The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-01 00:00:00

tales produced pauperism and poor-rates,
present, from the parish of Trentham, in
of Surrey, put into his hands a paper,
acconat of the receipts and disbursements on
the poor of that palish, in the year 1652;
six years before the glorious revola•
twelve years before the beginning of Judge
great national blessing, the Funding System.
• of receipt and disbursements, made an
, follows. Twedtp:lire pounds, some odd
, collected ; eighteen permit :wine odd shil-
,spended, upon three old widows; aod, seren
• odd shilling:, left in the Overseers hand.
:ghtern pounds, or thereabouts, ass the
nee of the poor in the parish of Frensham,
about one hundred and forty years after
, had been begun and at eighty-one
they had been establi-hed in the Act of
,axe ELIZABETH. In all this time the
the parish of Frenshaut bad got up to
nub a-year at the utmost; and (hear it,
of the funding system!) they amount-
, to fiftcca hundred pounds; that
sixty times as much as they amounted
Ind you will also end, that Outer's-
have is d in much about the
proportion.—Away, then, with all the talk
-tedies for high poor rates. Away with all
. . _ _

ult; ■slrrs the remedy be, a redaction of the
'Jos of walks. Where there was one pan-
, when the late King came to the throne, there are
~froun twenty to thirty paupers: and yet, we have
',celebrating jubilees ; we have beru boasting of
and what is worse than all the rest, we have

for the last forty years, that the prosperity,
itereasing prosperity, the boundless prosperity
•coostry..was a proof of the excellence of this
of returning members to Parliament, and

proof that that Parliament did not stand

, seed of rtform. In spite, however, of the yells of
the his eaters ; in spite of the lies spread about by the
ors t.f religious tract associations ; in spite of
lessabog, of all the rumps, and all the other
moms, the people are beginning to see the
the tree light. The Gentleman who put the
4 paper into the Lands of Mr. COURETT
dinner at Farnham, had found it amongst some
'his great grandfather. He had, we dare say,
Low frequently it has been said in the Re-
that we reformers wanted nothing but to be as
as our great grandfathers were. This paper
1k him, we suppose, as a proof of the justice
•ntiment ; and be bad put it in his pocket in
•1y it to the use to which it was applied-
the useful information; these are the sort of
that ae ought to keep iu our eye ; and we
advise Lawyer SCARLET''', if be should ever
bring forward any subject of this kind, never
• a step in a statement relative to the amount
-rates aithout carrying that amount is one
the amount of the Government taxes in the

'ho Lawyer's :notion upon this occasion

for the second reading of the Bill Lord
,ruIIILACH complimented him, and ob d that if
11 should nut pass at this time. the Lawyer
deseave the that'll; of the country for bring-
the 'object before it. We thank him; for

mire semi* kid- metiow, --wry-010tIt nut
\d the opportunity of making these remarks.'
—Net appears to have been whole cart-loads
bir.ltions against the Bill, and not one for it.—
objections were made to it ; but the Law-
ieg to his Bill, said that the alterations
might be adopted in the Committee. Com-
, indeed ! The Mouse knew better, at any rate,
suffer this thing to go into a committee, which
only have prolonged the agitation and set the
trts to work ad over the kingdom, in the way
)1i against accident.. The House knew
this, and therefore, though the Lawyer was
into a state of preparation, it would seem, for

i spiriting hairs in the Committee, the !loose, by
ihng,declared that this famous bill should not be even
second time. And thus this mighty effort of the
rr comes to a c;use, without even the delightful
:Le bail' a lifetime of effort belonging to
sot Iv,' a:nusing but far less mischievous mei-
propNsed I y Doctor Primissone, Serjeant

'Low, 3;r. 31Actuvrostr, and 110 many other law-
tar the Lebetit of the next or some future gene-
As to the Education Digest uf Mr. Buoutt AM,

re i.: lope:. of hating it fairly before us this
i•ct we are again anJ, the slaves
Afrit.t vet-- to have stepped in to occupy that place
:01 wonky Lawyer.% min.' which was before occo-

er tbosr .:tAf cl ildreu awl those dear old dames
tiati become the sole ulp jects of his
;—.ks to poi•-mies, however, and us to a potatoe-
-1011, the House have the Irish labourers
134 tnily in its view for tts to be at all ap•
.ive tbot it sill beediesly into any new
Id* uou tt.cpe sabjv cts.

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tr
le.t•rs corked this 1110 r in. from M•rsrilies,
accoca:s item Smyrna, (hired .91",,
I; 641a:1 was then quiet there al..i that the lap-
?mu recLihicti before tScio with his Beet.

A file of Chartenon papers love been received
rning, (row which we extract the following:-
4:11 is voken of as the United States
xico, 31r. Poineett to Chili, Ducat's
Peri.

idt th•sian Northwest Coast Company is said to
ry C.oui id•ing condition, and tu have eon-
to than 10,00 savages to Christianity. 7 Le
the district of 31aine, expect to he cunsi-
ly knefiled by a trade to the British West

hot Town and Vati Dieman's Advertiser has
rived ibis rn‘rning le the 29th December.—
extract the following:
peon run •DYCKTIStiI or Ent I:ir n DEC.
111 lucidity last the detachments of troopv, with
ires, n:iifieers, and convicts, destined tu form
Establishment at Marquis:le harbour.
embarked un board his Majesty's Colonial brig
Leopold, and the hired brig, Sophia, the whole
der the direction of Lieutenant Cuthberson,
regiment comusani'aut, who is attune
Mr. Evans, Deputy Surveyor General ;
Surgeon Spence is attached to the Nees
et. On Wednesday the two ls sated
fair wind.

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greslitfisa pros
minty of Si
king ae account
cent of the p
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and twisty'
lASI'S great It
lUs meant of
altibition as fell
collect
rspentled,
some odd
fiat, Oren: sigh
petal opt nor of
u the end of alit
df peel•laws h
ors after they.
yt 1341 of QUSC
for.rotes of the
illy 25 pounds
re advocates of
SJ, last
to say, to sit
102; anJ
rent taw hat
star proportion
out remedies f:
is talk ; sullen
.tefral man of i
Awe the la
.?froze tweet 3
iecelebrating
Airs; and wh
ffo told for tin
iaereasing
et the caustryo
pool male of r
&complete proof
is seed of reform
rheleveaters ;
promoters hf reli
ell the humbug,
Illsw.reforosero,
nig is the tem
elerementioneed
mile dinner at
pars of his gre
steamed Low
that we r
MI air as Otlf
LI struck him.
seutimen
miff to apply ii
:lie is the useft
rniugs that we
hid advise La
ens bring fort
move a step i
d por.rates Mi
Obi and the au
4r.—The La
1, fur the
t•TLFSEACH C
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mid deserve
.;
the sabjec
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It Vsi the oi
—Thor mope&
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ilionons ohjec
fer, tlinging te
eqe,ted neigh
titter, indeed !
'la to suffer Of
utlel only have
leper carts to e
'precaution az
ter than this,
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tilitig,declarec
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di, As to th.
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rAfrisit st cc. It
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,ttit by finks, .:r
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hip; Otider the
640,4 regi
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ru t far wind.
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