The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-02 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR or tot' tr:trisr.o.
Sta--Lookitig crier mime did batt moti, impromptus.
ire. thee**, day, I fatted the follow's, lines written
on the witty Dr. South's wealth) reproof to Charles the
Snood for sleeping Is sarviCO time.
Locke says, there is an associating link. however
fine it may be, between subjects_ appareled), dissimilar
so did this fee brings to mm stied the Earl of
Lauderdale's conduct during a Isles earleticule laved-
gmti s, which Earl ought to hare been awakened fr.
hie dream of madam, "en cathedra" instead of heiag"
.encouraged from the &mob,. by the legal dictum of
the King con do as wrovig."--eAstakadjunct to Di:
&oath's reproof, I beg knee to add that vihicla sae-
ditch, if you please ;you may give theme bath a place la
one of those columns devoted on most occasions to sub-
Jetts of informition and • intereet, or a ipirited defence
' of the People's rights.
• Old South, a witty cherehman reekou'd
Was preaching awe 'fore Charles the Second ;
But, tar too serious for a Court,
Which of Religion mattes sport,
'login his weary andimese end.
'Deo et the seal&sa lean of Goe
Mopped short. *tubbed hems to bawl,
`• tray wake the Elia of Lauderdale."
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...mkt berg, ryevelty.ltri
• ".TlPLlmiseamiiiiiii. u'll wilt.
sirizra_ft/
.ti.sy, shoal& mowty mestareheaod,
t heir the swiftly aloof Gen ;
Why :Wlbal ',nab. in Morpheus' ans. repose. .
• 111114aresn'sdreway hum wadi areketlitsa den;
Loud may they snore, the noise, howeverstreeg.
Beetles reproof,—" The Wog coo do no wring."
I am Sir, your's,
Tame.. JACK VIGILANT.
As Parliamentary biolness is now In iti progress, it
would be highly deniable if the Mw Clerk to the
Hons. of Lords, were immediately to prepare an Act ,
to cemielishits into one of Act of Parliantekt,tbseeveral '
general clauses. and 'new provisions which have of
late beta, and continue .to be lottoduoad by him in
all private Bills. 'Chi! wield be the means of
considerably sherteniug, and I hereby- mate great eit-
penve of such Bills. This hint height perhaps
. snore likely meet with the entities regnired, did
not this ilentleman, hold two lucrative rietralion in the
lower House, the profits of one of which is pittiettlar,
greatly depend on the length of private Bills. Sbonld
there be any established Fee-fund among the regulation
of the othiers of the !lutist of Ceiinsens, It cosh! not be
more ativaatsgeuesLy applied. for the boat* stall suite's
in Private Bills, or more congesial to the liberal feelings
of the raspectalale character shaded to. thee by enabling
him to retire from these two Joltoriono mikes in the
Douse of Consmons.
Ltsnov, Fes. 17.—The Portuguese Cortes, after se-
veral sittings. have decreed the absolute abolition of the
Censorship of the Press. Theisen/on was divided. in
order to slew, in a distinct amasser, the opinion of the
Assembly. The first question was, " that there be no
previous Censurship,.except in r-ligioas issuers," which
was carried by a insioritv dal to S. Tim tioestion was
Zbat " there be pievinas Ct'hatforsbip even
ky 44 ve
prnvions

but as an example to the Ponigueso,
Lou* Cocansu.—The actouats mitred respect-
ing the expedition to Lima. ;toilet the command afthis
gallant office!, are varies. and contradictory. Ac-
ridding to letters from Madrid, an scrum bad arrived
from t7adia announcing, that a merchant vessel. with
a rateable cargo, had cease h Cala*, bringing
the sows that Lard Cochrane had made an attack upon
Lines, lit conjunction with deserts, Sas Mattis, and
hail failed with area' loss. On the other hand. intel-
big's.* 3 ruin Vadis stases. that the American frigate
3105awk arrived in this port on the 4th, is 55 days
fro.n Rio de Janeiro, the captain of *'hick says, that
lie is as there an English brigands same in,
under Spanish colour% in thirty-five days from Liras,
and reported that Lord Cochrane, when preparing to
bud his forces at risco, had received notice that the
Constitution had been sworn to in Spain and at Lima.
:lad that his Lordship. in consequence, suspended his
project and retired.

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Lustros Faintdxs.—The follotving are the prevail-
ing Vashiuns for March a--.•
MA tura:was—A hamlet composed of black du cape;
, it has a low crown and a'vety large brim, which is hued
with pink aephyreene ; the edge di the brim is ores-
mental with a wreath of black sail*, disposed in scot-
DINA Adds. full plume of black maraboots is placed
at the right side of the crown, and a bow of the same
material 43 the bennetis attached to the base of the plume.
Black gm: de Naples strings.
poa.-r-.n velvet bonnet lined with *bite stint the
beim is deep. bat sits close to the fart l* Is edged with a
rouksa, peaces. satire; the veldts had Jail' Mk"'
the mown, which is iseieekeheire ta, insa . piece of
.volvet farm tuff Iliineek ; u bow of the same material is
r hired ill the etetie of the crown, and a wreath of full
allows rases goes reedit the bottom of it. Posters,
strive.
A white satin hat : the peon ie bpit t'iths 10411 of
eery note! ship ;it is small, twos aid b velars ••
• .the left side, mod riutroled meg mei% ,
_es the rilg:
aide, where a knot of white satin is p • Jearalwieir
edge. A ylusee of *hire tat estrieh (Miens, et the base
of which iga fail bow of while With Is abashed to the
right side of the crown. ..• •
• •

. 1 bat composed of white ligursil sale t the crown is
lo*: the brim turns op in front i it Is shallow .at 'the
aides, bat deep oter the retsina. A plowitio/ Whits Sit
votiich feather* is plated an Site ti 6t leige, mad droop
as low as the left staseddee., This kts•isworo otors
cornetts of tulle. . - - •' • - ••I : • •
A small round ealt eolwrided eriellialh wet with •
my fall Limier of nek LAtiosigroir ovoid_ ,h 1
ir
J
at the righskrsc, animas, *my_ _Alm war_ :
J t tiith a honors : ,a Ulmer warm
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ANSII
with
• 4ral
the

thee pot, that " there be as provisos Cilimprillip even
in religions ntatters."• which wee dirtied by 44 votes to
31. In Spain it will be resnetabered. a previous Cen-
sorship in rejiglous matters does exist.--A letter has
been drawn up, which is to be sent to the Ninaa by the
Codes. The letter details the peaceah ,14 io
latsionisligwittJuartijir4 tow ,Cgthelis
to
aad to m opejesty's name itou pre-eintoesee. The Cartes
Illatione to discuss the Constitution to be established—
the Spanish Constitution being roaddered sot as a law.