The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-30 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF .
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SlR—Some of the more
have for years hoped, that
proach, when subscription
yirld to a simple acknowledgmenl
contain the revealed will of
however is abroad, that so fai
being probable, should any
will be in favour of a New
the anspices of the present Bishop
the following is said to be
Vslse swearing—Noperjel
External sanctity without ii
acqoisition.
Venality—Perfectly consistent
Barefaced hypocrisy—Hip& proiseworril.
Bearing false witness, b reach of the Ilth tlonstnand
went)—A proof of gratitude.
Ha via intercourse with another man's
of the 7th Co ;;;;;; magnetic
A woman inspected of levity,
out mercy—For the sanction
treatment of the woman taken
Justice requires that those
Who do not oeliene that a _
the flourishing state cd .se country.
Thorough paced sycophancy—Per/heap
with Christian pretensions.
Should the above rumour
perhaps exclaim, that the gold
due gold changed, and lament
with your constant reader,
Chichester, Nov. eh, ISEU.

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411ILITARY INSRENCE,

The icandalons and nncoi
a troop of horse in the mi.
has excited a merited Indi
trate who procured it. Bat
read these observations,
on the feelings of the inhabit
local in.portance; we entreat
part of a system, which it
which had been increasing
at Manchester; a system
cated by the general ♦oice,
for ever. The blancliestei
punished by the laws it
military encroachments that happened
look at the outrages which , taken •
gow, Paisley, and Oreesoek—look •
introduction of armed men into
in the midst of an electiep—look
iilapor of London's bringing
sky, when there was a meetly
look at the night brawls
increased even in our town
look at the surrounding

by an army, during their
can we call them so when
vernment legions?—look
say, if you ran, that the 1
loyal population a troop
quince of a magistrate's
system of domination which
our eyes open, which we
to prevent, against which
and that again and again.
stitetional rrsistauce has
incipient despotism.
• We observe tint a troop
into Iterwiek-upon-Tweed,
nation.—(Tyne Mercury.)

lir. Kemble has left England
Lausanne. He has meat
Satin Mr. Charles Kemble
of the valuable "
out&Theatre. Report
LAWTIM POT DOWN.-
idebrated for his brow beating
druggist at Exeter, where he
*axed state of his affairs requiring
ledge, by his personal investigation
name so dexterous, and eclair
Mysteries of the law, that I.
to the bar. At an amiss
bad to examine an old woman,
fealties were highly serviceable
very much otherwise to
cause was going against
nettled. " I can remember,
Resamber I" interrupted
yea famoutber every think
Mond who pays you so
rams. to complain of my
► it is, OA help me,
Mat yea yourself were a '
etas the eartastie witness'_
and bobbled.
Tbauegby, the Oriper .
own of several baudred
vie with nub other In welcoming sw
coantrysnon from the perils Ad gaugers
.1 eaced in traversing satailiz,
inconceivable mountains a
rived at Deptford ea Friday
perfectly lsealthy k is
that, from their attantioulc
with the loss of ;sty see
jag so tbe Heels. Boa
or, at which time it is .
offered by Art of Parliament,
reached the longitude of
cistributod among the oaken
Coax, Nay. 19.—On'
p. at. his Majesty's sloop
by espial' Owe, whilst
in with the schooner Volunteer.
Carson, laden with SIX
111111io. per bale, which
our harbour. Os Saturday
ease up opposite Merchant'
beautiful model, about IS
rably esiculared for swift
sanely breeze II and It '
estimated at 10,05 W.
et the tide, to wait the
ceding' as shall be adopted
, The master states, that
red •

drives towards
pigs. V. sadorstsed _
Amnia splint Ur igtestiss.

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EIE=IMENIMINIMMIIII
F THE ATATEsmON.
mr....
i enlightened of our clergy
t the time would soon ap- •
to the 311 Artieles, would
di:meat that the Scriptures
of the Deity. A••rnuisur
far from this happy cluing!
y alteration be proposed, tt i
v Crud. just hrmed.un,ler
Bishop of 1,--..N, of is hi .:.1
an outline ::
nry.
internal gessineetooodt ri7te
intent with wirers.
iir iy proLlewortito.
breach of the ilk -Comma nd -
ie.
molter man's wife—No &reach ,
rite, should be punished with - 1 .
,a of which, nos ear Lard's
ca he .
ose should be transported— . ti
starving pepelatiox proves
country.
Nancy—Perfbet/y comp:o4li
li
our be correct, you Sir, wilt
gold is become dim, and the
lent the state of our country
11113 ILIUS. .
V TERFSRENCE. ' ' .
constitutional appearance of 1- 3
t.'
midst of our peaceable town. . .:
ignation against the 'aegis- .... sijkirs
let we beseech all who may A4:•'•
nut to consider that outrage
habitants, singly, or only of
treat them to look on it as A
t most certainly is; a syNteni
g rapidly since the blooiblied
which, If not loudly depic-
t, may soon silence that voice
ester massacre remains on- .
t violated; sad look at the
that bare happened since--
& bare taken place at (llAs-
sock—look at the monstrous
lan into Carlisle market-place
;dip—look at the late lord-
'ging the military into the
testing of the Common-ball—
that soldiers hare joined and
en within dose two years— -
of the beaus of parliament
deliberations--deliberAtions!
n under the terror of the go-
b at thee, things, and then
t bringing among a quiet and
p of drageOns, is the conee-
'a
caprice, or the part of a i
hich is growing.npon es with
, behold aid delopt endeavour • ,
ich we onset all loudly, aye
is, till. we SW Zia oar. ton •
MI as canted II of this
troop was in readiness to tope
i
d. on the night of the Blame-
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;Inannon ,
England for hie retirement at •
totted a deed of gift, substi- .)1
lisle the proprietor, In lien of
share be possessed in Covent- •
rt states it to be worth 50,0601. •
wro.—Tbe late Sergeant Davy,
beating talents, was originally
rhere he failed, and the per-
., requiring some legal know-
nvestigation and stony, he be- 4 i
aequired such a relish for the
it he was soon afterwards called
re in the West of England, he
woman, whose memory and
serviceable to her friend, hut ./
, the Sergeant's client. 'she f
st him, and be was nut a little
ober," said the old dame:—
pted Davy, " Why, I suppose
ng for, and nothing against, a
so generously." " I bare no
/ memory, fur I can remember,
re, two and twenty years ago,
t broken druggist at Exeter,"
m's reply. The Sergeant sat
Oiled.
r arrived at Deptford amid the
red spectators, who seemed to
welcoming the return of their . •
trip and daggers they had dx-
unknown NM covered with .
aof ice. The eola also lir-
Iday last, the crew of which are
It is due to the officers to sky,
414' both ,skipe have returned
se perms, looked Scott, belong-
Is ships an soldered se be paid
s expected des reward of 300/.
meet, for the lest persons who
tf Copper Wee River, will be
dicers and mew.. •
Thursday, about the, olelook,
p of war, Dowel. eoliamanded
t entities 4 Owe Clam fal-
Ilenteer, of M.w Terhiilt
sial
t bales of bloom ace 'or
she detailed, sad Oat 'to
tnrday evening the sehoNir
sheet's Quay—she Quay—she is a vdry
.
N seas, nearly new. and allies. .
ft Wittig, oboe ctg with a.
I hoots an hose. la ,- .'
She drops Own
.411113:ve i
event of such jiidl, pfh. .
opted for her future
t he was hosed 'hi .
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this coast by the buoy
that en appeal has bees. seat
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