The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

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CtIIOIIOII erift.-"toe:illlyi*Ortateres, and 4114.714:
canoquall; for, and die blestingei
being free. Of this the rieleg greatness of that r‘,
long, and the State :rapers Ohich issue from It 44:
ample proof.
,Ales, who are so likely to,
faithfully and feelingly the
,fain sad the adsandli
of freedom as he who pew*s for, or has inn/ bee.
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' off from its enjoyaient T.- The Ifillyttge i
cased. auk, oppressors, the.meeterebie troth, link
hose trepi AU*, rettihe9sti lt. ei,eays Sere, sad tly
' thoigiiijoitice !am! ray prosper fors title.
virtue alopstie...e.ltigudely pommelled; victorious.
-W. may ridposy . lay before our. Readers Mae'
ableondiateststieg Pocessenle *Nth he,, reeebec
us from Hayti. :
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The tettiefeitt'ot 'Lord tLLBNIOROVBR from
Bence, and Ow spwalstoseot of Justice,Asent
in his stead, tie midt* be determined on, and milt
only the fortni'etolt.ce to be ceofirmek station
of the Chief Justice in the Court of Kiev's Ada ism
elevated end highly ;Interisibig to the Polak tat
requires something wrote thou an ordiesty Amok,
_to fill 'it. That the Nobts,LestrebOitts to imire,
not possess all for so felportant s sta.
tion, no min'initb • li&rgi- Mind will 'venture to as
serf; bet nothing can be triune certain than OM is
Lordship Ms derived greater staelareents Ind d.
vantages froth office, dog Ms, of bin predecemort..
Its, addition to a feni4pensions already enjoyed
, some members of hi!! &ordship's family, anotlier'sdk
in course, be added to-the list on his retirement....
This forms a part of Me system. The pretessiooiWt
Mr. Justice ABBOT to
.this bid and important tip'
Lion, are as yet but imperfectly known, or at*

not duly appreciated, unless ith aubserilency
the powers that be," are deemed*.safficient pa
port. It is indeed reported, thatlastice Asset
the protegr of Lord ELLINBOROMIII, and Wine
hold the doctrine of Lord MANtiIrIELD,

IS A Lim, in opposition to the late decisiOnit4
eases of WooLca, Hotta, and TOCICER.. It ill*.
elmi, fortunate that Juries are now become wool`
enlightened to be guided by the dictum of a Jaigt
and will exercise• their own opinion, both apish
'viand the.fact, by which the defendant 14411
chance of acquittal, if his cue unities him tomtit
verdict. •

is t sow said, .bat Parliament will net
till utter Christmas, unless the demise of the QOllll
shall-mder an earlier assernblentent necessary.—,
Debtor Bill foresail) expires nest r
although its provisions will rem ale jc_
that longer, is eider to allow slaw fa its h..
V•siesayed expedient. The pridiesaltunii iPissiet;
%oat: sill be itemised; bet *ph moat , *Waal.
The subjeCC Is both, ittyieskillitelitei
s. That tbc ancient intialleite vig ut of its
nod'Creditor 4as can be revived, we dint it
nit ireellt be inhommiewnd
than commercial country to attempt Its ttatmatioei
'hot still the minor iWesmims meet be 'pretested!,
otoch.as possible. What is most requisite le lie
reconetroctien of the prnvinent Act • Is 0,
provision to compel the fraudulent debtor,
possession of property, anti prefers to live in jail 14
thee than surrender it, to give up the property ie
.thus continues to enjoy in devile of the Is. sad
-public opinion. It is to be hoped that semethieg
be. adopted of a nature to suite a aerator) respect
for the right of property, With a due coattail -owl
wield and unrelenting rigour. Both the booked
eel the Bankrupt Laws aro expected to engage souk
of Parliamentary attention next Sestion.

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Tio REGENT'S COURT.-011. Sotturdsy at throe
o'clock the PRINCE REGENT field a Court at Caritas
„know, which was attended by the Lord Chorellit.
the Climatellor of the &chequer, the Secretarial
State for the Home Department, the First Lord.
tbe Admiralty, the President 'of the Board nf Care
.trool, the Judge ftf Me Admiralty Court, etc. lit
Royal Highness aftewards held a Privy Council
The REGENT gave audiences to VISCORM• Siemens
..and Mr. Castntop,,Tite Coed broke op about lIPI
•o'clock. . . •
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Yesterday SIR LORD CHANCELLOR bad a lat.
;titedience of the PRINCE REGENT. ,
Alderman WOODelate Lord Mayor of Loodeo,att
comparied by his wife-end flartghter, passed (break'
'Ais,lo.Chapene op the 23d instant, ou their way II
Bi:itfterireleis.Otm;steeel eed•from St. Petersburgb ea Satof,'
'day, by way of. Holland, state, that on the brit fill
of the opening of ibe books for the new loan 304'
Ilion • roubles were subscribed. The emboli' 14.
risen to 12i. .4.
.Two of Sir G. &Mimeos's transports bete Mt .
theltiver. They bad a considerable supply of awl
no herd. Large orders base been given for mrsalls
to the Birmingham rosnufactorerv. .
• A letter from an Officer of his Maj'aty' ship 04
tette, dated at St. Michael's, Sept. 3, says, " We '
arrived here after a pas-age of ten days from SO'
head, and have had a slight affair with an Insole
privateer, off this island, yesterday, which had tat
temerity to approach near and firers robot at the`all'
tish ensign And pendant, which cost her deer.*
after a clrlse of four boors, we socrekled in teats{
her Oro, overboard her guns and boat?, 1111 d Old
well nigh sinking her far her unheard-of i,epodfoce.
She was a large black schooner, and, from itlfetfor
tiun received from Mr. READ, the Como', /aidi;
belong to ARTIGAS, Bed has been in the daily ha"
of plundering every Vessel dose in to this roadstesk
It is high time Government took die /al.*, sodO
clearing the sea, into their hands: The PorteEtt,
A 0
re afraid to leave the anchorage af;er. we loft ll.'

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