The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-01 00:00:00

volution, the Omlama Council was thought se sek
beof &elm*. Sweaty-two of its
ben formed a part of the Convendela Cutraititese.tioi
transferred the Crewe to the Prince of ?L.
Common Conseil of Leedom once Made the wed
sore of the Hoe. Gentlemen opposite tremble la 6Th
seats, and they would do so again. Me Medisrul
to be a very important case, !meanie GM Wass mem
have an oppertaulty here of marking their kohl%
of the new principle of the present Ministers
Cato the
to introducen military govermenttato the *to.
lie was sorry to see so little consideration for the eity;
of the.peeple amongst some of the Gentlemea oath
other side. HR heard, for Instance, a Noble ion% to
other sight, declare his opinion, that a member enr,,
countrymen wore ready to commit perjury*, ant teu
premien was followed by a loud cheer. He swayask
him, did the Noble Lord know that the riveasallido
to were disposed to commit perjury? •He shealato,
thought that the word was wholly I napplicable sa tete&
casion, fur there was a great difference bees*,
liciussly sweating to that which a petsoa hes 9,
be false, and swearing to that which he eaemo
to be tree. For his own pert be was pretest it the
scene of tbe loth of August, and he must declare gig
he would bare toned the greatest difficulty is ark,
guishing some eaten whom he saw that day asphy,i
upon service. .Bat to return. The hake ooglicbii.
restigate the matter of the allegations of the pew"
the table. They ought to selte every °ppm*sf
showing their dislike of the improper interference es
military power. What were the military fee? lye,,
they for cut tit% the throats of the people?—(A halo
If not, were th ty to be encouraged by itapeoity hub
greasing the lints of duty which the constitatioa ef tk
country market oat for them? With refereseets es
corrsepondesce of the Shari. with Lord BatlYeatt
could only say, •that it wooldilMilser. from the idols t*
nor of his Lordabip's conduct in We matter, teat Ib
Lordship dif' sot think the Sherif almost worthy eha
answer. However, owe thing kis Lordship pygeask
and that was us institute an tawdry knit the suitct_
Now he (Mr. IL) asked no more thus that *am
should redeem this pledge.

Mr. Secretary PORI. said he would assure finite.
Gentleman opposite that be was not urged to Weal.
ferent view oft his Matter front that of the Hosserilk
Member, by any wish to criminate Mr. Sheriff lfaiti.
man. He email, eater easily into all the feelinp d the
honourable and Bellsat Member behind him, wham
so anxiously, and with so much laudable sessibifityie
the honor of the corps to which he belosged, caßsi fir
i ry ; bat nisci as Ice inspected the lecher
Gal taut Friendisedi4lll 'est comsat to let them prenil
over the objections :141(11 be artertaised spine le
proposition. iloch Retold he adacide is Asian
of the Worthy Alders.. sear him, who peeped •is
gni ry out of a (Unit!. ttsemipitatt the (hence
grounds gneds %ion w
iiipk tie queedes meted wag the,
namely, Was t hers say thing is the speech oldie Ike
thy A biomass *be opeead Akin 'eskjeet,er la tireer
clients connected wS aeßrite left WO
ought to peemstleliwse le desk,
ey course, and a
were al lesretiods mess ps
sena. sad _ Illseektlitmeelt U tast
/WI. Bet wart ildidetted &Leh@ evilleeie whit ri
presented to bile? Ibis proof of lig trait sI
these ellegntiolistsla that,*
after mud nos
atios, he bad roaclusiee,
at=
this es parecerbelasaa *hewed that tic
were sot foe Jeute--(4;aies et. bear. ker.}
An isqutry berm imeddited he the Swam
Skase. mad . bedsits= Islas sistitlit dew be
would met keelkowsiteibies
forte hies, s suilidient anemone the ease of the PAWL
He would set take advantage of the objection Addis
evidencwwwrlsreven Is on oath, Ife would mire
all- *eels **mks* and treat the testimony of do pre
ties esamisml by the Cemperast Council as heist hi
vend seder Ai tildienthis of an oath. He adeitul
that the subject wee ea* of great impertame. Ner,
Sit of all, be would ask. is reference to the softie
which the Committee of the Common Conseil condeend
this examination why were individuals called ipso 1.,
state the exvessions of others? Why not call the ptit•
cipals themselves? Thus, for instance—referring to in
passage alluded to by the worthy Alderman seas tie.
the Committee were content to hew such Infirmly ts
the following:— (l of Thomas Olifij—.
that I know was, that 1 was in company with a friesi
of mine, on Monday or Tuesday evening, and he sad
that he had bees into the shop of a person of the same
of Crabb, and heard a man of the came of Propetjahk
or his may, tell Mr. Crabb that he beard a morreald
the Life Guards say—' Ll—a Alderman
.Waithmas;
are prepared for .him, and bar.• got a ball rest, fo
him."'—{Much lauglateg.)—Now Isere was a se
giving evidence as toss expression which be hewitY
other say thad lie hoard another man use. Whr sa
' have Proper)shat himself before them ? Why. seine*
Ms man before they cosidented to publish Nish a poor
as this? And AA win the general character of :le
whole examinadon. Bat to come to the allegation'
The House neeil scarcely to be informed that the ,jr
turbence out of ;lick this Petition arose took pitted
the faunal of two men who unhappily lost their int'
on the 14thof Aagest ; that the bodies of those sr
I Winans perms'. were buried at Hammersmith, and
ihse
the feseral secession passed by the Barrack' d
Kaigktebrikraw He Ismented extremely that, as tier
meraumth bad ben resolved upon as the place of hind
on this sosesierat a parish, by the war, to which its
two eshaptcr see did not belong: that suSrieutii,ll
enee had act been used to avoid the particular tine
way which had been preferred upon that occasion.
first allegatiou of importance contaised in the letter.
Mr. Sheriff Walthasan to Lord Bathurst was is the ;J"
lowing effect b--
The funeral. is coneetpterice of these plealtiett'
passed the Barracks is an orderly and quiet 111,(
marked by no other premium circumstance this that
shriek being thrown from the Barracks, which 1,
near sly horse, and wounded, as I am infortnetl,3F"''
girl."
Now, before the worthy SberAf gave publicity to "'.l'
a statement as this—and he (Ale. Peel) was sure th.ft.c.,e,
Sheriff believed it.ite be correct—before he repel
important a fact, m was incumbent on hits to nod t"
whether or set a brick had been actoally throes 0_
the barrack walk audit a girl hail been hurt !min's('
quince. If a brick was thrown, and an injury
one was the result, no doubt it was a
interference
called fur the isterferpce of the proper ea thorit!. 7,
in truth, therelnal not one word of r videnre
apace
matter. Indeed the letter of Mr. Mortimer did rOl,
the following words —•• The only provocatior et;
tomtit, on its paiessige thither, was accede:we
brickbat being thrown, as it was said, from th 1817;
at Knightsbridge, by the individual who prodri,
you. and who appeared to be cut by the cam°.
Cher or not the individual here smitten of was tr,
mentioned is the letter of Mr. Watchman. /10
ksow ; hat there was not the least evidence tested
truth of the allegation. It appeared. certshal•
(cursdo
of . *Adam" that a women had bees tro_oM
. bet it must hisrlbbteas that this coold two be the,r,';st
alluded to In OldNletter of M 4. Waithetan—linf.r—e,*
the woman stakeli Of in the evidence was, 6' 11,_•tfig
P.) would Inr, we-fielded on the returo of the 74,,
and also beefily(' alse did not answer the ictorith."'

trhv'oonelmie:finootrnaitiedtvehessOoeinooepaefrits
oerropteteoehecost. inlserraty:weasnt:theeiwolavairgletesotteististityti.ll9,4
transferred the Crewe' to the Prince of
Common Conseil of Leedom once hade the pes,„, Tilt
son of the Hoe. Gentlemen opposite tremble la --ILL
seats, and they would do so agate. de enoilyand--",,_
to be a very important case, !weenie tie Has wail"
have an °pariah! here of marking their dakoili
of the sew principle of the present Ministers
to introduce naoilitary government into the 'Z'
lie was sorry to see so little consideration for the 4',
of the yap!, amongst some of the Gentlernee ai A.
other side. Br heard, for instance, a Kale loii:;::
other sight, declare his opinion, that a neekron;
countrymen were ready to commit perjury, and Kis
premien was followed lay a loud cheer. Hews*
oak
him, did the Noble Lord know that the dhlv9
to were disposed to commit perjury? • rerasehostahoe
thought that the word was wholly I napplicable ss the.
casion, fur there was a great difference bemoan ,
liciossly sweating to that which a pesos ham,.
,
be false, and swearing to that which he kri,,O"
to be true. For Ms own pert be was preset a; the
scene of the 14th of August, slid he must declare that
he would hare toned the greatest difficulty in ihrit,
guishing some oaten whom he saw that day esisfro
upon service. Bet to return. The hake osabii,
restigate the attar of the allegatioas of the polio,.
the table. They ought to seise every topper*: 0
O showing their dislike the improper interference 14
military power. What were the military fee? We,
they for cutting the throats of the people?-(A Ingo
If not, were th.ty to be encouraged by healthy iamb
gressleg the lite of duty which the aesthetic's ef he
country marked at for them? With terminate no
correepoadesce of the Sheriff with Lord Bathansk
could only say, Ihat it waltripjlear, from the delft*
nor of his Lordalsip's conduct on this matter, that his
Lordship dif' set think the Sheriff almost worthy sha
answer. However, one tblig his Lordship peguak
and that was to institute an tawdry into the stsj;;;,_
Now he (Mr. H.) asked no more than that iham
should redeem this pledge.
Mr. Secretary POI% said be would assure Woe.
Gentleman opposite that he was not urged to Until.
ferent view oft his Matter from that of the Hosterolk
Niettalaer, by any wish to criminate Mr. Sheriff Wield
man. lie email, enter easily into all the feelisp ihe
Honourable an4l Gelled Member behind him, deem
so anxiously, and with sw touch laudable sesoihifityht
the honor of the corps to which he belonged, east fir
inquiry; bat mooch es Ito respected the lecher sf iii
iial taut Friend -di* at comoset to let then peal
over the object ions 'diktat he entertained avoid le
proposition. ?leek /a Retold he coincide is ate
of the Worthy Alderman sear bite, who preset Asia
goiry out of a desik Wapitis the Osman Cosa-
The grenade %ion artipil/4.lie question rested ma a,
namely, Was t are any thief( is the speech dile Fee
thy Aldertnam stiso opeeedihis 'aehjeset,er is drew.
meets connected wi beta 14/4111111114 WO
•. .- .
ought to proyatiaozip he desk.
ry aerie, ad ilbties
.
ware allesratimis let e11id614.6 alma
des. sad pertineleighillo llloodttheseit be hitt
deny. Bet whoa heliollioll iiihe diliteare whit d
presedod to hits; ell BM Freer of the odd eVi.
these allegetiollsPklk that, lifter much earns
atioa, he had home s , .eaclusioa,
aitst:
this es peteesiwt4ests. skewed that tic
were not foe be Jeete--o;eies et. hear, hoer.)-
Am inquiry hems imitated be the grasesay of
Sea, sued healvieso seta 94Ittlfadme he
weed net ' koettaMtnibiti
fore hie, leolialmot seater to the ease of the raw
He would nut take advantage of the objection that
evidemeerwerStreren In on oath, ife mask min
allsuelo **edges, and treat the testimony of the est-
ties nomad hy the Canna Council as beige ilet
vend seder *1 oldklathen of an oath. He doisul
that the subject war one of great impertatee. Nee,
fieet of all, be would ask, is reference to the nails
which the Committee of doe Common Conseil condeee4
this examination why were individuals called yes '•'
state the exvessions of others? Why not call the pm.
cipals themselves? Thos, for instance-referrise to in
passage *Hushed to by the worthy Alderman Neu hie.
the Committee were content to heist such testing as
the following;-(llYaseimatioo of Thomas Glifij-. Ali
that I know was, that I was in company with a fried
of mine, on Mendel or Toroidal- evening, and he a
that he had Mee into the shop of a person of the wet
of Crabb, and heard a man of the came of Yroperjehs,
or his man, tell Mr. Crabb that he heard a corpersid
the Life Guards say-' U-n Alderman
.Waithmaa; 0
are prepared for him, and hay.• got a ball naafi%
him."'-{Mush lialightilf.)—Nuw here was a se
giving evidence as sea expression which be heads,
other sat thud he hard another man use. Why el
have Properjobt himself before them ? Why. net em
Ms man before they caudated to publish nth a plane
as this? And AA who the general character of :le
whole exyminadoe. Bat to come to the allegations-
The,nueral of two men who unhappily lost their line
on scarcely tpoebteitii,nofoßrTrn,
wok
pie
that thel it
i ,
t
on the 1411 of Aignst ; that the bodies of those one
hr b f
ciente pores.. were buried at Haminersoitb, and that,
the femeral secession passed by the Barralo 0
finightabeidgeow He Weeded extremely that, as liee
wreath bad bre resolved upon as the place of bend
on this twelmiono a parish, by the way, to whirl' t, .
two unhappy ma did mot belong: that suScirati4,4l.
ace bad at been used to avoid the particular Ilse of
way which had been preferred upon that occasion. I-1,,
first allegatioe of importance eoutaised in the letter, ''
Mr. Sheriff Walthusaa to Lord Bathurst was to de ~i'
lowing effects-
" 'lle funeral, is comaqaeriee of these et...------'''..__.
passed the Barracks in an orderly and quiet 11,71(
marked by no other peculiar circumstance 1100 T 0
a brisk being thrown from the Barracks, which
near my horse, and wounded, as I am infortsed.sr°t, '
girl."
a statementN ovbefo,,re ththiesw_oarntthiyii:bgrgeearle) p„•,,blsicuiretytlehm.l
Sheriff believed it_ito be correct-before he irs•,
important a fact, minas incumbent on him t Wm
whether or at a brick had been actoally throe:o7l
the barrack walk ambit • girl had been hurt ' It: •7„,
qsence. If a hetet was thrown, and an injury LI
sue was the POSIlli, no doubt it was a eireumstawer,
called for the interference of the proper sothorite• g:
in truth, there*Witi not one word of evidence spa
matter. Indeed the letter of Air. Mortimer did
.001
insult, on its pattssige thither, was occrsior
fir'!„.
the following words I -•-•• The only provocation f1.7°,... ,
brickbat being thrown, as it was Said, from th re .If,
at Knightsbridge, by the individual who prodr°, 16.
you, and who appeared to be cat by the eam44,._ 01
thee or not the individual here salvo of east!! 0
mentioned is the letter of Mr. Weidman, ko ,1 oo
.I,*
know; but there was mot the least evidence trwio
truth of the allegation. It appeared, certsioll'i.
"Ire* of 44 *Adam" that a woman had bree.ereS-
bet it must birthday that this (*sold toot be "1r.:3
alluded to le 4MNletter of Mt Waltman -tirst
the woman stateliest in the evidence was, : bed,
P.) would their, wounded on the retorts of e!..7. it,
"d algo *Us she did sot answer die ictoriew'