The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-02 00:00:00

I of their *awry. sad, is a repeeties-
tiel every tyrant. fres the MIME to the
rbiskiag people of &glued. de yes
*le el Inked are set *dual beings;
sly automata made to swell the risks
d any. aid u these ars sot wasted fir
a yes suppose they shield stead ie the
MA1100149. and be hunted dews by the
of the country? If you de. things p
old! We were led to *pros thins
Mgr would have tried to bring the Irish
cis the pale of the laws. We prescribed
• held out to his Eseellesey his pride
b to redact to hi. wisdom. and hard
t fres the Kin himself, charged with;file
of eensilieeies, sad that he walla have
reed apes it. We cautioned hies agelast
el
dasproue sad Wideness sees. Still
Paociewcuom to meal the unfortunate,
tuned CRIATI/111“ frees resistance to the
eat Loyalty still abused. sad by whose ?
wrsiolsi who wanted to estrus all the
neselves, provided they were allowed all
uskage. and profit of the *Wry. sad es
rs of the law. aeserilsg le their *poised
f esterwrination. It may be said that we
is story before In a variety of ways ; we
it. Oar sewer is. we will tell it ever
JR. We entertain toe great respect fee
Rsigtersd to masked thee. bed as lug
one est by fasts, we shall not apologies
lag the truth. and espeelsg Its esestles,
or religious Skres is endasgersol. The
lewd eessidered that they paid Ireland a
by a Legislative thsien a they thought
s aware would owners that rebellious
stud overflowing with talk and busy ;
weld settle thus. and that the nos-
e people would bosoms ameliorated by
. Let es see bow these great and fu-
ssier are realised. Is the first place
sod hug have bees converted to gall
wain / Instead of capital being vested
I, there was as abstraction at absents
lad widened remittances of Irish wasp t•
-awry which used to be spent is Inland
the kaporressest is the masses of the ro-
se certainlytallow that pagilienked orb*. cot.
ems progress is Inlaid fee &slut twenty-
Let the English press costrAist us if
The blessings cosigned es 'reload have
from the ease system of Goveramest whist;
red this wintry is wintry and pauperises,
the brews. mod starved the labourers sad
who Lave bees either drives isto /Air ass.
ere tbry sew aselreertrunlide Wein' glop
eassabeesre, se have bees trassperted to
drams 'Estate of North Minim or the
is et Africa. (leder such a Goveruseat,
sibs upeeted bus Mugu* WILLINAT ?
lay; yet is say daubs geed set. lab should
et; that is, " Wicked the Orange Yes-
Ilona a grunut Tuna, to those who suet
Nis of daspembruseertaisty. until they an
tibias** the sir if pease and Osamu ; sad
Illsoluos are set followed by the first Sob of
Jutare, it is in vain the English people should
whiloyed up by the hopes of improvement or
A few menthe will, in all probability. satisfy
len that our opinions are not bulb yon a
les of sand.

peg to direct oar readers' aides to a copious
imy will Gad in another part of ear paper.
ming, held to seek Relief fee Agricultural
in. The luminous speeches of Lord Dacu
he Roooorable Mr. Baum), and Mr. Peop-
le. Si %be occasion, will amply reward atteation.
hare long bee. of °plain. that our toasty
nes had not fallen into that isdiffereoce to the
miss, which had been geeerally scribed to
Theists meeting of she County of Norfolk. the
Wolk meeting MA menially, sad even that of
mety of Hertford yesterday, hare, we think, put the
r out of doubt. The Miniseetiol Journals have
lie impression, and have. aceordiogly, pat thes-
is hostile array ageism it. The Ultra but ay

dldiaguished himself by ►is seal I. support of
rrrion. He gasses to take a view of the aces*
se Meetiegs; but he does so, to distort their
character sad meaning. He endeavours to draw
Alel between the COMIIII4IIICMIIOt of the Preach
limit's, and the scenes passing here. There is a
Iblaace, but sot where be bee placed it. The re-
lases is, in the excess of tustiou,aad I. the her.
of the people; in the rapacity of the Ministers and
adherents; and laths contempt of principle among
to hang about the Court, and partake of its in-
n. There is no resemblance where be has im-
I it. The very country gelatinises. who are the
met his sarcasms. hate almost rained the country
sir ultra and abased loyalty. Those gentlemen
suffered for their error ; but, when they have
mud, by the force of blows, from their delusion,
should not be reproached, by their former flat-
s, busese they seek t►e only remedies that can
the bruises they have fuel-red.—Except la the

is we have mentioned, there is no resemblance be-
n Ragland now, and Franco, at the time of her Re-
tion. France had no violated Coutitation to re.
it and her subsequent wanduet showed silo was ig-
int of the moans of erecting a free Constitution.
'he advocates of arbitrary power, and the feeders