The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-16 00:00:00

t` he pottered wish le is doiable nese ;" they *-
beets insetted and berms down by those who ime•
dismal themselves tee far somoveJ from their indigos.
ties, to seller from it. The bolt, however, would
• fall. and they wield find it bort so sear to ;hem.**
• tir isferin these folly of its retvlbstito aid. To IS'
vett t• the Ceedideles: ewe milled himself a Whig,o
same that had boas borne by many good men. 4
W big. bowiner, was a moderate Reformer, god mew
tittrete Reform resonicl the Philosopher's Steno;
It appeared as if It coo error be ehteloed. The
People had grow* tired of the tidiceless watch, end
mashed their conjesteg Interments to the ground.-
11 was manage that the Whigs bed net tired with so
reifies" • peneit. Their pretensions were
'eeilled; they were good men, inasetech
es
they poseemed geed pleas.---Now, although
it wee multi' to arouse them frees their visions
of power -sod their bed. of reties, yet. as they
•wed them lid courtesy, they need mot be cautious
about storming them wish the hoarse cry of the
" Swinish melsitisde.” Westminster had been de-
!molested free; the right that made her so (if it
'listed at all) must be stomped ivy the same bond
that gave mats his Wog. Cursed thee be he, who
shall attempt to inscribe slave epee that nature whith
oar Maker has crested. free Ile (Mr. Wooler) ea-
peeled that aC,aselidate, professing free principles,
wueld have brio es dear as light ; if he declines to
be so, how in the name of common sense are we I.
under.tand hies. If he (Mr. W.) had occasion to
choose a representative for his affairs, be *Geld se.
Int a nets who would feel himself bound to •ork
fur him ; not one who considers the repressotation as•
family estate. Ile was astonished that Mr. Hoo-
kas.* shield thiek it necessary to qualify his deck.
titian in favour of freedom. Nealeg ought to sk-
ived them, sear should and one be condemned unheard.
He wools! refer to Mr. Hebhuese's densities' of Re.
feels ; but first of all to his owe. He supposed that
what they meant was to reform the obese. that clops
below, es well es them which sheet above; be sop.
posed that is tech cases they wished to vase them.
Hives good gardeners, aid leave nothing uororrectedi.
Whet does Mr. Ralsheeee mean by his trinities's' to
epproach as sear es possible to Universal Sofres,
end Anneal Parliaments? Mr. Hobbes+, does not
integiee, that 0101 is the golden *ember for the
years of a Parliament's doubtless. The ots4t
ef the adveasses of Universal Suffrage was to a
a prieetple wide 'sough to hided, all possible evils,
sod suck es "meld leave lien objeCtitin uososwered.—
According to Mr. Hebboase's plan of conduct, he
might divide the differeocia with the Whigs, and pre.
peso Parliaments of the duration of we years am,
els smooths. The weeps's. had been draw* from the
armory of Major Cartwright, which were no.
using in the coolest. On ON side they bed pis/foot
*aperient*, es the other only premises. es mach to
,be tressed to es s soon-light whoa timid' are paste
log. He hoped he should meet them en other daps
—(Cries of Boors day, every dept!)—thou gh, NM
the (libelist, /Coop, be had nothing to give them bet
his yoke; that heariner should be always at their
•eirevice. While be lived—
" --No tick or s.ble knave
5h.,•14 wells is peace and credit te his grave."
The greeter part of this speech, which was access.
pealed and concluded with greet applause', eras
.speken after the secession of the day-light, or we
*tumid base reported it more empty.

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STATESMAN.

LONDON:

iv a*. MIS* CA a T 16, 1810.

Although a great loony subjects were brought for-
ward yesterday is the Rouse of Commons, es many
29 would almost make a catalogue, yet they were all
of minor import, end deserving no other notice thus
they will have in the ordinary perusal of the Perlis.
mentary proceeding. To the business of Covent.
garden Election, indeed, the attention of the
cannot but be irresistibly drown at this critical period.
The Committee* of Election on the popular side of
she qeestion ere laboriously and laudably employed
in endeavouring to gratify the wishes of the Public,
impatient to ism confidential Representatives,
who will contend sinfully in the Great Coon.
cal of the Nation fir removing the grievances ander
which the bulk of the People have too long lain.
The task of the Committee would have been mach
more ogreeebl, sad light, and more auspicious, if the
Cr ndidate of their adoption had med. his declaratioo
of faith a little Ins ambigeoes. Much more in this
;roped will he required and esseted from aspirants to
seats in Parliament, then has hitherto been the prac-
tice. The People have not been well dealt by in this
regard, they will and ought to be more observant of
the condoet of tbon they treat in what so ',initially
°acorns Uses.

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1.7 nit to giro • tors for Sir F. Ilardott's man," says Now, if we eh
1, 1 WiloAl%, .nbowies. he who deserts an old friend ,dapeet oar Brads,
* ought not to he %imparted ;I do not like a soak* is actor of the pr
t`‘. gnu." What Mr. ilototroose calls names, bell&
°u
sushi to be raiders himself. Ile preferred M; 1 —es-1" acre'
T.awb„ who wig an opium pigmy, to Mr. Hobbes's., There "P "
who was a soaks. nn the gress.—iDuring the whole of Mae Cssrozan
the km. speech, Nr.11410101 continued his speech; , bowls by which I
e" '11"11°4' 6"v". srmis'iled as. Is Siva 1M fellowiag the dl
prefrmwer• to Cr elsarits.l tiering to the eel;
Mr. Woo Lea's Immo was lowdly called for—he
'loloeseed edawrillotry. The Mortars of Westminster personsvbob.
aght is think sod speak with freedom and troth; scaler are them
• • we (O'er **pried was becoming to an Englislimas, sod eminent in ti
'spatially ibeetwiten Only a few 1111111111141sernaitrerl t• called ley (heal
• then.. there wore three Casididatrs, upon whoa garstiss, is said
they were called apse to jade.; his hoped that they
thousand in nue
',old do it with sasority. They should so longer
ti las no Hawaii wish la • ilmiat•Le moss ." their had . assembly wig W