The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-26 00:00:00

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It is now rertain that' the. Qualm will repair to this
country in a very short peeled. The Messenger who
was dispatched by lir. Brougham to convey to her 31a-
jesty the intellizence of the late King's death, was suc-
cessful in meeting with her at Leghorn. Her Majesty
was very much effected at hearing of the event
which comtititted her a Queen-Uonsort. She had
been previously much fatigued with a recent jimr-
ney from TJulutt to Leghorn; this, together with the
suddenness of the news conveyed to her by the cou-
rier. rendered it necr‘sary that her Majesty shim's)
tale a few days repose at her villa, in the vicinity
of Prearii, 10-lorc con 1111 l •ticing her juurne and p.l%.,apj-
to Logi:mil. 'file courier who was charged with the
mission int% ctilt..l with extraordinary expedition, Ile
left Dover on the 31st nit. and arrived in town yesterday.
He took the route of Mount I cnin, Hologsta, Florence,
anti thence to ~e;:liorti. tier 31sjesty may be expected
in England .bout the uddille of the ensuing month. it
is indeed said that she is ItJtv at ilritssels ; but this
report, we think, is certainly incorrect.

MURK SNSPIKAINMS TAKEN.
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Bar-stred, 11u(fpart One.

Now, as the conspirators are broken in upon, end
likely to be secured for trial, we may employ a
part of that space which we have filled with ac-
counts of them these two days past,in irdating of;
the interesting subject of public liberty—tn the
regaining and securing of which, our institutions,
now corrupted or perverted from their pristine pur-
poses, may be restored to purity, and the people
relieved in part from the intolerable and ruinous
burden of taxation. We must not let oteurreneep,
however extraordinary, or deviating from those of
the ordinary complexion of national affairs, divert
us from the honest purpose of labouring to obtain
that, which, if we fail in, we shall expire as a great
nation, without the chance of regeneration. The
event which has so awakened the attention of the
whole metropolis, and will that of all England, has
been generated by the sufferings and discontents of
the people. This assertion we maintain, and are
ready to prove : but that does not prevent us front
pronouncing it wicked and diabolical. The same
causes, if allowed to operate, may and will produce
mischiefs, not similar, p• laps, but equally to be
deplored and condemned. The miseries the lower
classes endure fill them with vengeance, and that
passion is often blind and mad. Let it be the
study of Ministers then to abolish some of these aline
which bear peculiarly hard upon the lowest meet
of society. The present Parliament must expire in I This morning, the Chancellor of
a few days, and no dissolution was ever more I the Exchequer eontrrsoe.l for the Am Lottery. to con•
earnestly wished for, except by the Parliament-men lost at LOM liL ....!S. The foll owing are the Iliddings,
viz.—
themselves. If the next Parliament act the some 31r. tievree Carroll
part as this has done, the little liberty which is Wizard and t'o -$ 5 10
yet left us will be entirely extinguished. lire Mitt
Webb
lime for commencing the Feb—m.6osn and Sokying 'Wren' 31
A Bevisition w.ut last week presented to the Alder-
the ground-work of redress is now approaching, bidders, were declared the purchasers.
and it is in the people's power to obtain that ju.s- man of hey, in compliance with which he appointed a
tiee which has so many times been demanded in Meeting or the inhabitants at the liuillltall, on Friday
last, to consider the propriete of petitioning
Parlia-
vain. A few men of honour and virtue must be
meat .
i' depressed state of Agri-
singled out as champions of the people's rights, and thetownlesirben ce
°i
rlii:ii.iiirtionists expressed th • be-
who will sedulously watch those who otherwise tie that the present stagnation in trade might
Mho be
principally attriloute.l. 'flu. number who attended was
would become members of a profligate thetion, each very small, but the Alderman being requested t
as those we have been poisoned and pestered with take the chair, Mr. Caw. after some remarkstin the no-
ever since Sir RoSERT WALPOLE'S time, who, par- cei4ity of imposing protecting duties on foreiiiin corn,
, proposesl.a petitiots to the Legislature f • ti
taking of the Minister's bounty, and means. nu, was seconded.o. ri...r iy such
by Mr. Colk ; but warmly
Share with him the spoils of their country, joist opposed by Mr. John Durrant. who moved an
those at the helm in all their criminal designs, and :11.1therlleeting for six months, which was seconded
support their destructive measures of taxation and by alt rt.itleeti.osansr.m_a.nad,fctairwriedw"lz aneerrsider YOU tail:ll,es iniajoritty._
pensioning off their panders and parasites, to the band• spirits have hens seised by the ievenue Officers,
impoverishing Of the kingdoni. and safely lodged in the Cesium-house stores in Brighton:
I eocisttioss.—On Weilnestioy afternoon an inquest
was held at the King's Arm*, Bishopsgates, in the
It it revolted on in the Cabinet to defer the dim hamlet uf Therm, before Robert Borland, jun. tient
solution of Parliament nix a few days, till informer ICorosier, on Edam Herne, of the said hamlet, aged fifty.:
tibn shall be received front the more distant parts of , six years sad also On Noah tarter, of St. Slicitaet, of
the kingdom, as to any randlication the conspiracy ; Coslany. aged *tasty-fear years, who, being at work in the
'merle-pit of their waster. Mr. London, clearing away
just discovered may have bad.
! some earth sod sand that had been etwallowed to get
The Inquest which ham been held on the body at s jure of chalk, during whirl' they obsetved an
Of SMITIWRi, has laid'i4olll eWyissrtiolliors of I immense Wily of the saute sliding rapidly dews, and
the amembled esmipinianni, which appeared very net being ship to get OW of the wity, they were sulfur-
obscure, and has felhoved a rest deal of absurd innately precipitated down a preripice of 80 or 70 feiti
at the bottom of which wets. several other teen at work,
and contradictory report. The aldmate designs of
lime men
remains sidi tooossied frogs lotepabue, wt. luckily gut iset of the watt unbars. hies called se
by their dimmed partneri. .Vltflongh these poor cree-
-1 • tares were carried so far, neither of them received either
We are happy to 6nd that R. Ineyroximx, Esq. ern set, wound, or 'rectory, bet wets. stmuthereti and pressed
Brighton, has offered himself for Staffoni, tin the in- •to death by Illf great holy of earth arid seed which
tenni of the late Mr. SOZRIO, with every prospect of rested +pion them. and whirls see Med, from a niode-
Sweets rate calculation, to he from 30 to 40 loads; sailer which
Irswice, Pen. 41.—Another warns control ii impact- they were buried full half an hour before they were
gotten outs Verdlet in both catles--.Vetidentally killed
ed at the ensuing election fur this town. Mr. T. B. too-
-1 card, of Bell Howie, In FAWN, having clime flseward in by a large jamb of mould and mad falling on them.
the yellow. or independern interest, r. Hitiary Baring, $y the above melancholy accident the former bf these
who is at Paris, declining to offer himself Vain, in eon- poor men hat left a wife sail four children, and the latter
'Norm-ea ill health.—We umlerstanii that Mr. Newtbn, tight children, bat no wife, to benumb their loss ; whirls
one of the present Members; will retire, and that Mr. might have been prevented. had proper precautions beep
Round rcill bet opposed in conjunction with Mr. Crickitt, taken to wallow s sufficiency of earth to render them
on the blue or ministerial side. safe while working here.—(NortrirA .Ilerehsw.)
We are asseeed that Sir Godfrey Weisentes Address 0. Alionlay morning, John Hannan, fisherman, of
has inspired the aristocracy of the; coantry with inch this place, was arcillentally drowned, near the Comb,
sentiments of hestility.to the Wortley Baronet's politiral Rocks. About 22'• years ago; the deceased (thee a boy).
tenets, as cannot fail Of raising against him an opponent while at sea in a boat with leis gather and his uaile,
at the ensiling General Election. Indeed, many of Sir i was, by a sudden squall. upset; when his father bore
Godfrey's friends regret that he did not write his Address him fur a considerable time on his hack, until lie he-
in a more temperate stele, which. they observe, be entild ; came quite exhausted, Sod sunk to rise nu wore; the
have done without any deterioration to hi! patriotic ; boy then supported himself by twinimidg, and
Principles,—(Re4litoa Wetettl.) ;his uncle were takeii up by another boat. What is re-
I nsarkable, the node was, stone time since, drowned near
. tantle'r run vac Counrv.—Snevil transactions
the very spot where Harman has now Wet his life.—
have taken place of great interest in local politics derint
the present week; but !bough perfectly acquainted wit (brifhtbis
ti act. ye Col set us :ICI. —On a late becAsiAft, it one
; all the circumstances, weeo not consider ourselves at
yet am.,,Ttala parish ellen+, two honest tradesmen, of this town,
liberty to relate them. •It we helieve
attended upon c-renionial business in the
I whether &candidate will offer sir be ineitt:ll no the side , (brothers)
op.,tion,
and the minislerialitia say they, have a panel hancel, when one of them observed to the officiating Mi-
ti.ster, that. hr
.somewhat. regretted the alownee or the
and person at command to meet any sm4l oppenettey.
So long as it is unalerstoml to invoke an expense of his- , ir.,r at time, for himself anal his brother bad each
had nine chit-
tsveen twenty and thirty thousand poooat to the capalj. tithe-off. rting tit present' both having
dates or their friends. ran he no matter of yodeler dren elinstene;l before :on which the worthy Minister
news-rteltrrorteoansaaitieihscrceit, tha.t it eerthinly was a little
it
wipe
to
to.
a„
tniversal
ormon
that era Lltta_ppentoile,ol to hs!e flee easel huother;: ton,..s'od else . wee
that gentlemen sheold have melt an honour thttist tipoh
t rewdere4 it not less so -ler himself
them, or fled it to the way rather than seek Phulin
ar gear. of ten. and inoreorer, that his Rest lady
aelleplavarlYrions reason" tit indicate that the neNtParliainesl
few of a family of ten.--(Sleile/d4rit:)
`will be' of short Arnition.--(Normich • Mereery.)

Three more of the Conspirators have been brought to
this Office : their names have not been made public i

promise w wake some histmrtant disclosures:

N.WAL rELLIONNCE.

D,.tt.. Fill. 25.—Came down from the River, and
sailed, with the whole of the outward-hound, with a tine
breeze from the N. E. the Vitoria, Tate, tor Trinidad
Lapwing, Hentil, for Smyrna ; Jane, Denni:wn, fur
Charente; Nary Hall, Head, for Barhadoes; Alary,
&Hay. fur Jamaica; and Hallow, Craige, for Cork and
New South ales.—The Posthumous has damaged her
windlass, awl lust an an, 'tor and part of a rhaittwable.—
Arrived, and remains, the Constautia, Ilayse, from Cork
for London.

Powrsuotrit, Feu. 45.—Arrived the Hew, Stephen-
son, from Hibraltar for Hotterdans, leaky, awl must dis-
charge part of her cargo; anti ?uses Hall, Head, for
Barlorrioes.—.Sailed the Lovely Ann, how, for London.
Mimic's, Feu. 25.—A rrirt:ti the Lord Duncan packet,
with a mail, front Cuxhaven.

11 Phnom rot, Fen. 21.—Arrive) the Morning Star.
Quillen. from Dundalk; and Triton, Bennett, Irons De.
nom, for Antwerp—the latter with dassiafe to her mast.
Ltrearout.. Fan. 24.—Arrivrd the I.rientls, Watson,
from Charleston.—Sailed the Luna. Jones, for Alarm'.
haus ; Dolphin, *Cleland, for New Providence; and
Turners, Leader, for Antigen.
Fal.motru. Fria. 23.--Arriced the Diana packet,
with a mail Irons Rio Janeiro. in 62 days, and Sendai
t'ardif, from Tarragona, its 44 slays. Sailed about 31/
mail of coasters. among which are the following, for
London— Ihsve, Fame, Jane, Industrv, Young Benjamin.
Amity, Diamond. Waterloo, Union, 'Friend., Eliza, Eli-
zwheth. and Sue.