The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

The Hoe. Colonel 1011011 then stepped forward and
said, that he had thought it his duty to attend that day
to hear the sentiments of the meeting upon the import-
est subject which bad been under discussion. He could
oily assure them that he would most readily concur in
any measure capable of mitigating the present distresses.
—(Hear.)
The following RYsokition -as then put and carried-
-12. That the Members for the City, and for•the 80.
roughs within the County, respectively, be also requested
to support the prayer of this Petition.
Masks were then voted to the High Sheriff; and the
meeting was dissolved.

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THE CZATEIVIAIt ic"

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tie Noble Lord objects to make a Dictator of Marque.'
Waxxassmr." Wbatoiladoeirer of the Coastiastion all
at owe! He would not have a seemed Dictator to io-
ta*, on his own power. Two Suns cannot shine in
one aresanteat ; Oh, no I His genial beams alone must
wads the political soil of Omit Britain. The people
would not bear a Dictator. However incredulous we may
be to Ms Lordship's ipse dizit, we agree with him on this
polo. Still, be expressed "great repugnance at the sus-
peasion of the Habeas Corpus Act." Here we may pause
before we laugh out, as it is stated, the House did. " If
these Bills did oot apply to one district they would to
another." Admirable meanie!, I It reminds no of a
drunken fellow, who upon knocking down his wife.
was asked, whet he did then for f when he coolly re-
plied, hest she should deserve it. Bat the best of the
jibe was, when his Lordship was penned up in a cor-
aer, on the insufficiency of the Lord-Liestesionre de-
spatches to warrant such measures, he availed him-
self of the old trick, a That his MAJESTY'S Ministers
Sit, that they should betray their duty to their coon-
. eyrd Marquess Watamstmv, if they were to expose
Iffieea details he lied submitted so the Crowe, sloe
which these Bills were founded."—" The Bills before
the Mouse were prepared by the present Irish Jitter-
eepaiterel (PaurnterT) sad approved by the Noble
Marquee." This certainly is very tree. So because
a Special Pleader prepares a Bill according to order.
tbariaciples of that Bill must be unobjectionable!
Bravo, my Lord, gee ere de ivy fir bewitching them
whether good Armoured or cog.
Titi Ultra will sestinas to argue as if want of
money was the cause of the farmer's distresses. It Is
want of money which is the came, inasmuch as too
mach mosey is takes from him for taxes sad rents.
But ft is not want of capital, it is net a west of the use
of a sapient sum of mosey, which is to be remedied.
To suppose that, was Lord favaaroox's blunder, when
be tamed ive millions, by way of loan, to the far-
moss. The whole mosey received annually, by the
oesapiers of lead, for the produce of their farms. will
aft pay the whole mama' outlay by nearly the amount
of all the rests. No redaction of rests, therefore,
will relieve the farmer's distresses : dear are bet two
ways to relieve Mm—by roductioa et taxes, as will
as rests; (Irby inseam of the pride of his pre-
dace. It is asknowledged, almost universally.
that the war prima mart be obtained. If they could,
thee, pried would be the dastenetlea of ear forage
eeenmeree ; sad. Without that, agricultural produce
mould not obtala the prim it even sow does. Reds&
tioa statics, therefore, is aimlessly nesessary, to re-
move tie farmer's distresses; sad aetblog else cue ac-
oemplisb that object. We lave said dm same Mag.
elect, marry these; bat it samara be too olloo•ro•
for it is a trek the yam& kootriodio

I leetieery where prim- b Iterlf se the pigsty
seeders whisk formal? Weed the (matey. The
Ulm, frenetic hew crippled his ewe argsweate base

billlllol4l.llllllolllllW to Mr. lIIICAZDO ht aid. Mr. *tent-
se's fa s ease which demands respect, as aa able political
sosemdst. But it Is proof .f the Ultra's igeorsoce,
to /mote hiss oily where be happees to be in error:
" It hes best sadsfeeterily shown by Mr. atcaseo."
(says the Ultra) " that tusks which is imposed for
she "(mem of pay's, the fend-holier, does set ia•
Isle*, affect the prise of odds of mesumption t
for the money so raised is fairly sad certainly *speeded
by the fund•bolder in the eacosragement of industry,
and la the maintaining of these prices, by cresting a
deemed to meet the supply." This argument gees to
press, that taking away from a given number apeman
a sere& Foram of their recommit. respectively, dose set
impoverish these, if yea remise the money to seem part
of the body. Bat this is Andy as error. If six per-
sosithed la a village. Laving each lOU ryes I sad
it yes took W. a-year fres tech, see gave the
whole prided of that tax ape* thee. six to sae of
Ibbse. will yes sot alter the 'mild°. et that village ?
Tie will introduce wretchodeess sad poverty into It.
No Seeger a place dhdognished by the Mae sad cow
Mt of its hiltaldiaets. (which it was before.) it will be
diedegelsised only Isr its disuse a sot will the essfort
er episodes, of the sixth toss mush the rest. M filth*
segment. that " the *speedier the sway *Sleeted
ls loss, in the emouragesseet of isanstry. and is tb.
,sidlytaieleg high prism by creating s dossed to meet
I die 'apply," it a matramdm to the prayer of the
testi, we hare replied to that before, fee it has often
hose repeated ; sad the answer is—that it is stupid
to give limey oat of your feeds, to pashas OWN*
on 'loan to bay your pods, sad se oeseenge your
Whaley, and keeper the priesof your omemedities. You

seasidi (is may use) Net back ill the mosey yea were
me likeNsh at Arse ee give ; bet yea will eat de that, for
the beteg skim yea ham papered with year po-
tato gifts, will p es mate ether market thee yaer
chap to lay oat the very mosey he took frees yea.
Tbe Ultra says, "T►ekw prises of spicahare are
the mils Josef, semplalaed of by the femme." We
IN, NO The fusser' &aloha the aesertioe.
Thy hare Net eat of the trammels of sash ma-
ease. They knew it ie set low plass, has the
meat of tandem, mil the mess of mats, which
male the Aplealtaeal Distresses. *mars the
am, eemyyetaban the messy yea have take from bite
is imam, mealtle the eiamlag pspekeim of the meet',
le mamas aye_ e of Ms pedlar" by amnia, them
belief 's may re subs it.. them is lame, ea.,
tbi low pelsee will bosses. edseesse se hie expedi.
ipso* le Ms asslabisenes ; or If shay will mi.
amp yips" mit be suet by As feesbnitedassio.
NM.