The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-03 00:00:00

web. theylabeeshad
tablisheds before. at Jpalryirebythe
weathier
• oftole whom they had believed themselves.
severawn it possible that their credulityl
goki
jot leis deceived! They were too vigilant, too !
Howell they now encounter Parliament, and ;
hes ofthei r own friends, who will tell them i
•-se
...1131essa redeemed the solemn ide,lge which you •
0; no pledge is lost. The very Jury who'
oto %dilly of :mending an illegal meeting,
• the charge of tumult and riot hp ehich you
rocs. and declared pia guilty of the
• 40101 misrepresentations ! If you say you
~Jore to vintiicate the truth of your state-
,sr ask, with the nptight and inJepentleut
7.May ass it not brought forward ? T. sac .
..,113, in attemittice will nut do.- Was it
en me. Ilti.coN's brtther .sl,os:rates world
,oFigra to the .boke cud Jury to hare later red,l
sat Oratierairm, Wider II egittlilUX cl•
0 4. aPruuraile situation ereimg
last us, and you bale lust yourselves.—
, a!see can re.leem us. It may be painful to
„Asp, but it is necessary—" (JIVE ca INQUIRY..
Nast be the Language of the Ilitaisters' own
9,.41. It is that of the nation, and is at last grown
01r.14 too feuaaod to he rcsisted.
'Note Correspondont from Paris says, " In a
i.;2va poor Frtirce will be reduced to perfect
en.. An av Artice reigns all over the coon-
is frar aul apprehension; but the general idea
.At things eatinto continue long in this state, and.
, as eruption place, it will be terrible. The
la,thotigh in roportion to the number of their
IF. pre th- strongest fur the present. Will they
rsis isrinseires?—S of them seem to &nib* it.
JOS to fear that they have Amply guile tam jar.
Aaron:in:le to concentrate themselves in and about
;coital, pArti...t; 'rly the Swiss regiment!, the Sore-
s luring woi.e contid, tic,. ill strangers than his oat n
..ierts,to guard the illustrious remains of the Bourbon
flue- di their own fault, are making such
strides tntvarals their total auniltilation.—A:l
the 47,4,.:•ter5e mid provinces the people are
I..sinatis iu th-ir desire of peace and tranquillity,
r .sr a l'envittriwisi tiovernmetit. and in their oppo-
,ios ts ekriral anti feudal encroachments. floe Pere.
r• :4 loif (disguised Jesuits) have been repulsed in
pyp'.sees, do not gaiu ground. whatever ref
taieitaie ara T. a ('.naval ui.iy assert to the con-

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itre PRINCE4S SorniA. Her Royal Highness
lakiatess Siit.:iia, since her arrival in town at Cam-
41kirse, from ,l'indsor, Las been visited by all the
karts of the Itl•val Family. :IS well as her Royal
Oirien's prie.tte and Select. friends, who Lave occasio-
ii;rdrank ter and !petit the evening with her Royal
!..i.-Wesv. 'fhe Ditabess of Kent has spent two evenings
.-Aber Royal Highness. The Duke. of York and Sus-
sr, sad the tatcliess of Gloom- ter, have been constant
i. hair v..sits to their Royal Sister. The Duke of York
hii Seiliala missed a day. His Royal Highness seem.
Luigi his Royal Sister to London from Windsor.—
The establisbureat of the Princess is under the direc-
tive of tire Doke of York sad bis agents. Vie are con-
ma to say .that her Koval Wetness enjoys but au in-
licrent title of health, so as to cause the occasional
air Rear 161:dril, but not more so time
Caltrill sir
: in Winalkor Rao
lice. berfeg Hie last week ber Royal Highness rode
est several times with the Duchess of (iloncestee, and
so: with Lady Campbell. On Saturday her Royal
sk:r accompanied tie Duchess of Gloucester un a
r ;it to tle, Comoess Dowager Harcourt.
oesitir43,- the Duchess of KENT rude out on an
if• and rigite,; the Duchess of CLARENCE.
Kite fatorosn lei! Maribor:mei House on Saturday
to avowal'.
Stork V:•e flake as] Duchess of GLoucesTea Lad
a !keiret pet- to diuner.
MEMO.? l'iimits, of Hesse flombourg, acconipa-
cirri by Priree gieTERRAIT, left town on Saturday
social fer Brighten, on a visit to the fitNc for a few
dm.

Vestermise the Buhr.% of YOUL and CIARENCE
at-
laJed Divnie!.ervice at the Chapel Royal.
T:tt nau.—Yesterdav Hyde-park appeared
syrr ilia:tare hare seen it lur 'mane months. Colours
arc beginning to appear, : .e. gtey dresses trimmed with
Ogle, draft be hays, and feathers of the same co-
Lcr. (ell! black) of striped sill:, laced at the
/idea, * fringed. The wind and dust rendered the
proweoWe very unnleasa-t.
EteerioN a.—Our Pontefract Corre-
4:matleit -acs—Mr. ltuneictilit, the nnsUccessfnl rumb-
aea at the late election, cwmnrrnced paving his voters
Yetbr4ay. ht. eiving them two guineas trot a split vote,
:nd feet einneas for a Weaning., with the further pro-
mise of 411 additional Koine' at a future election. He
Ws, it is umlerstood. 1:,:a ft. P. Milnes, Esq. our late
siestbee, has declared liimqell a candidate on the text
%vans .—(Leeds Afrreury.)
It has been communicated to its, that a number
ofstrangcrs,—emiss.aries, we believe we may call
are pssAine through the country, instigating
tie Peopli, in time manufacturing districA to arm ;
and We feel it to be our duty to put the public,
!wt./rill:Hy the distressed manufacturers, upon their
guard against their dangerous machinations.—
( Lents Mt: eery.)
It Li reported that the assessor at the late West-
isodasd decided ?UV votes for Mr. Brougham
k good, which his opponents' Counsel pronounced to
I...iivitiedle
&liar, the celebrated runner, has lost his bet of
Weuinea4, that he run ten miles within the boor. He
,t'empted the tisk on the London-road, near Chatham.
Aril running nine miles he gave in, having only two
tui:ietes fifty-eight seconds to perform the last mile in.
Ey all official communication from St. Peters-
I arih, dated t!.lst February (4th March), it appears that
an alteration has taken !dare in the duties on spirits, Re-
nard* to aim Imperial Ukase, recently issued. The
daties are not to be the same on all proofs as set forth
is the new tariff, hot as follow :
R. 9 silver per enter on Spirits from 7 to 10 degrees.
134 ditto ditto JO to lb

1.1010 ..to
IS ditto ditto ditto above lb
Captain Bulmer, of the ketch Friends, recently
arrived front St. Michael's, on :he information of Mr.
'Lading, the American Consul in the island, state',
that the Harmer load refused permission to land there
vessels from the United States, which arrived there in
succession. The first of them, the brig Mexican,
Captain Seth Crowell, jun. reached St. Michael's on the
Nth January, from Huston. The second was the
schooner Hamilton, Captain John Thomas, from Bath-
Imre, North Carolina, which appeared in sight on the
lit of February ; and the third, the schooner Factor,
Capt. lierriden, of Boston, from St. Thomas's bound to
flihraltar, which called off the port on the 26th of Fe-
braary,in want of water. Ico reason is assigned for the
refusal of the Uoveroor.