The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-20 00:00:00

beralely and regularly to prepare their engines of
soischief and coercion, what shell we think of our
arootrymen bossing the name of Britons, if they
looked on supinely. till the entire cireomeallaiino
was made mend their rights and franchises ? While
the not party persists in strengthening their means of
SSA. rill the shoe abstain from all morenrents of
self-defence ? No, sorely Niue. himself, if he
144 time to think of, or were allowed to acquaint
mosirtt with. the slate of the country. as ',girds
this jealous contestation, would admire the British
people the more for their sensibility (we will not soy
Mick (cellos), and for their public spirit. Wing him-
self on ENOLIIIIMAN, he would Dot wish to reign
ewer sack pasties creators as constituted the subjects
of his Gerson ancestors. who could re•-eite (if not
nomised, at least unrsented) a rhos/keenest on the
bare back,by repeated coops de boles for three morn.
NI le seecession, asd that before a crowd of spec.
late's! ! Soldiers, indeed.aresometimes still obliged
to submit to this brutal degradation ; bet the* they
bite sold their lives for a bounty of a few goitres,
in eider to be saintaissed, as they corset, in idleness
of
the public 'spew. No higbandupright.minded
ponce would sorely wish to rule or reign over ea
empilt composed of beings who could being them.
selses so to dispose. certainly of their liberty, and
probably of their life! We shell not hesitate to
say, hewers disposed Ministers and the Law Orr-
cue of the Crown may be to work with severity or
venoms the Liberty of the Press, that if, in the
orproachiug assembly of the Legislators of the land,
the same bliend or corrupt devotion to the will of the
Minister and the Court marks the proceedings of
Parliament, as heretofore his been the case, the die
will be cast, the people will conelede that the fell
esettallon of the already lud.esposed design against
their rights sod liberties is determined on; and there-
fore they will not, perhaps, be so attentive to distin-
guish sod separate the CAU.II or Tile CROWN' from
that of the LAWS or rue Couirriew ! I

The rocrdinge at the Meeting of the Livery yes.
tetchy are of the Gest Importance, •hen ere relives
ois what has been done by the vision mobile of all

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misstate. Th. H,.

noontide Alderman (Warritraw) very faithfully and
accerately painted the anus of the persecetion
ophs4 himself. He bad roosted (is his mild words)
melees Members from the City Representation;
and thereby bad called up their holiest resent-
ment. They bed been so vindictive and
charitable (geed Christians nevertheless!) as to
commence their legal attack upon him when on a
sick bed! Bet the latter part of his address to the
Livery dairy's to be reed with great attention, in
elder to eederstawd the outrageous proceeding egoism
the Alderman. After the oases of Ccevis end Cos
on Ibis business, there only waists that of CAIIIIIIEI
to complete the three C.s is reality, and au
benoe•able trio, fistula is ono, they woald make is
veil';;

Yesterday Mr. Dassets, the King's Mamersger,
left town with dispatches for am Ilsomr.
The Spanish Ambassador transacted Waness yes-
terday at the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign
Affairs.

Sir FRAIICII &MOM hes received node*, that the
Argentite-Geste tt. hes Sled ea ex-officio informa-
tion evilest hies for the Letter to the Electors of
Weetaiester on the se' jeer of tie Mattelselin *et-
ups.

Notices have been served on Atiseretan WAIVE-
MAN, Sheriff PARKIN!, HENRY Iltixt, Esq., cad
others, fining Friday as the day for them to show
cane against the rate, in the Court of King's Bosch.

EMIGRATION TO TUC CCM Or GOOD 1101.1.--The
Northampton is preparing to receive Mr.Tnomas
Wrct.sos. of Chelsea, and his party. The Chapman
is Pearly ailed by Mr. BULT and those proceeding
with hint. The Menlo. is to receive Messrs. SCOTT,
CIIAIML' °WIN, and Wit. SMITU. wish their rupee.
tire pertirs. The two latter sail together, and will
be the first ships that depart for the new colony.
The Ocean and Northampton the two nest. The
West Indian sod La Rolle Alliance, of botwees 600
and 600 tones, are taken op, end go seat. The
Weymouth storesbip is prowls% to take op at
Pertsmeeth.

Extract of a Lotter from Smyrna. dated Oct. 2 :
" Last week arrived hero the brig Jane, from Malta,
chattered to bring up Lieut. Hobson, of his Ma.
j.Bl)'s ship Spey, and a complement of men. They
immediately took possession of the English brig Wit.
Sam, from Liverpool,and secured in irons the master,
Christopher Delano, and all the crew, excepting
the rossard, a onolatio, who was ashore and kept
oat of the way. The charge against them is piracy,
hating plundered the Helen, from Liverpool fur Ge-
noa, chiefly loaded with manafactsres, and attempted
r.. sink her after walling down the hatches on the
new. What confirms this is, Delano's having landed
and sold clandrwrinol), at Malta, • great quantity of
masufactores, and bringing here a gond deal of money
in specie, which be dripnaited in rho hands of Messrs.
JACOIII VAX UNINZI. and Co. On the piracy being
hasten, Mr. Consul Weans demanded and received
the money from these Dutchmen. The William was
reversed re that English hoes* of Messrs. Winaim.
SAS, Iltswoon, and Ce. Delano, said to be born
la North America, has been sailing between Liverpool
sod this pert for soma years, and though reputed to
be a clever man, his character was not liked. Ile
and his crew meat bare been hardened villains to
hope for escape with impunity, after committing such
horrible crimes; far they were cruelly waiting to
load bark for England, *hen, to the asstonishment of
all here, 1.10 et• Meson carried ship and crew oil to
Malts, where it is trusted :Arse v3gebouds will meet
their deserts."