The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-03 00:00:00

ME STATESMAN,

and of ,ftesseiliatisses I hesr pot essiberlimbsto Ws, het
these which national sentiment and the dignity of the Crewe
required.
" At Ise same lime. in the midst of shoe elements of public
prosperity, I ought Dot is dissemble shoo Jess motives of glans ,
mis theesselse. wish oar Oyes, end elate, from this day, eel
swot wises attectiee.
* A Togo bet real ionoletede neespies all minds. Ferry
foe at this time demands pledges foe the dormice of oar w-
earily. TSr ostler rot joy but lope, reedy the Arts bruits a the
htul regimes and a peeve. There i• an aparelseasieetbat ibese
' stairs will be arrested from them by the windrow of the factious. I
The people are alarmed by the ardour of these rodeo fee ;
pewee. they are frighteard by the espresslon of their toe obvi.
oar dr.igns. MI the fran, all the ni-bes paist to the necessity
of a sew patentee of repose and of deltoid,- Public credit
looks to ibis signal for odvaneemeat, commerce le enured its
spreulattees. rod. In ice, Erode to be owe of herself, and S.
Mania mom the naliflla the resit that she emelt se sweeps for
her own interest and that of saber.. Ns need to plate her Om-
stitatian above the assaults that are the more de•gesoes from
being she more ftrqnret y repeetrd.
• " In this conviction. I base re anted to the idea which al-
ready I was desireo to realise, but which was se be moored
by experiesee, sad cal ed for by eireelsity. Feeoder of
iM
diaries, in which are inteparably stated the 11411.111141 .4 my
people sad of my family. I hese thosigla. IMO Vibese great in-
Muesli, as well as the assintreance wf oar liberties, require as
aeselleratioa, lied whirls dwell moll modify same regulatirot
farm of ibis Charier, the better to WWe its power sad its
radoe. I *seta a 'room is.
" The resent Is tame In streagthrui she (Umber of Depu-
ties, by withdrawing from is tbr enamel eleaios of a mut. by
Fining fa a derails, usuroreaNswieble to the inarteuts rib-
lie order, and to she eiterifff eaMldrrwsioa of the State, 1 his
will be she reemplctiosi ..f work. Happier rhea ether Slaws,
It is ow by prosissenal sailors. boo by the ootoral develop-
meal of sot isaiiiiiions. Mot we ea* swirl oar force.
" Is is to the delati.n—it I. to the ear gy of theism Chum
ben—it is us their ietionaie rains wish my nevermore.. that 1
wish in call for the WOOS of soh" public Utterly from demo,
to streegihre the Ilimoutrclor sad to gi.e to all the Oleos s
guaranteed by the 4.3111f1nt that reeved security which we we
•hem.
.•We .t.ell pone,. le the mesa time. the task ..< pettier all
the laws is horworsay with the Corusiletional Msrearrhy„ Yoe
have already adopted several That tend to this object. and I
base gives orders to premise 'boy that shell give ameraste la
lodivi.loal liberty. to the imp ,i Unlit of judtareif. sad to die
Freels, and of the Departments and
Cummusurs,
Predator his ordained that I shall close the abyss of re-
tolutiows, to bequeath to my seeeesuws old to my tweedy free
streak sad durable. Yoe are associated whb tbis
tarred dety. To foal it. rely. hieodeen. my asalieruble
, imam. as I rely ea she concurrence ef myfatddel sod loyal
Peers of Frassee, wed es my faithful sad loyal Deputies of

Depertmeast"
As his Majerty closed his Cooed' the air 'emended
with the cry of " Elects Roll"
The sow Peers then took the oath of allegiance be.
fore his Majesty. The now elected Deputies did the
same. The Coen* Despot, Pay, sad the Abbe
Groiniry, IMO Oat present.
The King then retuned to the Thailleries with the
same cavalcade as he rams to the House.
The tinsinn mss declared to be opened, and en
Thursday (yrater.lay) tbe two Chambers were to
Droceed to burin's+.

TO CORIII.3PON DENTS.
••• The Letter Till, Ruts;' has not be not rides no
the rootrary. go referees' to she sway unpublished 'Amon
of oar Fries to. welled it worked with oor awakening.—
e are sorry so disoppoiat such his" Correopoodrow g
linked, that disappointment is seessospnoled with oar ono
bitittft regret. whoa the nosperobno dews Injury to the ef
fret of the retansinp. from the tempera, ulnilire of •titing
lacing loot or !mewed. We lam by of a Lotter fen.
TACtTtli eves. whom we Wye so nod reason to admire
fred esteem a hot •e hope lo be able to lay Is before sot
Itrotlers io-orrien,w, owl io a fewfurther bibles
the Ina/ of obligation ander Matti we hogs We Wog

lain.
The within, Mthe Chireumsw Cowiertews. we rhould be
glad were reshered it-elesa. We de (blab Ise Mile Isom
rims has bees pall is monies dies wsberrsbesll. If lids aerie
reduces mu geed efhwrs. we wlll publish ibe Paper seder
Ow permission sif abridpiep is is Howe small degree.

Oil, UP sTOCKS Tlll
RAJA Sleet 116
!per Vow Kea. espi
!per 641 661 67
31 per Ce.e. 741 74
pre Cent. 110
Crow* few

11)A V ‘r (nip. 11•11.00.
5 per Cont. '411.1 Win;
lodes 14..04. pr 2 pee.
Lew 4me 17 1.164
Fladirquer 11416 dia.
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1111111tIr mom). occitsseco 3, 18111.
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Nothing se could soy would so well describe the
critical condition of the country as no &beim epos
it in both Maws of Parliament last eight. The Mi-
nisterial Papers, howeve►, have spoken so heating.
ir of Reformers, and so eselliegly at the measures
of their masters, that they most etpect that hour
will be apt:lewd, Walt obliterated, and discontent
pet deign by law and the sword: ohm all, they
sink with such levity of tbeceercion that is shoal to
he exercised, and of its effects, that we suspect they
are rrrrr tty informed that the deeply celeured paint-
ing of the disturbed districts is greatly attenuated
anti partly invented. We know, however, the state
of unin's minds in every pert of the kingdom, and
iodate of the sentiments of the lioneerable Mem-
ber for Way, which were so begutifolly and
pathetically espresso!, that we ate sorry we could sot
give them at fell length is oar report. " Were t►ese
measures (he asked) calculated to asks the SOD-
reign happy and the People satisfied ? No, their ef-
fect would be, as it had Messy, been, to keep up a fe.
fetish and suspicious feeling between the Crew's and
its subjects. There was woofs% boding in the trom.
poisesy silences( loch a people as the English, who
'bed always been used to write and speak their opi-
nions wit► the utmost freedom—lpso Menai, lord.
When treason lurked in the eyeebecause captious bad
fled from the lip, then was the lime for a Govern-
ment to meet doom. A Panes reduced to this
condition by his Ministers, might very justly tens
round and reproach them for depriving him of that
chief glory which this earth coed •lord him—the
confidence of a free people." They bees nearly
done all this; and they sill be sere to WA the
work alter the MOO manner I I
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We ere struck with lorries, way, obsoletely
shocked, in observing it reported from the Debates
in the How of Commons lest night, that the Ilion.
Member for Worcestershire bed said, that the RADI-
CAL RUMMERS lie grater* Slid rebels spinet the
State ! We sincerely ho
pe there IS SO sever In this
respect, sod that the nephew of so esteemed an
nodes SO Use a patiiot, Sad so great as oraastad

to his country, will explain himself thereon : for It
is a creel denunciation, if mode, and the denouncer
will here drawn upon himself a heavy responsibility.
While many of the rand sentiments of a former
Lord of Ilsocar will be remembered, this coarse
one of his descendent will net be forgotten. Trai-
tors to the State! Aye. to the corrupt stele of the
Representation ; befit Mr. LYTTILTON oceans nil.
ors to their country, which his words would imply,
we peen let the assertion pan ancentradicied, for
we know Runty who *Dodd reform the evils of the
State to t►e very root (which gives rise le the doe-
minatien of Rodecal), who proved their love for
(their country by iteetleivocal actions, long before
this llon. Colleens was bora, and who have con-
tinued
to this very hoer to demonstrate the same at.
'tamest to its honour, interest, and welfare! Ile
has ant, we trust, caught this opinion from any one
of the family Into which he has so honourably allied
himself. • Gentlemen assembled in legislative who.
lily ha St. Stephen's Chap►l, msy declaim ntsjesti.
ally, bat they are not quite equal to t►e Gods sit.
Cog I. their awful temple, d ing poor mortals
in angry thunder to the pains and penalties of their
implacable wrat►.

On the wood reading of the for preventing
Seditious ?sleeting% last eight, in the Sleets of
Coremoss, the morello's en the division oere—For
the wood reading, 351—Against h, 123-31.jority,
223.

EXTRACT OF A LETTF.R FROM MR. HARMER.

AlasrbeAer. Dee.l. 1319.

6' Dun G.—Yee of coarse learnt the fete of our
meting. against the Coroner, oat Monday last, sod
linetalltss, anticipated that he would gladly avail
himself of elm advantage afforded him by the de-
termination of the Court to break op the In-
quest altogether; and this coarse I have every
ream to believe be will adopt ; for on my going to
the Star Inn ells morning, previous to the time sp.

pointed for the reromption of the proceeding', I was
told that ao hyped was to be held there, that every
thing respecting it was at en tad, and the doer was
aorrnontletd by soteral of the Yeomanry sod their
isrociatel. I waited until I sew Mr. HAMM, who
confirmed whet I had before heard ; ho said that Mr.
FilleAWD wee Net etritoll at Manchester, bat Ire hod
received a letter from his to say, that all which had
•aken place was a manly, and t►at according to the
instructions he had received, hi hsd given notice to
'he Jail that they were not wanted, cud some of
them had gone home shoat their Wain's*. Ile
mid, that Mr. FeeRAVO would be cer.
tsinly down here 10-morrow, and I pressed him to
otsle what he knew r►specting the Coroner's lawn-

'ions, by seyleg. es the error Was *stiffly Ids owe,
he would sorely seek to remedy it as qairkly as pos.
.lhle, by accompanying She Jury. and, after taking
with them • view of the body, reading over
.be depositions to the witnesses, by wbkh moons
the error •ireld be rectified without soy material
IMO of time. Mr. LIATTTS, littwerer, was vary
reserved, sod said, he andel est tell what were Mr.
FEaIaWD'S intentioes, escept thus far, 66 that If he
lid go on, be would begin ell over spin, and praised
regolaily." This I gee pretty well eederstand. If he
proceeds at all, • sew Jury, such es our opponeets
can rely me to f their views, will be usalwowed,
end such restrklions imposed as will provost the foil
disclosure of facts, or timed. of public jestire being
obtaioed. Ifs new Jury be summoned, so satisfied am
that this will be the result, that I shall certainly ab
stain from all Interference, and leen the Coroner and
his Woods to follow their own course. The Yeomen
are sn overjoyed at being enespectedly relieved from
their impending peril, that their visitation and ins..
lines haws no booted.. They loudly Mont and insult
every one who gave evidence before the Coroner, or
took any pert in exposing their delinquency—for-
gettieg that, although the proceedings ate annulled,
they are not thereby absolved either from the charge
of moral torpitede, or the legal conseq aof
their violent acts.
66 If the report of the proceedings in the King's
Bench be correctly stated ID the Newspapers, there
most be either a misrepresentation or miscorcep.
Orin of facts; for I see It asserted that the Deputy
examined witnesses for several days, and then the
Coroner come in and took up the business without
re.sweering the Joey avid wlturstm. This is quite
contrary to the troth, for Barret did sot SWIMS
or examine one witness ; sod the first step taken
by Ftaaano when ha attended was to swear the
Jury; sod baying ascertained that they bed all
see. the body, he gumm' swore all Me witnesses
pranged, before Me ore their testimony." y g

Of the live Bills now before the politic, we will not
'Hermit to disciiminate which is the leant or most ne.
cestery, or the least or most ribnesimes to the feeling.
of every E•glishtasn, who loves his coestry for
other motives than the profit he derives from piece
or ratite. Each and every of these measures is a
lividly bastion into the wind of • Briton. Ile tern
ii, it the initialise destrection of ell that has far
centuries been raising the strength, the renown, and
the pride of his Petrie obese eeeee lending nations.
The High Bailiff of Westminster het egrerl to the
1 Rileisition for a Meeting, and it is sepposed that
Wednesdsy nest will be keel upon.
Oa Wedeesday last, Mr. Joutt listen?, who was
Chairmen et the late Public Meeting at Burnley, was
eppreheeded ea s cheep of sedition.