The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-02 00:00:00

THE sTAPI.F.SMAN:

HAY AT ONE I ri:LOCE•
pte Cent. N,..• lot*
India Heath 11! p
Long Ann. 191
Exettenner 11i11.1?. 9 17 di,.
()modem

Irftlll,. OF STOCKS Till
flank Smelt
I per test. Red. %1j
S per Cent. Conntlt7:4
9i per Cent. RS.
,carol- for Arr. 73j
4 per Ce..t.

other word., to lay a Duty ..n COW In h
ed in ih• prorbro• of on, %IA nut- tc o it
something so like itissitity, ths• • r aid ore
credil to tale statement, if we had nor poro,t,
k oars !odor r.f the ii,bicltity or the Citsvcr:ccit of
EICHIQUIR. The fable of r the goose,
to get at rain at ell the goldrn re: .rlpresi.4 rawle
his policy and wisdom. Ou untonfai losses cannot find
their wry hit° the faroln nitrite?. 0ra1... to find
their way hatk spin, or bo toll at a los., liertose of
the price they cost the manufacturer, thinufh the
AVcirstln cast oar eyes to the very important soh- welgt tor taxes and the prior, of prosi.i..na. Pio
whole P,b!ic I:eve:ice is insufirient to pay the Pchlic
jai. of the WESTMISITIA ELECTION. It is impertent
in every point of view. Not merely is to *het"' Esproditure. The r.5i54! of co- merce ran alone
we shall have one more or one leas of (tie"' to 119 save Of tram this depre.;ir,: ; and chase
; Howe of Commons fayserahle to Reform, bat frcm thismoment to lay net tw,:.,ros
on
our
msootactores.
the opinion the whole country most entertain 55 to ft would require (as we have fore Visit cone said)
• the canto of !Ming a post intoned with inch 02.1fri* the rei.eil of actici.l,:r•l tats., and the towering
enced and tried warrior', who have tigns!is,cl then- or ti.' tents of land, In the British mans-
selves so often on the fair field of freAorri : and
..cturer to go to the forr:.:3 msrket, in clov., e
o hose triumphant banners displayed from its proud r
ti'iost with the for• ism nisoofactuter. 13 ts the
loom, rhowed • rallying Ogee, and held out an Lanal-ou nets and Lan.l.holdrts are earnestly la.
honourable example to all. It would be as on- bourina to raise the ;nice of Con, by Teti.
moldy as vain to rained a word on ageless regret, tinns fur new Coril huh ; and, i t the very midst
f.ir what t be recalled. The cease of moth of this madness of theirs, cornea the Cu %%cm.
mischief has been removed ; can the effects sow be con of the EXCIIEQULI, out to repeal any taxes,
done away ? That is the question. Yes, we answer,l hat to lay
a new burden tiros our manufactures;
they may. By one simultaneous effort, all may be the foreign tale of whirl, is the
oily means left of
set to right again !! Let every Elector, 59 a I saving us from absolute rein. Will ant one wonder
tradesman, be deaf to the insidious arts of his tat tbri state oar Public Funds are falnng into?
.rich customer, mid under the Whence of he- I will
soy
one
venture to
soy
where
the
ite_yreolinn in
nom, and the cause of Liberty (nest in value, their ow will or can stop, mini,less
goimitr
two
rs
to life itself), on one side, and the assatice on the course? We look at this state of things ...ilk awe-
other, that the threats of lotting a customer for gtv-
ignitions which we cannot express; and we earnestly
pray Providence, in mercy, that Ministers may be log way to the free mod gen 00000 sentiments of h
bosom will come to nothing. Suds mimes or em- i
I awakened to look at it also, before it he too late.
player will be forced to admire the mind of such a
out, so hstever they may do, let the COUNTRY do its
man. The very base, lore and admire the virtuous ; d
sty. idoviogs
5h00...
he held in every town. sad
on the other band, a vote to disposed of commits the every
aiosgo, throo,hout the United Kingdom
(for
lOW or disposer of if to contempt or elecrat"°°•— every soul that b•esthes throughout that spoon Is
" They love the tsetse's but they hate the traitor." i concerned in the question), to Petition agairist
Let no Elector desist from going to the Poll under this proposed Tex it,. Co.is. No one hoar Is
the idea that it is new too late. There weld be time Ls be lost. The general voice should be raised
the last day even to escrow what is lost. The honour ito !tighten Ministers from Ihoir Nunn..., before
they proceed so fro' as to mete shame prevent of a victory now obtained would be t:osibly impressed
open those who klit in what slay sesertlihs• forlorn thi.irW e see clad to find Petitions to the
hope. This victuty would be worn in its nessett, 100.. named bat they
.;..014 to
so.l:l,vied,
lviAhtest lustre. Ihe names of the chosen band I
anti no seat t is uithror its PNitinn. Wedo not
day oioan to be roderatood Si Morning the attempt of •
should Le engraren on Ito national column one
to be erected in honour of 't lisirrain's accoviaT I I,
„at
of the ,ro
polis to be relieved from `is
Or urn CONS.IT::::ENAL Then shall In' T.T atoll tlwa ray nn Coal.. They ought
ii:noreisd in line's end. In right resion, Mr. line- m; but „„, „pp, w„clit it be for ties
HOVER has n wejogity t.f sulfrsges at this instant, not
they will net be admitted to poll, because they mina ;
not "how arir roreirif fur 011 time InIni!! Here iv
drertlfel ,o.ertlictien or d'sriancti.en.ent!! There
are e men nig?. .at and who wish for a Reform,
to ea-e It m and !Leif families of their gal in- I
post. Aristesiscy thwarts the oppressed in every
way. Oh, short•sighted Aristectacy year fear of 1
',viols too such liberty in the country is asabserd as
was the apprehension of those who feared, that If the
IRed Sea bad been joined bye canal to the Medilerrae
neon, the futile reentry of Egypt would have been
drowned ; not reflecting that water always Sods its
level, and that the Mediterranean sea would not
base inquired the additional depth of • quarter of
en loch by she inns*. So is it with the People's li-
berty. The misfortune is, that the People
keep long that liberty to which they are entitled
The withholding It (tom them too long Is the danger
in this instance. Here, indeed, will be vignetting to
dread There is nothing more tree in morals sod
politics than this fact (though we know it is not ob-
sloes to every one), that the wealthy Whig, who is
now giving his vote to the Whig Candidate, adds so
nisch more to the mischievous weight which that class,
coalesied with the Tories, are Invoking on their own
heads.

THE STATFSTir.4Y

LONDON:

VAINLY. MAUCH ei 1819.

if h TAx t•ii CCALit Vl•re 00 be the p Ire of
thrjr rte: •f. '1 tip ni/Ir ssaitgf but this not:o4ls t • all
op :Fe m.a.su re of tstipites, and operate by, nag.

A Journal. whose- orifin was unlowftd. whose
title i• afirrerfigiMit, gild • hasp Stit'imoo• (to -ay
the Itoislincnnristenf. ltrofhp• more and min .„,.
beari•nt and yeitigist, by its •yplrtbg th Fe., of
impudent to this public charsct•r..nd s, tideril to
that; taking tire always to clothe the • r ;is
idols. the Ministers, with the mutt of virtuous &sin.
tereated. patriotic, &c. NnW, 'Manse it ass, be
prudent and proper le one kernalist from
personalities and part;e"laritirs, yet when a o
vary writer hat the b,l'nest to advance a falsehood
• (knowing it lobe such ten) on one of the irst chersctere
in the country, he ought Ent to he spared, but held
ep to the contempt and hatred of the Impartial and
. just part of the commt.nitt. T. • • titer allerled to,
then sly.. that if Mr. llonuot.st is oefeated in this
' contest for We-tminster, Stt F. &anew will take
the Chil.ern lloniriteris not of pato split et the Elee
Mrs of litetinsigiver. If this be tint tho
I linnours!le Buttner, we know ant valet is. A
!coma 4,1 Honour, with 'b• powers of a cow ma,.
lial, wellik, ill top, h a rant, •‘ not spare the D.ctur,"
1 ben strip him of his degree, and cesiuce tuns to the
rear rs. . . .

•
Every day de the Ministers giro 11. e People fresh
now. to ..ssoplain of the risratarsoce or p.,•fusion
with which they app!) the Va, Isc stumpy. Can there
he sty thing sante inseletne to the distressed of
the coontly. than an soon sher the iaa.h grant
of the 10,t;001. a tear to the .It• of Yona, for
attending ore. the K;".. his father; aan imtnadi.
stele to MI op • vac”ncy of floe of she Lords of she
Minicilty by a sew appolotosesit!! We are sere
poised that peewee caw be touts& wlte, know* they
are '6 rabbis); the spills'," sill take oat of the
poldic purse s.hries ler sitting round a role she,.
there is nothing to be done. In time of war there
would linked he no demerit in accepting of large pay
where great lihoer sushi lie required Look at the
disfrrent uflitao of Comptrollers, 4odieors, and F:-
mousers. sod it will be found that there is little or
tin dioliestion in the higher departments of thew,
elthoegls thorois sot • f not th pad of the work to be
performed in them; and that Is cllbley done by a
few err Anstalt,' at very moderate stipends
Sig Gun. Cirna is appoisreil s Lerd ni rho Admi-
ralty, Pi the room of Sir Gsonsas Cocaswant.

Is there a man in the coentry, bat a diivoller, who
thinks a Reform is to be parried off much lunge,:—
Who then in calculated quietly and succeesfuliy to
bring the DESIDERATUM •bout as men of virtue
and property (ol.itb last is a security •Rsinst the
suspicion of wishing for anarchy), and meu of simi-
lar virtue and teaming, mho have the advantage of
profiting by the eaample and the eaperienco of
other States.

State of the Poll this day et 'brae o'clock :
J Ilnasou.rt, FAI!
11011. LAMB °'+
.i
Stale of the roll, as it closed yesterday
!
J. flormoimr,
floc. ti. 14..0 3 *t.,9

We ire glad to learn, that Mr. GRATTAN wi'l
mole the qeestioo of CATHOLIC I:brAscr PA rioN in thc
Holm of Gnomons, early in April, At h

A eery tairseidlitary, and, a' thy same time, a
very rtapratiessihle abatis Lea been adapted of tote
by Minuateti; se hit h is to lake out of the hands of a
public-stwitetl Gentleman any mee,ure for Were.
jog en at,.4e of any Liml, by announcing ,hat Ge-
',monist hes had in e)e to the gesso thing, and list
it will he thernisttily investigio•d is a ainint

the Irish 51erribers Mill be able to imp's& Tire Pao-

The Funds fell itsiitee.ay. Consols t►rte does It
2 sod a freeti•in ;to-day,ss wilt besets 1•y ore quo
tatfewt th• 7 are mondittg.
Toe French k ends also hut. felon neatly Mop"
Bert. the Henke being geotou at 67 .

A pumice of coast:legible ie.vt.st vitt *AA, in
the nesse t.f Coatroom, leo 'kilt. by Mr. C\6•

LAGH with a •ww 10 tetrasin the prrtent
entnlii.ss of thy Bonk, with respect to tbscoa..tr
the ass•rr It sprarrd, that contrary In ye.
141 htlirf, lb* sank •as in the wapiti ractito of
til-c.,tanting mots bills than steal, ape t►al IM
%en cows:ll3,mill sere Dotes in ♦ItCYIaIIOU.