The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-27 00:00:00

li'FiE STATESM

polar on "g'• throb.—(Cries of " Pabloth Arm") day, remedial that they had been gelloy of one very
—lf they shoald be thought by soy of his literary great ernis.int, and thst their bad thought more of
friends worthy of publication, he should come for. Ho thin of the person with whom the ides heal
ward as Mr. Osten hail done. originated.—(Appleese ) Ile bogged re cirep•ae thoi,
6' lA/ seals° inform 'no," continued Mr. S.A'llsal general acknowledgments to Mr otsen for his
aecideol, a short lime ago led me to visit a colony of trouble.
Tie Resolution having been carried. hi.
paupers which has tog,. establish Hotel ili
ed a short time back •
elssess left the Chair at a quarter berme
in Holland—in colsivasieg waste land,—and that It bee o'clock.
presented me wi.h the most pleasing sight my eyes
veer beheld.—l arrived there to see some handrode of i
my fellow-crestenss who bad hires mewed from the
lowest abyss of sire and other'', living in the most
comfortable horses—steerishell on the best and most
wholesome food—clothed most comfortably with ea-
celleot materials—working with the greatest seal
sad willingness, as she lords and proprietors
of the soil they were eirltigeting--entl proceediog be-
send the most sanguine vapectations of their beet-
fasters. They were destined to repay them all the
evens:ft of their colonisation. I took elect. de.
tails of the measures the Society ale taking to fulfil
this end; and if any of my literary friends dwelt]
think them worthy of bring made public, I shall be
must happy in follessing Mr. Otern's essay's., by
yielding my humble and almost end is to im-
prove sod meliorate the condition of the poor. I
beg leave, before I sit down, to observe to year
Moja! Highness and thlt Meeting, that If in the heat
of argument I have In any say ttespassedbeyondthe
bounds of modetation, it his proceeded from my
hawksg leeched a chord open which no honest man, I
trust, seed be ashamed to coigns his sensibility—the
wrongs, Sir, of my cowry."
Mr. Rowcnotrentleavnesed tobriog the dist:tides
within narrosser limits ; they were not theist. debate
the maims of poli'icel economy, a sohject of desir-
able consideration, bit too ,as births. opportunity.
They were met to consider the propriety of milting
see esperiment ; the urguments for it ealsted in Ilse
calamities of the labouring classes ; it was nothing
fur Mr. Lows to say that the poor were oppressed
from the soperaberst:ance of produce, as it was clear
that they minted the meant. of supplying themselves
in a regular and turfed say. Major T.rrens had
said nothing to disprove the necessity of making
the esperiment, by stating the defect which the este-
blishments would 'shoot ander from sot being able
t• divide labour. In any re., they would possess
as much advantage and opiiortenity as separate pro-
prietors, and as to the dangcr of overstocking them.
selves and glutting tho nistkeir, this could not be
Mese sliming toon tbrir present intolerable deetit•-
thaw. He should value no opinion gathered from the
;Pretiedinge of it st Meeting. The Batistes demanded
Ilse most ettesteive Wotan:inn, anti the sp.at pew.
eerie; end dispasskaete consideration. Th. mast
entitle anti the most ottgoalilled espe-
rieoe. eoslo 'dime oltier,ine
The R,aolttion mss put :ct.l carried.
General Ballets pr.ites 11 a it-s twine for raising
10,0901. by gtoter-1 flutist rtption fur defraying the
'aware If.rovng the witab;.. 'meat 'centime...led
in the precsoiog it, e,eler.issidiug
that no part of the ism subscribed 01..341 be called
for till auuther General Nlicti:ti; of the subscribers
should be convened to disross•the details of the plan,
to elect a Ttealurer, tett. • - -
Mr. Isatc Gotossitorirtebndtel the Resolution,
which was unanimously agreed to.
Major Tonntas moved that the Cemmillee sp.
pedaled on the 2Gth Jane he requested to rootiuee to
act. and I.eee power to add to their numbers.
Mr. Owen proposed that Major Torrent; he added
to the Committee, end then he should hare so oppor-
lenity of convincing him that it onset! net long be ne-
cessary to apply to waste lands, end that if farms
were at present cultivated on the proposed plan, the
population of the country world sot require one-
feuds of the land now ender cultivation.
•11:/r. l'iTcatam seconded the motion, which was
ii/ed to.

To conntiros DENTS.

•61 As Toth I.entrenie Arvid may .ism of greet 'arias, I►e
Lf..30 MA 70R. in ►is espositims rte wager of s greens!
irm44armists of Landon and an waivers& mm•etrr ft.
charms. ►as s red Ow admired Nei of i►r STVIVOLVir
a aplesdid erresion fnr r llicA op ►ls ne.r•. stir► ►e ►as
arisail ape*, asal wit► ■ re►'ivl wen► 7 of a Nears an
la the sl. se sad ►ir►iaj of Tray. ►n ImmartaHar t the
setae fa a manner wadi rasgsks w to primate. a ►MO► esa.
tertaiammti as oat Rowlett timserrim.

Pilich or. ‘rocKs THIS DAY AT ()NI. ret:l.6.l:k.
933 414 5 per Coo Mw. 11511 ti)3
9 per Vent Kr. 1.794 1•4141 K..VW 19 It Pips
3 vet Cr... Cn*. witta7l4 Inn% Ans. IFit
so per tem. $llllll Ir.selvire- hole. pm. I 9
4 pee Cent 901111 • (Inn,nre Os. !.1 '45415

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79 7iiiiis 7ii.

LONDON:
tiCIDAT. JILT 18:9.

We ►ate mere than once said diet we emptied the
heavy Germans world even netmareh vs in the career
of freedom. If they do not advance rapidly, they
proceed steadily. In one of the Sion the penple
are determined to evsblirh the respnnsihilf•y of Mi•
Asters in earmeat—in another to tat Plecernen, and
retrench the mistier of great Officers--in a third they
have sweetly declared that Ministers shall not pos.
laves seats In the Diet ! ! This is es it -hash! be ; and
is what Is Imperiously celled for in England. Lord
CAIN/111 will Ind, by end by, that he hi. done
a wise thing, in artificial/ so much of his in-
come. In •bat ha hes done in this respect, he hes
remmbied Sir FBA ItCla livaort•rs in nnn'her, ha hi;
gone before the crowd to a point whither they most
follow Itim.

We ere sincerely sorry to record the tratisactiors
of a violent smelt, and, se fear, a fatal one, open
WILLIAM Btaca, a Constable of !bark ;rut, however
oboasioes M sly have rendered blood, with respect
In his stud acalsont the Reformers. W. think with
NILTOY, OM °pigeons shoeld have Their foil twine,
erbieltever Ivey they wee ht. direct...l, they will. at last,
if not interfered wirk ...tile down no On. gide of troth.
The &A is done; and is to be letuttnts d, and term..
damned as well for ittolf.• a bail art, as for the Hary
it any do in a good class.. ILO how h..e is is iis
lay it le Medea, air C
—WARM WOLatLET end Mr.
II alltriell. of In ascribe it t• the views of the Re.
formers in general? The Poises REOSST has issued
a Proclamation, offering a reward of (..or hundred
pawl, for discovering the person who bred the pistol
at Bo atm.

We have, with rest pleasure, reported the pro.
timelines on Mr. Owsg'a benevolent scheme 44 es-
;Disked at the City of London Tavern river/I.y. he.
cause we bops and belies. that it is calculated to elect
a great dell of national benefit. Tile unemployed
poor who moot obtaia work a►e almost driven to
gladness. and we have a sad instance in the Paper of
this day to what a pitch of eaa•perstiou this aa•
happy dal. of pigeons may be driven. It alight
mom as if the amiable projector had a kind of
prophetic intimation of such an *rent anon ne.
cutting. as he particularly duels epcn the cer-
tainly of crime following such distress as he de•
plored and vrivlted to relieve, if left onatleoded to.—
The sooner the wished•lor eapelimeats, therefore, are
I tried, the better.

."Several subscriptions were here announced, among
elakh we collected the following :—Smith, Paine,
and Smith, 10001.; General Browne, 3001.; Mr.
Owen, 10001.; 11. Fiaser and Mr. Took, 1(101. We received this morniug the Paris rapers et Fri.
each; Mr. Goldsweirl, 2001.; Sir J. J. Clark*, tool.; day and Saturday.
and Mr. J. Clarke, 1011. PARIS, JULY 21.—The King, daring the Iwo lest
The announcement of Mr. Orten's subscription days. his had a slight attack of the gont in his right
was received with loud, ardent, long, sod universal hand.
De it, JULY 40.—Arrived and stilod for the
Mr. Boyne said he would trorparts on the Meeting River the Sir Grol(es Webster, nom, from Jame ire.
but for a few moments. To endeavour to aid a came A JULY 43. Alders' the Auckland
which he could not contribute to in the way that pecker, (tom Holland ; and Charlotte porky', front
other Gentle:nee bad just done, by calling the Wen. Gnitetehorgb, both with Metis.—Sailed the Cagle-
tion of hi. Royal Highness ail the Meeting to the reighpliket,for 11,11 end ; Kerl Leicester packet, for
language of a honk in defence of the principles of Ceahaven ; and Jane packet, for Gottenbergh, all
which one of his anecdote had milked his pro. with Mail,.
petty sad his Ist.. That book contained the dock. Poammoctu, JULY 46.—Passed through for
ration of tba Fonder of the Christian Religion, Soothemplan, Le Esporance, Ilnlst, from Norway.
that ho came oat to deslroy, but to fetal the law, —Arrived the Speculation, Taylor, from London,
and that law said, " Thou shalt love thy itrighlemar with loss of bowsprit, fore-mast, fore-yard, &e.
as thyself." He would conspire with this the Auer. lug been ran fool of by a brig, on the 2lit inst. off
gallon of Montgomery, the Poet, ire the Shelf& Iris &achy Head, name unknown.
of Jane 29, which stated the miseries of the poor in FALMOUTH, Jut 21.—Arriael off this pert the
that neigfeboushood to be so great, and yet an he. Retirees, Row, front St. Domingo, in 36 days, for
raically endured, that thole who did not feel, and Amsterdam. Spoke on the 9th inst. in lat. 48j.,
would not try to relieve it, might well doubt long. 11. 30., the Thalia, Todd, for Qabecoll well.
if they bad human hearts at ail ;or if they A report hiving got about, that one of the four
had, if they were not so ossified as that an. coaches that have been overturned *Melts the last few
eking but tar hornet Of the gen.shot would days was nee of MATTIItWeI Patent Safe Coaches,
make ll'em Gil. Mr. Omen bad been charged In order to undeceive the Public, the Patentee begs
with lafidelity, hut I.a Lad devoted his life sod his leave most distinctly to disavow this; none of hit
property, and the energies of his mind in accordance coaches have ever been overturned, nor Is it possible
with this precept. Who was the infislel P The moo they should, even if both the wheels on one side
who did so, or he, who professing faith in the re. were to By off at the sane time, as tire remaining
ligion, allowed such misery to go aispitied or onalle. wheels 'retold thew have to Iso lifted 18 huh., before
Voted. Ile would end to remove a psejedlce, it would Imo Its balance, and mach more if loaded;
the existence of shirk, mad which only. could account the has' on which the coach stands is five inches
for the backeardvoiss of the Wavers of Religion to broader than others, and the 'eight is placed be-
support Mr. Own'. scheme, by proposing as a Re. tweets ice and wig feet lower. In answer to the
seletion— pressing solidiatiops from all -parts, the Patentee
si 'not there is, in the opinion of this Meeting, begs to inform she Public some of his soulless •ill
Whim* in the plan proposed by Mr. Owen for gene. be on the different reads as soon as be can get them
rat adoption, that is either istoosistent with those
principles of freedom for which our forts.fothers bled, Her Royal Highness Ilse Princess M A HY. MA's.
•wc in revolt with Most laws of Heaven which ale of Gloucester, yesterday iecolved • Nornich coloured
geasoined in the hook called the Bible." worsted and silk crape, of Mr. WIS. Wll.LtintalT, a
Mr. Itowcnorv, however, begged the motion bombeesins manufacturer, of Tombland, Norwich.
mites be withdrawn, SS inarliseptiate to the occasion. t and Crispin.etrett, Spitalsfields, whom her Royal
Si S. C. haus moved a Resoletion of Thanks to Highness most graciously bonneted with admission
his Royal liagbeess the Doke of Kent, leer tbo able , to her premise*, and herself gas him as 'order to
ant, condescending • s in which he had been : mesefacture mere of the same fabric and Moor.
pleased to conduct the business of the Meeting.—' Messrs. Rosettes end CO. 1. Chumi".l"..t.
Cas 'eel unanimously. lace the !lends!, crepe fee sale, both coloured an
His 11"Til HiShaaaas to dosing the Winn of ibs Nock.