inroad.% to Beeves to losplso or eollabtest
other compatriots to avert those corms from this to*
ling abased, tat owe forested isle ; sad embol-
den a rebooting. a natersity wollAspeord People
to say to those Rotors, who, thessh we most set
constitutionally aim, hove bee. folded spat them,
yet bars bees continued in °Mee against their isle-
mot and cosorat ; to esoboldes the sofferimg and too
Wag patioot People, to eselsios to them heard-hart-
mos :—Nand aside, Gestlemev, we have bad tee
mach of yea, wake rooms for year betters.
The WLITIONSTIM ELIKTIONIS oboist I. elms it
the esomeat of oar Paper poise to Prem. We
therefore an only my, that it is of more impottaaso,
to the politicsl world than many ass apt to t►iet.
The nese of the smithy is the patrictsieElectots,whieh
we have painfully wkeessed thrsegbeet is eel a
simple ono, it is eeasplicahed. There is blame
more than owe scatter ; bet it shall be the sobjem of
Were (*emotion. It is the part of wisdom I. draw
mutiny lemma from disoppointawst.

Stets of the PoII 'blackly et two o'clock :
J. C. Ilessever., bq L
Hes. Cl. LANs IU