The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-12 00:00:00

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doer. se &e.; mmi also Glass Wedeln Hanle*
imaspe.lbelha alalsame.psamiges. emseriatery. draw‘
iamsareas. masir pima% Instran. ; and ter the imemmo-
Mies of Mee who ban square, vase, or other hell low-
theme, the bursters of which me so universally complaised
of Mao oil they ammase. sod the insallembie smoke aril
saeollfhey emit, die Patentee, in compliant). with the requite t
of may. wow applies this principle to sueb, with all Mad-
raliagia. at as.* 14s. each. Paaillies la the *sentry, who
wish So avail Ihmeelves of this opportealty, have may to
mad the most dm of the apertureat the bottom of the ion-
Men Is mulish the burner is Introduced. his* meet eeees-
tial hi all these imps, that they require no atten-
tion whom NB am and Vie expense, In best spermaceti oil.
th the whole system, only shoat a third of tallow can-
dies. hwaing sweet as wax, and so simple that a child can
trim them.—flold for the Patentee. by T. Pear,* sad Co..
No. 9811, festal; the front of 84. Ciameat's church, in the
thread; wbo, to mere their reputation from the effects of
adulterated oil, are bonod to sell sone but pore spermaceti,
la which the imaildeme of tbe Public will never be abased.
Letters, post Kid. from any part of the Kingdom, will meet
with prompt attoutino.

REDUCTION OP RENt.

[IRON TIC STAIFOIIIII
We hate to record one of the noblest acts of libe-
ral landlords that has yet come to our keowledge. Oo
Wednesday last Sari Fitswilliam assembled his tenants
occupying farms under his Lordship, at Milton House,
where t►ey bad bee. previously requested to give their
attendance, by a circular from his Lordships steward,
Wm. Simpson, Esq. The noble Sari received his me-
morons tenantry in the great ball; after each was
seated, his Lordship informed them that he ►ad taken
into his most serious consideration their situation as
farmers le the present state of the times ; by an ami-
cable communieatio■ which he bad with some of his
testate who had kept a regular account of the out-
goings and 'spumes of their farms, and which ac-
count his Lordship had ievemigated, it was clear that
a reduction of rest was necessary, for he was quite
satisfied in his emended, that the reduced price of the
prodw of the land was now permaneetly established,
sinew our return to payments in sovereigns and shil-
lings, and he did not wish to hold eat any delusion
that core would fetch a better prigs he was satisfied
I. his owe mind that it could net; it might lecteate
a little according to seasons, but in no material de-
gree; tad his Lordship was of opinion, that any al-
teratioe is the Corn Laws could not possibly have the
effect of raising the price *1 the produce of laad—he
did not mean to hold out any each hopes—he had
therefore reduced his rents, ender an impresakm that
the average of core in the years 1792-94 and 95,
was about the standard at which we might expect it to
gyp•

His Lordship stated farther. that be a:Petted each
tenant would stop and dia., sod that they would Bed
a sealed note directed for each fa his sea, statist the
rent be had Axed apse their respective Caress—and
with which be hoped the tamest would be satis6e9.—
His Lordship considered that the commies betweee
laadlerd and tenaut was their mutual sad COMMON ils•
tereel j be was aware that the teams had embarked
cessiderahlo calks* which they asset secevsarily do
to suable them to *occupy their farms properly. sea it
was bet fair that they "Wad be remunerated both tor
their capital sad their trouble.
His. Lordship seat etroagly recommended gist the