The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

[MOM Tile Lltefts *immune.' Joni 24.]
46 The IN% costtiweed revere of public distress in
the esseefacterieg &edicts of this coonfryf combieed
with she sieleot langesp held at the Pablic Mostinp
of the Labeeting Classes, are accumulating • mass of
lallammable matter, that there is ten mach 'Moen to
Isar will pledges se esplolion. W. err sot, bow-
ever, withoet tier bops*, that this evil, which every
errell-wisher to his meshy meet deprecate, may be
everted, if penises in the middle sad tapper reeks of
life, will, without loss of tire, devise some plan of
relief for their ledlgeot weighboers, end if the staffer-
ors will vita with meeker the good intentions of
their cavalryman, towards them. Goverment
too, ought to teed their insistence in lb* most
tigid teethe., le the expendltere of the public
seen, aed by listosiog with favour to every
plan of predicable Reform. It is tree that they
may sot be able to gigot ill that is asked of them,
bet If they prove wily that they are willing to
listen to the public voice, soy emseessietts iu f of
molar rights would, et this ..mere act like oil open
the billows, end eentribete to abate the fury of the
storm. Above all flogs, let sot the evils of our sites-
tits be agaramited by greesdless alarms. Let es leek
oar &ogees fairly in the face, bet lot et wet give to
them • fictitious balk sod megokede. The propriety
of this caution will be made apemen., when we state
that ten of the Mieisterial Leaden daily Papers, of
this week, have given to the passel situation of tede
end he weighbeerhood • meet distorted and unjust
cberacter.—The &Bowleg ere the paregroplas to
which we allele:—
(mow ewe see ee Jinn 41.]
a The letellimece from Leeds ibis moraine. we are savvy to
soy. I. of the most alermiag oaten. The aember of the Mal.
ropiest, is rosmidersthy irsereared, sod all the chaeardets to a
Fusee itesolatiew mew already to Mire tetra place. The Cep
of Llierle.lf is mid. hes hem railed. placards of the mast ie.
lintaiwriery eater, have both poked op and rircelated is all
directions. Is has bees proclaimed Mn Maker Conwrieht cad
other Reforraieg Polisictans bevy been knifed to regulate tisk,
proceed**. wed doe Cabinet. Is to be solicited to seism a this
emeiry. Aslitios.ooder.liee. H•SPiel Mow. nod all tie adjs.
cad pions, are i. a state of moult sad marosiets. to short.
every Mac seems ripe for ea 'smoke isnortresion. The wily
coneoloilims is, that Goverment. we are *snared. Is fully ap.
mist* or throe Marrow proreediads. old is .*civet)
well nevem as die issue ef slain impeeimsly •e
(new TUB cocas,* tie MIS W.]
" After die likethm at doe.let Meer. some it at the leaders
mt dews to dimer when the Meet */ had Metes up, rd
ammo the seems mew approved. track the • Memory of
Theme Pelee, the anther of tie Blithe of /lea r During the
aleetioi. the Cap of Liberty was peraded sie • white stsothed.
with the loseriptiew of • emu& Parlamentw and tleiverod
dolliasse.• The cop wee also dreok out of by the party who
eel Mos is
" On the first of these inlemitatery persgrapho,we
have to remark—that the Ceps( Liberty hes Net bete
seised in Leeds—that se ielaveinatwry placards, sot
are, has bees circulated—that Major Cartwright
Ms est, aster as we have heard, been invited lateen-
late their preatediep, ger has Mr. Cobbett received
say Invited** from hence le Were to this coentry.—
As to tumult, there is se mere tumult in Leeds than
time is its Landes, and every ewe in the place is
Ruing dyad his besioess(who has any badness to go
Mosel), without alarm. The assertion, that every
thing Is ripe for as inserrectioe, is as false as the other
part of the paragraph. What precsatloeary mascara
the Goveremeet may be taking, we cannot tell ; int
we beam to !sow, that there are very few soldien is
the town, tied the Magistracy here, while the people
tootles' to amedeet dreamless wkltheir present tem-
per,bave se leteution le haemostat, somber. The story
Is the Coveter, of fifty of the leaders of the Ilensiet-,
Meer Meeting sitting down to dinner, whets the
Mettle% had briskets up, is 'civilly false cod
grousdkes. Their leaders did set appear to con.
Gist of more thee fear or eve peruses, and those in
the most kaiak* *heatless; sod as tv Attie( dew.
to dlouret, the dagger principally arises from some
of the holders and messy of their auditors having no
Caner to sit down to. It the Courier sad his pa-
trons sill pet these peer people le the way of dieing
dolls, even by the sweet of their brow, the diner
owl he removed. A. they neither diced seer sopped
(the latter of which would have bete tie mere likely,
emirs that it was ten o'clock at eight whim their
Mettles closed). k is hardly necessary to say, thee
they did net cless.k to the " Memory of Thos. Pai•le."
The Cap of liberty, of which this elates's( sp.mk.,
wag neither paraded darks* the Merlin( one at any
ether time; and a- to the white standard, with
ocription of Anneal Parliaments and Univ./est Swi-
fter, it was so mote ',eroded en Renew Moor than
in toe Strand. l• short, every inhabitset of Leeds
knows the above paragraph to be a time* of falsehoods
from begiosiog to *ed. We do sot with to &gait,
soy of the reel lingers of these Meetings, but it is our
duty to see that they are set **satiated in order to
forma pittance for woo now inroad spun the liberties
of the cavalry. Whet better 'widows can we hare than
that here (stabbed that there is • disposition to magnify
the dangers sails; oat el these Meetings—and whet
better commeetery can we have open the folly and
mischief of the kronen of such men as Mr. Petro,
ttan the avidity with which they ere takers held of
sod foliated by such Pews as the See sod the
Courier. The danger of the coentry arises frost the

Mira: es Milt sid;•-rthe Ultra• R;yaliNs sod the

Ultra-Reformers. 'They play tote earls others ►aed%r
sad we ere ■eels sfraid (if moderate mew do Dot by

their cooped sod enlisteese interpose to prevent so
dire a calamity) that between them, the ceentry will
be doomed either to the ho of revelation, or

the gloomy despotism of military sway."
Mr. Petry, the Henget-Moor orator, is, we learn,
a &sachem., fres the neighbourhood of Abectleee ;
but it would appear, from the specimens which bare
Men published of his orthography, that be has not
isjoyel those advastagos of ederation which generally
fall to the lot of the Scotch youth. Whoa he came
to Leeds, ho did not bring with his any testioroolals
Of kite!' Of recaossowdatioo to the Reformers, and
we his &porter", which took place yesterday, the
Committee of Reformers declined to furnish him with
say SOCII docsawsts, though be applied to them for
that porpoor,ard represented that they Wald be use-
ful le the further prosecutiou .f his Wagon.

Lord Is Deem:num boa &Mod his estates In Kent
into small Gross, whisk his Lordship is letting to in-
destrioos tenauts, spots long leases.
A eery extensive seizes, of forged not's, pietas,
&c. has bees woods in Cork.
A Military Officer lately undertook for a wager of
601. to go into every hoes* in Windsor sod Etos, dis-
solved as a seller of matches, without being known,
though Is bad been edsoat•d at Eton, Ind resided at
Niedser, sod Bade the attempt witb success.