The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

keep up the price of corn, which is so essential
fictitious rentals ; 'tis a folly for men of great ,
property to buoy themselves up with such puerile
they must fall their rents 50, instead
cent. ; in fact they must be reduced to the
they were in previous to the crusads.against
ties of France. The sooner it is done
while the Farmers have any part of their
left. Landlords may look at the thing in
every form they think proper, they may
maximum or an opening of the ports wii
eyes, 'tis all in vain ; if they do not
end speedily they will suffer for their own
temerity. No doubt, they count upon the h
she (raja, but they do not value upon the
old Corn ; nor suppose that bad bread must
se well as good. The state of trade at pretest
either acceptable to the working classes,
principal consumers, and the price must
by the scarcity of money in the hands of the
large. There is little risk in asserting that'
never arrive at its former high prim, Woe
extraordinary issue of small genaltalowe..'
to be hoped, will never take place. ,
Mr. COMM'? has so ably bsed)ed this *Pet,
in his famous publication (Paper egeeei•t
has opened the eyes of the country at large.
a few remain blind to conviction, it must
reading the work alluded to, or from their
ral stupidity.

In another column will be found a edpy
correspondence that has taken pine. ben
BCRT WI Lsorr and his Royal Highness the
You, since the arrival of the Gallant
London. The banh and unrelenting refusal
Sir Rountree reiterated demand for as
into bis conduct, cannot fail to rouse the
animate the zeal of every independent I
behalf. To evince the sentiment that
throughout the country on the treatment ,
rienced, we shall take occasion to select some
from the country papers we receive; and
sent an extract relative to the point in qni
'as of those provincial journals which
none in respectability and spirit—the
coy :
The Courier has been foolhardy enough ,
" the Country APPROVICS PULL! AND UNEQUI
the dismissal of Sir Robert Wilson ; and then,
anticip ttion of the opinions that may and
nut c d on the transaction, both in and %.
House, he says, when bespeaks of the Country
not mean to include the Electors of Sontl.
Whigs, nor the Radii ale. " With these matt
tions' he asserts " there is only one opi,
This is an assertion and a concession whit'
not have expected from any one, but —a
deduct the Electors, the FM" and the Radicals,
how many would remain whose opinion on or
tion would be worth asking? but if this Or
remainder alone constitute the country, why
Electors, the Whigs, and the Radicals steeped
very ears in taxes to support the credit and
a country of which, when it snits their oppressors,
are to be told they do not form a part?
IVe do not mean to deny to the King
the exercise of his undoubted prerogative,
any or all of his officers; but it should not be
that he enjoys this prerogative for the benefit
fur the oppression of his people; and for the r
ciao of it Ins Ministers are responsible, not
packed from tax-consnmere, but to the country
including Electors, Whip, and Radicals.
If Englishmen are to be punished without
of an appeal to those laws, which, they
'tidally and impartially. admiatitered, and ,
of which they have assisted, personally or
presentatives, we are living under a despotism.
English; Constitution is changed ; our persons
longer free, nor our property secure. The
Sir Robert Wilson from a Connnis,
purchased at an expense of six thonsa)
and the earl:sac to grant him an open in
the face of the country, where he would h,
milky of confronting his accusers, and ram
tion given on oath privately administered,
require no colouring to make them righti,
a man thus treated may be ruined in his form
wily way be thevictints; but, in the eati
honest thinking men, his CUARACTER
beyond the reach of such malice. The
him reparation, which, in this instance, we
nobly fulfil ; and the (plant Oeneral wir
from the malignant influence of his detractors.
the probable motives of the Commander-in-Chic'
fusing Sir Robett Wilson a Court-martial
now enter ; but we have been reminded by,
eat of a Commander high in rank, who, when
of a fair and honourable trial was about to -
reputation a character of 'moral turpitude ,
have rendered, him unfit for farther service,
witted to sod 140 retigoottine
[RETRAIN' nv A 'ATTU FROM BOSTON,
We see iefornsed that the American
Curt of Brazils bas terminated, in conseisence
removal of that Court to Portugal, and "
plena, Esq. Charge des Affaires will
to America. Captain Cobley who arrived
Aux Cayes, brings information that
piratical boats have their principal rendesvoss
Tiberon, (the west of Hispaniola,) and •
blesonle, causing great depredation
foreign Commerce. Indeed, few vessels
scription escape their vigilance, and w►
board a vessel they arc sure to rob. It,
:stained quiet at Aux Cayes, but there
depression of commerce.
[EXTRACT or a {ATTU RECEIVED PRO?;
UORNING.]
But little of the last year's Cotton remain M
aWill
shipped, but the growing crop promises to be
le*
LIVERPOOL., OCT. 4.--Copy of a Treasery
trat'
relating to the importation of Wood trine pritishl ,
n rie colonies :
lianbratyaChraempradberegintt" Selpts
Onsertxmax.—lt having :*ill
Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Tres'sri:

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