The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-31 00:00:00

To rut EDIJOK or Too STATESMAN.

Sta.-1 am a poor man, one of the Lower Orders.
111 a member of a ►eligions society I roctiwed thank.
fatly the gift of a Bible, which informs me to take
the Lord's name is wain h a crying sin. Now, Sir, on
the p►rusal of the Times previous to the Manchester
Meeting, I read a copy of a placard posted op in the
(moot's,. which ethicist'., with these words—" Fear
Cuts and honour the /Imo." In these 'ventral times,
twit', Sir, what am I to understand by this ? It
it moan', that unless I do all I ran to uphold a sys.
tem founded on perjury. or am an enemy to it, I am
to eapect the anger of a holy and jest Gott. and pa-
visited by man for dishonouring my Kies? If so.
what am I to think of oar below's] Monarch, as I
tar► been told, who refused to set his "abject. this
irsample. and rather than polio', himself and Arend
Lill COM parted with his favourite Minister Prr",
immortalised by this art his own name, and engrafted
esteem and veneration on the hearts of all his honest
■wl loving auhjerts? If, Sir, lam in error, he so
kisol. dumb the medium of you Paper, to set me
right.

n. 0. M
Mr of Slit LOIS Cl' 0141e1S.

TILE PRINCFSS OF MILES.

An En,liah Gentleman arrived in town a week nr j
Iwo *ion.. frnm rov, wish • 'period oni•sion I
renni her ItAvel Withers% the Princ•st of Wale. ; elan
with ingerverion• In 'refines te•9l.•tnen. Iler saddler
tereiveil order' In wi.h all po'libl•
a fall set of awe harness for ten borers-4i f.., a
rarriage, and four for put.eiders, with appropriate
saddles. Ise.
The no., was rnmplete.l nn z::•lnrday lad : end
in a few da!s the /IMP will he .hipped far bale.
VIII It • sia.in band hien''', and is very hand.
cum.. The Plinre Regent's and the Prineem's arms I
are quartered and highly finished; the embossed
work iv rarefied nn a eery bold prnketinn, and
richly gilt; it has all the British supporters, with the
imperial Crown on the collars, the housings, the
wicker., and bridle". All the new imureventrita are
intrrolaceel with the Ileston•bit. Hawk heart. Ice.
• monodic,* all the teem.. of the ,avowal of the Prig
cm of ‘l, ales in Frame.-111teeeket Perm.)

An Evening Treasury Print, by way of proving
" that she military most have used areal caution in
their mode of dispersing the mob on the 16111," says,
that only three iristances of death base occarrell,
•` and one of those, as oar Readers know, is one'
of the ennstabks." Nothiog can more clearly shoe
the cataion of the military, those su kill three persons
(not counting the wonsoled). one of them h•ing of
their own friends! Considering the immensity of
the (fond, ** question *bother, v i!huat Sit) pirii.
eider ra•rtiorr on the part of the military, they could
have kii:ell is 'sign proportion of their own friends

than one in three.
The Consort of the Grand Dike Ntetiotts of
RUSSIA was, on the 3.1 inst., safely &tittered of a
rune's', who has received the name of SI sal..
ELOPVIENT.—On Friday last, the wife of a Gene.
rat who ranks high in the army, and who distinguish-
ed himself in the Peninsula, hot is now unfortuoately
• prisoner in the rules of the King's Boesch, eloped,
suppored to the Continent, with another grgill,ry
G•ettnman. a bosom friend and brother Officer of
her husband's. 'the Lady is Pe dof Me ac-
✓omplishments, has hitherto conducted herself with
the woes* seeming affection, and bore her husband's
misfortunes with esemplary furtitede. She is 28
'stirs of age, has been usartied but 28 months, is
mother of two childiew, and nearly allied to an so.
ti.ut roil noble limn) in the North.
Such quantities of that delicate fish, the Red Met.
let. hare been caught in Weymouth Day, that they
sell al one penny each, which formerly were sold
there et half.s.cro tett ; 5000 were taken in one night
—an instance newer known before.
DISTurISINO Sating.—Yesterday morning, about
lest o'clock, one of the parterre itt a most respectable
firm in the bop trade, in Red Lion-street, Buroegh,
pet • period to Eis raistence by placing a pistol at
she back part of bis head. which he discharged, and
whereby ts great portion of that part of the skull was
g blown off. The ado. tomtit. G•utleman lingered is
great agony for about half an hour, and expired.—
No estate can beets assigned for this transaction, es•
rept that the Gentlemsn in question bad for some
lime past exhibited symptoms of lowness of spitits
and a despondency of mind. The lamentable event
has, as may be 'opposed, plunged the numerous
branches of a most repeatable family We an sky's'
of indeser!able distress.
As the Lunn M A Yoe was shoot to retire from the
Jostice.room at the Mansion-house. on Saturday, a
bele butcher rushed before him, and said he had just
come from the market, where' party of hatchets bad
been descanting upon ?listing politics, and they had
almost unanimously declared, nay, sue of them
swore, that his Lordship was a fool ! " D—me,"
said Ise." I could not stead this, and l told one and
1111 of them" [here the fellow spoke with a voice like
thunder] "that yoe were no fool, bet a 41—d clever
fellow. and that you knew what was what !" The Loan
111 ATOU thanked him for his warm and unsolicited
sopport or his character, but trusted that, if be was
in earnest, he woold not suffer his zeal to carry him
to a violation of the peace. The butcher swore e
dreatlfol oath, that there was no prelit.g up with the
vagabonds—they had not only called his Lordship a
fool, bet a d---41 scoundrel ; and he, in return, had
sot 05517 given a fel;ots a gond tatnppin,,,,, but called
then' ill a pack of infamous radices, •nd declared, that
she lota MAAOR was no more afoul than he was him.
self ! The Loso NIATOOL recommended him to be
cool, anti, repeating hi, obligati,ruS for his defence of
his pohl,c conduct, requested him not to mil with the
mat ket politicians again. The butcher left the room.
evidently ehagrioeti, and roaring net, " I 'oppose it
I hid kicked the Reform"is to the d-1, I *horrid
live got the mime thanks."
On Sunday last a person was accidentally drown.
rd • 'oils lathing at the mouth if o‘a Shoreham liar.

from Horsham.
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bout.
Ltst week 15 cerviets were evil of
P.rrsereash, from Whence they at
tiro Soda Wales.