The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

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re earindairalt:DlViltredbyhmoy mi.aalledtokabeeeet°,,,v..ntet:,'"
as I hare had pow . most anxiously and Geremitti•Qr
.ought to be prevented; let any man skew me ay."
rerolotion that has made such havoc on propertit.,.
direct an attack cm it. so unavoidable a transfer of
es has been made sod is now making by the war, i.,
sr.. its debts, its ostablishments sod its terra',
*lashing stroke. the Bill of Mr. Peel. Where is re
man of all those who sow, with seek ladslp ,
tastiest., Bates to me, whose property is now 01l
Where is the farmer whose all is not either pee „
Is Jeopardy? Is there any thin which any Meer
meted with the laud eau regard as a stable pesiessiee
The farmer will soot; be either raised or ask, bar
the land MOWS% mod so it the whole weight sou
fall wiles the }resist teeters are drained of thle
last shilling. The latellord Ints, therefore, hot a shad
space of quiet rasession left him. A piece of baron
at the Garrey of half a doses hungry plassgka..,
Is not In greater peril thts the landlord's estate a
the mercy of the fusdholskrs. lieu, Bestlessen, ‘,.
cause to the subject of a remedy. which todeseribe is
the detail I shall not *Mope; 'het. 1 ass sonfidea,
that there is no remedy without a redraw& of ri,
latent eaf the Dal. Deism the Wire the Abele ,t
the taws assounted to Uwe ear sisters minket t
year; they now ammo, so ilh, odd edifies.. hem.,
thirty and forty of which go to tit dais of the deli
artreschmeat if you please; retreuelsinsot by &
means; but, of whet adell is retrenchment.
you retrench the debt? Te the shame mi
and less we must notate if Yr. Poets BM
mein in force. trims. urn matia". is "(t
effects of ponieular memos aside,)nad mesamoduse I
fall, until they reach those of the Ballots amid
Bef,re the Bill of Mr. Peel was passed. I wiped tiel
Paaliasoent of the coossetesoses : I said. theta If aft.
companied with other ussanwes, it wash' raw emirs
me'. rain (inners. rob the mortgagor. sal Goat
the latsolord'of his estate. That prodietiois l'addrft
to Mr. Tierney. and I soh. I address it to yen, that ,
may have a muse tf. call it it. and, If 1 am same, I
desire that it May bereameneferei that I ism mei; as
that you are right. With the like desire I man
upon all here to remember. that. I ass say. 16+,11.
?reseal messieres heist; eaforcod. the avenge al r,..,
wheat. after•May.iti•23, will ant caved four thillist
a bushel ; and that if it do. I will he impotent tops
fur a fool for the reemiloskr of my life. Iba
new, tirotlestes, to express the gradfamtiem I feel ,
the *matins manner in which 'yam bare bred plea•
to heir me ; and to add, that, what I have said, sit i
have the smallest tendency to lessee the asegeitude
to shorten the duration of His distresses of any me
you, I shall deem that much mare than a comers a
*ion fur the trouble of coating to Lewes. sad she *)
the montestary pop, I personal cinema's/
which bare takes place in this room:

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THURSDAT EVIVINS. SAXITARY In, IBM
STOCK EXCILINWL TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this 'Bernier at 781. hut mos
a respectable !Poker sold a quantity of Stosek
depreciated the Goo/le. sad they isiniediawlY
7 741 for the Accesat. Various are the
and reports on the eeensiou. Ity muse. well

it is asserted that the illeselaas have melted .
to break op their caotonuseots and march against
Turks. Another Nicosia states that a plot has
discovered at Madrid, to femme the King's esespe
of the kingdom; but the mom likely reason for the
of the Fonda may be unabated to the sear appreseh
the Settling Day. and Se some of the parties
to make up their arrogate.

The Report we Uwe gives is oar ether eases
the per/seedier at the tweeting hell this wsek
Lewes, toe the Distressed State of Agrieulterr,
he pressed, we doubt sot, with parties's, attest
The efforts made by Mr. Baacttean, OS tlist

and by Mr. Coanrrr at the dinner afterward*. ttl
oat the eases. sad tie remedies of the disavows
planed of, cosset fail to produre their doe 'steel
Though the Petition of the Mends of hilaister.
tarried by enema. and •ery strennoim attempter,
made to mippress Mr. CUOBSTI'S volt* by - •

the advocates of dehisios were induced to
their prevail. and leave elm geld open for the
of truth and reason. At the mee:ing of the
Kest Agricultural Association, of which we
gave an account. the wise men there attribetoi
present condition-of the farmers to the right mow
We have repeatedly cautioned the Gruen mai"'
delusive ides. that they could reviver any bepeth
Cora Bills. Tim griesasees that have berme 11
down, may be traced to the state of their
time is the House germ:moos. Bad the people fi
land reasea to he satisfied Ole this point. we Avoid
have the efkete of the great Sta•esmaa. sow,
many headed monster Marie!' as in the face t we '
We have the light of Mamma shut eat from
taxation ;we should Dot have-the orcevaries of
direct or Indirectly tamed. tweepport the very mew
are oar greatest seemly; we should sat have.
Leer awry.. and retailer& toe overgrown oil
'estahlishorrat is time iti pewee. The
lloglautldesemot retopiee a statiding Male lig;'

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hough reveled*, are by no moans to be caviled, ~,4
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re particularly al ilted by mi. and have been, gar,.
s I hare had pow . most anxiously and nermaitti.Or
ought to be prevented; let any man chew me web,
redo/ism that has made such havoc on proper/if, ,„
irect an attack on it, so unavoidable a transfer of
s has been made sad is now making by the war, 0.,
tier. its debts, lit establishments and its terra',
lashing stroke. the Bill of Mr. Peel. Where is t,
ran of all those who sow, with sash isdelg o •
advisee, lists* to me, whose property it new ill •
r hove is the farmer whose all is not either gene a,
a Jeopardy? Is there any thin which any memo.
rcted with the lasi eau regard as a stable possession'.
le farmer will soon be either raised or safe, b.,r.
lie lasi remains, sad ma it tbe whole weight wan
ill whoa the peewit meters are drained of fiefgs
ist shilling. The landlord bas. therefore, hot a gm;
pace of quiet rossession left him. A piece of haws
t the Garrey of half a dozen hungry timeline"
i not in greater peril 'Ws the landlord's estate 1:
be mercy of the fuadholders. Here, Oestlessea, u.
ewe to the 'abject of a remedy. which tofleserihe is
be detail I shall net &tempt; 'bat. 1 us madilet.
bat there is no remedy without a rsdretiea of 6
gterest if de Deit. Beim the wire the whole
be laves assounted Pa Mom er shames willies. i
ear; they mow assess to • 11114, old sailliestr. brews
bitty and Pony of which go to tie dales of the deb'
Irtreachment if you please; entreueltinest by ,1
means; bet, of .what OW is reteenthasents u
on retrench the debt? To the sixteen million
ad less we must notate if Mr. Peel's Dill rt.
tame in force. trines. sal ellestau. is fall (tl'
tests of pa winter reasons aside.)ead eineasestisee h
all, until they reach those of the Ballots meld so.
lef.re the Bill of Mr. Peel was pumas I visaed tic
larliainent of the enasettemees ; I said. this, if asao
vonpaniell with miaow ussanwes. it woad miss Wes.
nes. rola farmers. rob the mortgagor. sad Ssalltst '
he lasolor•I' of his estate. That prediction I add
• Mr. Tierney, and I said. I address it eia pa. that I
nay have a wise to cell it ky. and, If lam army, I
!wire that it Way berramewierei that I am wrong as
hat you are right. With the like desire I man
ipso all here to remember. that, I sow ase, the, ii
'resent naeaisres Wing *aorta. the Menge a rm,
cheat; after•bley.iGti, will Pet elleed four #ballti
i bushel; zed that if it do. I will he sesteut tom
or a foal for the remakaar of my life. I b.:
low, tieetleneem to express the gratifiontiou I feel
he atteetiva manner in which 'yea have been plea.
o heir me; and to add, that, what I have said, sh
wire the smallest tendency Is lessee the asegnitudi
e shorten the duration of the distreeses of any see
rola. I shall deem that much nitre ties a emote')
ion fur the trouble of comiag to Lewes. and also
he momentary pop, f personal eternalise'
Flitch have takes place in this room: '
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LONDON:
THVISDAT EVIVINs. SAXITARY 110, 1824 i.
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STOCK EXCILINUM, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this mornier at ItH, het .nos aft
a respectable linker sold a quantity of Stock eh
depreciated the Consols. sad 'hey isinilmliAtel!' *II
7741 for the Acetate. Varies' are the e•ojenn
and report. at fhe .tension. By some. well islet
it is asserted that lite Russians have rereived
to break lip their camenuseats aid march against
Tacks. Another mutant states that a plot has
discovered at Madrid, to tamper the King's escape
of the kingdom; but the mom likely reason fee the
of the Fends may be attelbated to the near &prowl
the Settling Day, and k. *me of the parties vii`
to make up their amrimats.
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The Report we have gives ia oar ether cameo
the proceedings at the meeting held this week.
(ewes, on the Distressed State of Agriculture, t
he perused. we doubt not, with particular anent
The efforts made by Mr. BLA Ca WIN, MB that ocean:
' and by Mr. Coanwre at the dinner afterward% apt
oat the ceases and the embodies of the distresses
plainei of, cosset fail to peodure their agitated
Though the Petition of the friends of Mill/stet'
tarried by finesse. and very atrenanna attempts'. _
made to suppress Mr. CUMICTI'S voles lay chin..
the advocates of delesioa were induced to aba '
their prevail, sad lean the field open for the ft'
of truth sea reason. At the meeting of the L
Kent Agricultural Aesociation, of which we yourt
gave an account, the wise men there attsibutzii
pewees' condition-of the farmers to the right caves
We have repeatedly cautioned the farmer' agsia,l •
delusive ides. that they could 'etiolate any keel I
Cora Bills. . The griesaamos that have berm t
down, may be traced to the state of their Be?
ties in the House of Commons. Had the people of
land teases so he satisfied ow this point. we Asada
have the aka* of the great Sta•esasae. moo. 5
many headed monster devise as in the /see; we
sot have the light of Meseta shut at free l"
, ',mattes ; we should soot bawthe necessaries of
• •direct or ladineetly tamed. toweppo.rt the melon!.
I are nue greatest mitenies; are should sot bare dish.'
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.0111 f usury.. ask retained is overgrow& Sri: ,
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.establishawat in time of pea..e. The Cf*GlNiti.
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