The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-26 00:00:00

gx.nosi4er and other publications. It seem, d,
ever, that the Noble Lord's own Attornet•_t;e,,,l
had not read those publications. How then was
(Mr. Wetherell) to be expected to submit th..tn to ,
consideration of the House ? Was he to be th. Nei
Lord's shadow or faggot ? He was in no such situ,
tion. It was enough for him that he had broll
under the notice of the House one publication
which an unanimous opinion had been pro
that it was a fit subject for proefeution, and width
was intended to prosecute. With the litre of
House he would withdraw his motion.

The motion was accordingly withdrawn.
Lord CASTLIMILAGIII postponed till tOibefrow
motion for an adjournment to the 4lst of August
BINMINtitIA3II.—Mr. Alderman Won's restat,4
the petition whirb he had offered to the Home !
night. lie had since carefully read it, and slthesth
it was couched in very strong language, he was &„
aware that it contained any expressions disrespctfit
to the House. It proceeded from a numerou •
sa
of the inhabitants of Birmingham, but as it Was*
ed only by the Chairman of the 'netting, Giver
Edmonds, he knew that it could be received
the Petition of that individual.

The Petition was then brought op and ~
was of considerable length, and expatiated ss 14
various abuses which prevailed in the constitatin
Parliament, and in the administration of public stain
After the Petition had been laid on the Table,
Mr. Alderman WOOD moved, that it should by primed
Mr. R. Swirl' decidedly objected to this propositim.
It was quite enough to hear such nonsense read.
. . .

could not agree to its being printed.
Mr. Alderman WOOD repeated that the Petitim
agreed to by a large meeting of the iahabitanu of sir.
miughant. He thought it somewhat seletk is tiro
Hon. lientleman who had enjoyed the treat of heals,
die Petition read, to wish to deprive when oldie gra.
titication of knowing its contents.

Mr. Outwit. was apprehensive that to refute is
print the Petition would be to establish an injurious
precedent.
Mr. K. Sierra observed, that any ass had a right
to give vent to as much absurdity as he pleased, tat
that he thought the House of ttotumons would depth
itself by consenting to give that absurdity sperm
nent form.

Mr. Lc:int:4lw did not conceive that there/dem
of refusing to print the Petition would be injariewn
the House had consented to allow it to lie a tls
Table. That was certainly u muds u could be is.
petted with reference to such a mass of seases*,ii
rukuce, and slander.

Mr. Alderman WOOD said,
ger of the precedent. he lad

Mr. R. DeNDAS recommended ,
derman to allow it to be negatived.
Mr. Alderman Woos observed,
JIM Le he (Mr. R. Denial) liked.
The modem for printing the 11'
tired without a dlrision.—The
indeed, that a dielsioa awdel

LANDLORDS- AND
NTSON said, that the Landlords

he hal hoitho boner to tottoehtoe,

cei•ed the Hord Assent, he
fore the House separated, that,
tendon-which he had before it
he found to be a prevalent feeling
should very early in the next -
to bring in a Bill for farther
amending the laws which affect
lord and tenant, and especial)
summary and acceptable,
medr for recovering the possession,
retained, of small tenements,

ceeding 20/. or M. a year —Adjourned.

SOUTH AM,

(The following interesting letter
to toe public anonymously • b
cleat to indicate its writer and
attention.)
VaLraaasto, APRIL 19, 1990.—Here we are wok*
rapid strides towards complete indepewletcsi see sop
more, and which is about to be taken. win bring m $
our journey's end. Were you here Yoe weell et
to see a whole people straggling for freedom 'Army
success. 1 wish those at home had a little metewitit
resist oppression. Were the Manchester Yeemasty bor,
how quickly would their blades drop from their lisolt.
You can hardly conceive what an impression the
of such wanton and cruel acts, and the protect se:9lA
ed by the tiovernuient to the delinquents, has we!
all here. lam persuaded that if the Prince Revel em
they could see the wafter in its trim light, them ween
at once be a return to • light
erly established by
I gave always thought
It is my opinion that
probably bare the happiness
nest, this great Peninsal
neenewhat like that
here open to such
&see and moderaf
have taught him ! 1
prevented me from
wheat I esteem a
that I 'Welt have
to write to you
ng event., a.,
ke. 1 semi y•
which you will .
unsung to you,
•Ilerurtsuent under
things are pEosperieje
De of my'expectetion. I
by no, and more so
piping fast forward
Wet and the Gowen
Win acres, most of
In the finest part of
M busy foe tire purchase
s *ow when the
Ise lisilsve thet.they ,
Skit fir is Irsse times

. .
Letters frit= Gibb
the Daub and Atneri'll
salt 40 the Beet Thiele •
a AV. vessels. ,Act:mato
iNseca s!e14011.
bow reported the
,'eery recastius
feeds*.

sorra, d, „..
I,eney-Gull
r then was 6
it them tV tale
be the
no such situ.
had brolg
ablicatioa SO
Proltraleed,
and width it
trove of die
rn.
o-eatorraw by
f Aurnst,
• D pftle
he Haase len
and altherseb
r, he lea, „tit
disrespretfil
trims smug
es it was ort-
etiag, Gimp
ceirsel aslr u
ant seal, It
dated et 16
,onstitatioa of
public afain
to Table,
a Id be priatet
is propooitioa
Ise read. He
e Petitiot was
bitanu of sir.

d. that to prevent the 1*
ad better withdraw the h.
reeled the Honourable Al.
tgatived.
served, that h skald k
liked.
the Petition mistimes,.
the Howe was so ilk le
d not have takes pipe
TENANTS.—Mr. Tm
rds and Tenants ill thei
arouse, having sew *
wished* give stoke M.
hat, oesionsably is se fa
e intimated, and to tin
'Mini on the sabltd,
at Session move fee here
ether and more geesieli
fleet the relation d
'ally for providing a wow
and a less terser* *
iossession, when ash*
s, held at a rest ant
—Adjourned.
'M ERICA.
letter has bees essenetheisf
bat its creams are soli
id to cause it* bowled will

• 111•1119 r In HA MOW -
ea to the svgs. of UrZfirie;AZ
4 the Cosititstion of
sight tie best satindstedgetillibless
)11 that on the IA of Pink which
; enimininsulanslawilltesattliimaille alliersehOt"iiii
Ist to which 1 !!Bile. What a frM h
,ch a man as flonaparteorith
ration which adversity sag doh 4"1"
! My occupations hare in saw
writing to yon, and maw 6re
and regard; bat I will fraakly try_A
ve dune so oft's, wad 1 hart "1"."
x short letter, itud sot the WWl'
ts I %% Paled, bet hod not entry ft
however, some "OW paperh:—,..
u' !pet sadh facts as ms1=110""
;:s th^r relate M paON Pi*
r o charge.
prospering as regard wpm s*6 •
I)
ctatiuo.
I have boos petty
so by land. Illy alga!,werhist:
and ; thry will ho parodigtwowir7l
• remnant have jut litres me Ort
st of which is celsivataci. hog Ira
of Chili, near Conception t am'
!Horatio, of MOO acme wl4lll. "1a
the tors stiorbat of Limo arrow
they see so list/art of sioselsiosif
tines dearer than gaga? .
useetool
Gibraltar. tlawd 'he 3d L. atio4ll.
two*, mealrihetisdamiludeli%
which lately loft Atgirrn.
Ace Nata at OMAN, 00
1, that the i whirb
he piatie.ha bwrasedfratir
11 *as taken Y bilkaltat la pow"