The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-29 00:00:00

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who. the "l rreggart and chance-mediev field" of -
tease wee woes,
latnadirthweensedat Joan ht tthsee'llmosptsitrotfiattlititymionf
our egotism to sum up the glory for future ages, rapidly
the fever of madness abated, and the empire resounded
with the impish of its cold and open wounds.
During this
of alb is .
sin.
It.
(it STATE
ac2l: OTF. IRELAND.
minmNc.ue
If we have express rather strongly shin:
expressed
the disturbances which have vial sted different pan, ~
Us outstripped-the hours of time. Alternefely applaud- the country, the public is aware that it has been win ,
I ing spectators or suffering actors, no scene but the field view to rouse the resident Nubility
and.. .
state vigilance, in order to rave their respectiret.
i 4
if battle was coatemplated. All that was wrung in the
government of Beglaad, was strengthened in its impu-
;sty. The abuses which tottered beneath the attacks of trick from the operation of the Peace Preservation Ar
tie Reformers of 17113, by a paradox of nature gained or of awe mestere stil! more rigorous. Van A
murder of Mr. Browne was known in Dublin, wen
erengtit, as desolation was spread around, and, at the
that It might feed to the proclaiming the whole cosst4
twill:hi*:
present moment, we return to the work of patriotism, as
the Romans to the walls of the Veientes, and find, that The intention of the Meeting of Tuam we have LA I:.
tinkered by the sight of warfare, corruption and fraud
'save strengthened their fortresses, and begin the long been esabled tie coeimunicate to the public, bet theism,
defence again. bottlers, in the more remote baronies, tool, the gat
This retrospect was oneseary, because the insolent
as we have already lefty:sell the public.
enemy deny they once lost their out-posts, that the good _
We do not care to trouble the public with coedit',
troops of the people shook the lance of justice amidst
ations peculiarly
. personal to ourselves, but we k!.
their affrighted capitol. It was, besides. necessary to
really_p aced in a singular predicament. We take „•
follow briefly, the ministerial roll of descent, to trace
from 1 facts from the provincial
tphreinstspe,
‘auniadtiforonma
lann
the shattered remains of the people's patrimony
, proviocial correspondence ; nor do we take
. any ewer
the Tories of 176 e, to the non-descripts of the present
moment. I must pause before I speak of tha hideous ' tenon trust—lentil of ell.
accounts of these false stewards. toiletry papers, and our friend, in the country, ,„
• • • • • • • • • • • atonally choose to indulge. Onr comments are eft
I beseech Englishmen to sonsider, thiaii."6e loss of own, and we will vesture to state. they will be jacsi
Ildierty is the to
of all—the extinction *llse life of bl the facts which have suggested them.
the ample, which leaves unadorned vessalage behind. We shall now continue our extracts.
We Wave nothing in our legislations, manners, or na- is" From the inclemency, of the weather, and theta
' Wiwi habits to administer to hen pride; noting mere- it of travelling, it is supposed the Meeting to inked
reiclessly splendid, to deceive us into self-respect end u Team, tbiselay,_ agreeable to public re9eisitien, me
cooteetnient. We closet fight the battles of ambition, ke thinly attended. As the subject of discussion al
net lead a swarming maitre to win • distant legitimate excite great interest, it being relative to the trampan
crown, and bring its worthless jewels to adorn a coo- or the county, we think it probable that a postreli,
qusror's home. We cannot despoil • second Italy, the meet will be considered necessary, until there may ke ,
ore Rama would best us back from the Vatican. mon numerous attendance of Magistrates and Gust,.Voould not, were we gifted with the desire. enrich an oes.,_((gie,ir, jaiLyo.)
Raffish Louvre. We can never hope to raise that false
The readiness which some of the resident
temple to human crueltysuccessful injustice. in
.n.. ban shown to proclaim their district, we belf:e7.7isail
nisi ea
wil". Pre*" sad mysterious rites we ma forget "" fees roosiving the countenance which they might haw
simple worship of our Island Goddess. T e sea roils
between as sod the sponse( ambitioa. It is the barrier "Peel" few.' die Castle' Mwel of the° are Marinate
of Providence. end we never passed it bet to lament our —main atlases have a great stake in the country—ft
if they hare not forfeited it by their supineness oa de
poverty and discomfiture ore return. It has been,
besides, the boast of langlishasem, that their happy con- °we hand, or b., my lieneeeliery and unP°P•l" 'snot
on the other, they should all possess an influence ii
ideation was the cheering example to all oppresaed upon their respectiveaist,,,,,,. Its.therefore,
the earth. The expatriated Poles, and the divided Oer- painwith Beer
man% were bid to -imitate our freedom, to hold got wera, that maniv.of the country gentians it
thin disturbed districts • tne county of Oalway line, hr
land's sample of arse gal liberty brilliant in the faces
of their = llVltht shall we bid them soot b d Ned th • t* residences—"ut e Frown, •an o their nipper rive
apubeasiye," says The Connaught Journal," are n"
plate near Bid the season of the Berman press Intl- .
sate Retort eft
the rummies fame. summon the IPT sir attacked larthese nocturnal inceadiariesoneii
unhappily disturb the repose of this hitherto Maim 1
Pelarte anneee the identity of one man, and imitate .. 1
moll lofted Ireland. Laugh to shame the sensual eellaq• .
V end bid him imitate k'aglint temperinere end Now, this is not the way to restore Oalwav ton*
ettlllity, and, if country gentlemen desert their ban
repot engem. Bid the students of a Oerusan Univer-
sity, dispersed by Prussian bayonets, contemplate and tione. we an satisfied that the Police will be fatal/
envy the pelisse' security of Englishmen at Mooches- 1 neck" to Peened the diffusion of then ou
Having collected the other particulars with Zit;
ter; or scorn a self-ereated, tyrannous Venetian Senate,
happy in our own free-elected Parliament. setters/shed relative to this place, we shall pieced s
lam ma hold; persemitien has not yet taught me spoiler pert of the kingdom, and to another view of cat
radases. nee have threats intimidated me. I wish not stg lie2t.
le Imitate the language el invective. I pressed te RIM- 4 WIRALATS Ma. EDWARD Beim/ca.—The verdict g
the Censer's Jar) was, . That the deceased came Iv
bit the proof of the conspiracy against the liberties of
the people. his death In amalgam, of a shot fired at him yeti
n
Te aim that the crisis of the conspiracy against the person or Penne unknown.
liberties of the people is at hand, lam seesible is an 44 The sesmast el subscript ions offered for the dseecties
enemaly of expression I shield rather write to arouse of the leardonli amounted to 750/. Yesterday."—(tee
win so die row/very of those liberties secassful conspi- wollet•FouwooL)
PIONS here already . Hat they phe have see- GALWAY. Jaw. IL—We learn that there was 011 t-
needed to possess a man's ogee may fear even the sue- son only 'staged II this deliberate and horrid ' 1
sum el &airports treader/ t they: any pet lo death the and i.e to. atom of Mr. Oltorke was set
ellefetimptisesiwissetess, wed amid Elirstil onserity. In- apses that logastost—(Gdway Afifireynfeer.j,
ledlgnaden, in peoperiklif se the eves Mese the pleading lines were put in type, le
et she esti the honesty and eonegge of the in- had Oust imOlitalit oommunicadons from Oslo"
bind. ans. Imaleksamd„ and area, sr* ietteded to she ' following Ilelemeet, which differs materially hid*
lase of complaint; it mashie in a aloft Wail which we espilei from the Csanaught Jousted/ ills
peeve if it will be turned to silence and sorrow, or, 17th lust. ethers artAorizelf to aware our emissis
indignant outcries amass iv-gamf force to co I ' carats
sufferance. " On the mdtelog of Wednesday, tht 11th WM
First.— I charge
a power the eseeftliden dies not recognise ; persisting Urgent hulas!". and having been detained then leer
in violations, the pliaelpies el political justice, in oppo- than he elpecisil, be, at the instigation of his Mai;
dales to truth. or ismempo dassey, and common pen, there, thought it would he iroprtident in him to valeta
priety, to wield tie paw it Oeverieest, which can kaki at a bite hour and determined 61; psis( 1110
*sly be lawfully pessesull when delegated freely by the night at Abbott. whore be had been frail:est% tells
people. Than thewponda in the face he notorious de. habit of staying daring the winter, when his
idaf, to be. and in the aeons of the people of not require is atteidauce elsewhere. On the
the U of Great Britalo and ireiaid, by worming, Mr; Blalterloy harlot received in
of
Weal elegem by mosey, and the assent of *A theetlidge of Cas tlehidk„ener
_had heenatt, ,
teen gbp ars the evenete, either is holiest men. wpm before by a baud of rtiboonmen, who nag '
sr gisssighig keishiel“ tologis ; ad who have an 0. arum and ammunition, and committed several et
en& -keenest re the prosperity and liberty of the that nel4bimerhood, requested Mt. O'Rorke, as ai
teaetry. and istgligeat Miqesttate, to accompany him %heti,
Secondly.—l charge
lag their power is had ad enrcised in violation of lie what malls wand be best calculated to prevent •
bee constitution of the urinary. that they have sought outrage. Om their return front Costieblakesey, they
to vilify, and slander all these who seek reform. sou_ aft by a.soryool from Ahhest,whos,heeinffint.hesed
they have falsely charged suck persons with a desire to the miscue? of Mr. Browne, ael the reported
overturn every venerable institution is the country ; of the aWasuls, became alarm for his master's
Soil, finally, that by insWgoas means they have operated and came eat to meet thew, armed, and senate'
*she fears of society, and pr naa&4l submission to the/ would return home with as little delay as pee
wrongs, by damming reform as dangerous and tilde. On the following morning. (Friday)llr.ollede
. .
.—I charge
with employ. ever, *sae of Ur.. lillak~y's family would ewe*
tiesa papuety of the people whist the people. koowing the issiing's of the ill-disposed sawmills.
ustpriacipled writers to laboriously support and rasing. hoot the mistake which was al iio la
aim by pubik calumny and libel. Paying men have been Nab In the law ludumbolY
Waal to the most sefferieg parts of the country, and theme's i.e. wwwlMoatad Molowthothl
as hungry sad inspoyerUlted to acts of violeoce; Idijset of their vengeance. Mr. 0' •
udder the same of remeateaden for services, pay- rtwoolpods and ea that day, about the beer •f
gm to appal their ants, and employ their talents oLcioet Is the ell.asea, a rang oath_ .h. ma, ilLaill'
ilb artist. Illamkeisey's gassoltseper came to the stessrritill gel
reerthip.-1 show with bar; tem. sad lifeinisedr. *hkeuey !lint a
dad P% a West alters and yto eitkoso. aria gagompaoird V
am awn tree sect of Spescenn ..Wlit gem. ad desired he week* eillIIM
to chew taapittaate ; sulbriss met, that if he. did not heleadletely WWI
Irrilinte to be published for a torahs time with 0111*Ito le dim his house would, Alf Ili& •
I midst as sages end eganarevesed ;nowt. taebsd by SOO see. la cousequeses of AV . • .
slirrilsbe sets sad *Wpm of oeruiro-moo, ieulWil Ins jolted that so time was to be lost salt the i
with die matured deem to raise us alarm le may, was imeredisteil prepared for Wm*, aeeial:
te fiend their Weeks apes the liberties of 4e learn wee* d4Pattaid for the nalitZ • o'.
ree weak.* the spissitiss and defence of dosed at Team ad Mount Bellew. . .
arrived within three hours from the time the '
...That - eveae bet so attack was made. The osid
josamil ;stylise and lessees, ate new itedt7eadout of mr• (Macke decided on going to Tess, le
'all,ehaw car Aerials' by the prelim of the Coleslaw- sate the foregoing circumstances to his Ones the 41?
ass. That they barn ssemsdas is sown us s Ito of bishop; but baying been informed that sosoe4 Wour '
the Sew. imbarsosis sit is pi* or the Crown, ally had arrived at his house the emerdig bin di
sasslat salaaraa foe thSer„gis=red indesniev, altered his determination, and returned Woe
lig nilla odes miles& s too to tgo We have also information from Team, by
at. The% la peseesied erlble new law of the will meat, that the Magistrates came es as rthenneee
and Othifillgregalsop
patabituiebilase, argr
ana
anositfroclaiming the ba.oniesaCataraaapot
;:se,
. Or Messy buses et derision. Serial ammo from the oeseq.eillr1111170:0,1'.
is be the right ef as okstad anes"lir a.
Otit"Whaiglaniallil hstelbolo.llllll2lll.lllCClMMllegillathei 11111“1"110111111 tent e WY.
declared theism's's; alma the weary colas of a hirrdibrahans. sear Caber.
and superior in porooosi Fame to the Mag, by A fammboses. oa the iambi of lisubsealket.
.
isiirldeel is Osoa.eltab bareey of bliddiethird, meaty Tip . the
' pea, inuis4 , of J. Cook. Esq. of Cardiusgan, was m
Ito ashen a few nights educe.--(Liewried Obrastelo
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The Limerick Paper, jest quoted, farelebse sum
the following paragraph :
Wii embed a few posts bask soave spousal
-mudded in the esighbourbeedwf NSW sedastia_,
-e, and several booms Wag ',Labial 0112
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LONDON:

SATURDAY, JANUARY in, 111140.
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CWIRPOSITION OF THE PRINCE REGENT.
We are extremely sorry to learn that the Prince
beat ins been confined to his room during the
•bole of the week, by the prevailing severe catarrh
ei tie WNW : bet we are happy to be enabled to
to that his Royal Highness is better to-day.

ASSASIMATION or 'mit VICIMOT o rtz.
Acisices from MorOieio, dated the sod of last
Nose, state, that the Moors had smashed the
of Fez orenly, al the &On of his palace,
aisiested him, and afterwardl tore his body in
Mom The plague had efdlrely subigthed io Bar-
hr.
kites from St. ketosis, of the WM of oe-
ekv, et learn that Beettlipartis wed is good
it apposes by advice. resolved to-dat flan Ah-
Mal of the 14th Nov., that BODO bas
IWO* ad was siseeeeded by bolt lib tarp
Ott of specie had beat received dam Sante
Ya hagdstara, that money had bawls irs-
Wehdy ababdiat. previous intelilswese, we
1.111 that the Admiral had allowed arms, ane.
%Stile, he. to be tbrwarded him It. Thomas's
le the mat Of the thitiihnient of
dot it aims. he wall Set iodised td brow one
Poly sore then another.

Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived at it wry
late bow this oaorniag ; they contain nothing
*will of beiet ounansiiinited.
no *nes of tie Jowled de (the °Tan
4 the Royalist.) open the subject of Spain, mess
the Now favourable every on the pert 011ie ln-
miloats. The other Preseb Papers aye Med with
'ins and eostredietory reports ; every lIMMIIIM*
"Es go be taken to keep the real stage of affairs
4Pas a prebend secret. The preeentions at
the Post-ogee, and in every otter respect, ire cal-
milled to conceal for a short period all the intelli-
nate which must be so anekiesly elpeeted
anti (levet and every Kingdom is Evr•pc—N.
41Y 'iodated be a Sitting of the Cheiabbts.
11"11 toxic —Five per teats, 72 fr.
2' 'tic's, 1432 le. Mc.