The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

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veal Gentleman in the country by a display of car-
riages and livery servants, in imitation of their betters,
but Contented themselves with plain boiled and roast,
and devoted their gains in trade to provide for their off-
spring,placi ng them out as apprentices,and setting them
up in business. The wives of tradesmen, who formerly
retired from business, were net above superintending
their domestic concerns, mud knew how to make a
pudding as well :re eat it • they did not think it be-'
neath them to darn their husband's stockings and
Mir own, and bring up their daughters to be t.l.iity,
wash their fine linen, and be notable•; neither
were they toe proud to associate with the honest
shopkeepers who lived near them : nor does
.it look
well, for men who have acquired by trade enough
to leave off trade, to turn their backs upon brother
tradesmen, and disown, as it were, the cast to which
they belong, and from which they sprung; while their
wives, also affecting to be fine ladies, turn up their
nose, and pretend to despise the counter and the shop,
which base made their forto'nsts; I hope, Sir, you
will continue to admonish this new-fangled order of
gentility, that such airs do not become them ; and
least of all should they assume an authority over the
lower orders, for which their education has not-qua-
lified them. The worst of it Is, that these WOULD-
BE'S get into oar villages in remote situations, where
they fancy their birth and origin are unknown, and
where there are none to eclipse them rfl external show.
In such places they think to lord it with impunity
over their equals and inferiors—to show off before
their fellow-tradesmen, less fortunate than themsolves
and to be great heehaws over the far more honest,
perhaps as well as far mote modest, husband-men,
whom they misrepresent, be order to oppress. It is
in your power, Sir, to correct, at- least, the man-
ners of the people allWded CO, anti Shame them into II
more modest behaviour, for it is towsualr men that
all corrupt Governments depend foe topport, and
the sooner such agmsty is silenced the beget. •
I am, Sir, your humble Se'resint, '
ANOTHER Y-1110111AN.

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Yesterday, according to annual castors, the Lord
Mayor elect, Aldermen, Sheriffs, ism accompanied
by the Stewatds and Senior Brethren of the Station-
ers' and Goldsmiths' Compawies, to which the two
Sheriffs belong, proceeded its state, from:the Man-
sion House to Blackfriars' Bridge, where the proces-
-lion took water, and proceeded in the City and in
the Stationers' and Goldsmiths' State Barges, to
Westminster Bridge, whence they walkeid to the Court
1 of Ptellequer, where, in presetwo of one of theGur.
sitor te ough the
Thetlisymtches fromCurt/vita, delivered yesterdai:
theft
sticSheriffs ks, andwent th
counting the hob.nailabperation ;
were dated 20th July. The Island is represented to .1 of cuttingl3erous,
‘ after which they were sworn inte;otlice by thfi Cur-
t., very healthy, and the small force there .competeut
• . sitor Baron. . . . • In 1;.:(. %-i; •-; •.1
to its defence•against American depredatien.
On Saturday the QULEN and Paracasets are ex:l This operation having been g6l4‘, ..thr..46„, . 1.,.411ePri7
i cession veto rned by water, akcy:Assr. unmet Marsh
peeled in town from Windsor, in order, It is saltr
1 i gave his Ineuguratioe..Disimor„4.—Csoldsmiths' Hall,
to he present at the grand ceremony of the instaltri-
which was one of the mest,milleilltd ftlerAimeauts
lion of the' Bishop of Lomoox, which is to take •
, ever wiiessed on such accalsinnoli..,si;,...C...:
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place, on Sewall, next, at Lambeth Palace. His Royal Highness the Dowe ckt Rent nneaaren
Captain IBLoez, df the Lyra sloop of war, 8.641
Lieut. O'REILLY, of the Sarveillante frigate. %rho
the New Sheri& with his eblat,Patiy ; tO Date of
distinguished themselves at .the siege of San Sebastian, Sussex would also hare attended but fer,iodisrii-
ere promoted to the respective ranks of Post Captain, "ie.'
. - The magnificent ballot the Goldirniths- Qpmpany
and Commander.
The Deputation with the Order of thlt Garter hare 11 palatally adapted to display the splendour ot a
arrived at Prague, where; it is understood, they will ; city feast to great advantage,p.ndd ceiteitay peek.. Was
an entertainment more sPlen . . - . • .
remain until the arrival of the Emperor Azusa/rime
The company was highly respectable sod. ' nut
from the arm), when the ceremony of investiture will :
take place. . 1 merous, including, besides ,*sitilyal Highness, the
It might be useful for the public to enquire whe
I _. Lord Mayor, the'Lorti liiiifitilElect, most "or the
titer or no. as the state of St. James's Park is so , Aldermen, the Sheriffs, the principal membefs of
much neglected, the salary is neglected also ? As the : the Goldsmiths' and Stationers' Company ; 'Messrs.
Ines are dyingi, the only thing left green now is the Byng and Mellish, the Repstenietiies of the c 04)%
I, ater. ;of hliddleser,"&c.; ' ..,. , , . , 1
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Saturday, the Mayor of Dover having ordered the I Thh Duke of'Ke,re Ordtradag the compely woe,
batter which was brought for sale to the market to be i occasion of. his health • ildrawk,' paid the high.") '
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taken to the Guildhall- to be weighed, a great quan-
tity of it was found deficient in weight. In conse-
quence upwards of 80 pounds were forfeited, and
distributed to the pear. •
A man who calls himitelr Nundy, a na-
tive of Bicker, who says he reside, in Spence's-street,
null, but who is known to have been for some time
an inhabitant of the fens, where he has been sus-
pected of carrying on the trade of a goose stealer
and goose exporter to a considerable extent, was, on
Friday last, in consegnenta of correct information
having been obtained of his depredations and his
movements, apprehended in this place by Mr. Ash-
ton, Constable, in tpq act of sanding off by the
packet to Lincoln twelve geese nod a'gander, which
he had stole on the night of. Tuesday last 'from the
premises of Thomas Thorpe, at Swiweshead Drayton,.
and which the owner proved to. be hie property tot
their footmark. Nundy having undergone an *Pant
minution before the Rev. J. CAPARX, and evident"
Loins adduced to the above effect, he was ortfetiVd
in be committed to take his Trial at the ensuing
Q.Jdaer Sessions for the cootie 7'
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suaded, thartila 'mote h slieuld be known' to his
low-citizens, the more they wo,uld esteem I m.'
eddittotrielt ii iixteitenedlAtter; • Coleprising
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eider WOO call isi, tio which ihe poweit snit ititaiiio
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of .his' RWyalinightteiti 'the '-Doke' of Kedt, of"tid
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effects which'ltiptodeclosl 6 the ccmpant, Mad- hei
espreesed the sitlifactiott lkdlfett in teheisturg tilts id.:
ditionel testimony of ;rebtiect sbOwe'to+'I4NS't the
citizens of London.'
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loft the (Atar, Which wee taten by. Mr. Sher Mj
who kiept.upi the. COM ifini!ty: 4fgeitalptli
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