The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-13 00:00:00

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Ws hate said ecEigOitithoutAlleividg Wei courfe
,At. oar stator Ihrough such minor branches sisparlia
mentary Jrants, pablic contrects; coals and candies,
atatiotiefy, the WS ar disti!asfidOrs, &c. But
Ifribtftßsit la t loaf or Bee- iii)ifoni
'ilight'readily be *asked front all these aoureee.
Mr
"Vume hal'pesitively litseried, (and his
.aseriiin
rlill
now hailetionaiderable weight) that doable that silo
•ttsitti•rfiN or ILIATZN millions may be curtailed frsn
thedistinftiments of government. The moral infe-
-rences,lo.7"ever, which Cur author makesi'cppeat,to tit
to 'be as 30t and .liatiuilslitati his .pecuniary state-
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m'ents, 'and'irro concluder oar article with the remark:
;yr .t.
with which• he closes. this branch of his subject,-r '
The positive and iiinvediate gooirtesulting the
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tommiuti y from sneleit eating might be inadeeti ope-
rate, either in reinittitig• taxes 'to Its amount, or in.
-giving new,life and vigour to the expirlig reetaiss2-o4
the sisking.ftutd.. Thiendirect.cooticsent• teed On,
via ao' easily. be,',oodtpitedr; it might, teed' tilayfen
that distrust, which the• potion certainly' feels elf (the
honesty a all public PRA., ; A georTat spirit. el. re-
trepthineut conld not bot,bewecompopied, by come sual,
r brilliant sticrifiees:as that mode in IS 11 by tille,Lotd
Camden, that) which nothing would more coaktikhute
, .
to heal the'fireagli that appears to have! tahenlokifig
between the higher entitle lowersorilers." • „ •
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rilfrlE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO'IIPANY,
for ASSURANCE mgPinst FIRE, and on LIVES and
SURVIVORSIIIPS, ENDOWMENTS for CHILDREN,
Inisiediate, deferred, and progressive. ANNUVITES, awl for
the Purchase and Sale of REVERSIONS. Ana ANNEM
TIES, WILL OPEN for the transaction ofgasiness oaths.
17th Instant, at ?Co. 11, Lonibard-street, tbsi eatrance,of the
.Deposits bate •already boon made on a Soliseribed Capls
tel, exceeding ONE MILLION TWO MUNDRED.THOLT7
SAN D' POUNDS, which, eccOrding to the Deed of Settle-
ment, may hereafter be increaseki.inTWO MILLIONS:.
roe Wring : . ,
Stewart Majortbanks, Esq. Chairmata,,,;.
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Richard Mee Roans, at.,Doi WI Chairman'. •
Wm; Caldwald Broodiest,' John Loch.. Esq. qo
Eiq. , . i.,,s rge Lyall, Esq. t•
Wm. Copland, J•lsq. , o Martin, Esq. M.P.
W. D. Dawson, Esq. "114"-ilti '
eiir Thos. 11. Fergultarieseroi Robert Milford. Eng.; •
John Garrott, Esq. aoildl,ll„Aohn G. Ravenslism, ,
derman. • Robert Richards,, Esq.
Nicholas Gerry, Esq. 7 111 John Shore, Esq.
Win. Holdimand, Esti, Maw Edward Stewart,,Esq.... ,
John Harvey, Esq. ,r • . Andrew H.TitoaWsqq; Esat
Swinton Colthurst ,''John Thornton. Esq.
Esq. ii.7.e.vrilkshn'Tullock, Esq.' 4-'4'l°'
George :femme, Esq.. ,Janis Tulloch, Esq.; .1 All.
avisvpcs,
Lewis•Loyd,Esi. ' P. tit-1
A. W. Roberts, Esq., M.P. Tbsings:Wibow. I,ta'r
Svasioirsa Coessaa.,-L.
Lincoln's-Inn.
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Pnvsictott.--George Dariink, Tlf, D. Bruniwiek-Atteic
- SOLICITOR,—Thowas Metcalfe, Esq. New-isqsanf,„
coln‘x- Inn. . . ; •
The principles upon which thli Institution is "%Coded,
',ltitvit bees adopted after a stature investigation of the'e'''
palsi at/Abele Oakes, and iiilljaateridd :ti
sages nos istimrs• offcrod by any 'other Assu.
n
pay. •
Tbe Capital subsedbed by a numerous end respeetts.
ProrietarY throughout the Ea. Affords security foe
prompt and certain Indemnity. without 04 responsibility at-
:Caching to Societies for mutual assurance.
The Company are bound-by the Deed of *Settlement to
refer all disputed claims (where no fraud is .ouspected) to
the decision of Arbitrators.
FIRE DEPARTMENT:

Persons Assured for Seven Weirs: MAW upon Annual
or Septennial Policies, are to be entitled fia participate in the
Profits with the Original Subscribers, except on Policies
!where Lasses have been claimed.
No charge will be made for Polleiest rebore the Premium
amounts to tit. or upwards.

LIFE DEPARTMENT:
Independent of a reducettrate of Preteid* (as compared
with otlicr Offices.) having a subscriber} Capital, Insurers
, for the Whole term of Life, are to be entitled. at the end of
'Seven Years, to participate in the Profits with the Original
'Subscribers, either by an addition made to She *moons of.
their Policies, or by a reduction of their future Annual Pre-.
wimps at the option of the Insurers.
Persons insured in this Office are allowed to pass by see,
from one part of the United Kingdom to another. and also
in time of peace, to pass in decked vessels or steam
trom British to Foreign Ports between the Texebilt
Brest (both inclusive.) without extra premium or special
leave of the Directors, as is usually required.
No additional Premium will be requited from military
men, unless when called into actual service.
No charge will be made for entrance money or admission
fees. •
No charge will be made for Policies beyond the cost of
the Stamp. •

PRICE OF STOCKS THI
Bank Stork 237
per Cast. Red 771 ft
$ per Crett.C.ow.
14 per O.M. 871
4 per Cants. MR
6 per CLEavy
[Auestl.
g 1917-16
Isip.S pereast.
Irish II pie Cast:.

I DAY ATONIC waLoca.
Ines Stook
Dittoßnelde—st 04.0 i. re
South Sea Stock ' •
South Sas OW Amp.
XtBUISd6 1000 t Is.lllo. par
11801. par Is: thin t pon

fiseallper peel
India As diet
Coe. for Aeet 77j1 ,
Lett. 'rickets 244.

Sian WATER AT iddums-matoes To-mos IrOM.
MOEUIRg 98 m. after 6.-Eventur *Mtn. ifte
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and Saxony,
it "to resist tl

e only power of .
4 rehires -to ewer -into their :v.
Accontitsiripta Lisbrot.are to Abe 23th ult.—On
the 2141, interesting debate arose in the liimt‘s.
Is to the
,propriety of allowing the King and bi'
Miaisteoa:dss power of nominating to the command
if *the feint and • tavy. • /he dissuasion was ad-
journed: • • •
The intelligence from Spain to the 30th ult. is
not interesting. The people of Cadiz are still in a
very unsettled state. •
Tire papers of Sunday which reached us yettlittra.i'
ion late for publication, contained an account of • the
.oeOceediugzin,the Chamber of Deputies on the pre*
seen daysitirben i warm in4-...enexpected debate
arose On i.Cceiving the petition ofl.a Mr. Daly, an in-. 1
iltivitant.Of•PritiOirlier prayed for the enactment of a
frieit:which444l,liinftira,viog reXpiurse..to. a censorship.
sfitinila regtOlietially press. •OW this occasion the
tin;:iltstininigiied tit riiiind Liber4Orators assailed the',
F:littsu al vehemetice.9oy one of the inter,
M •Da-Soriorwas prawn t at %Lotion:rile boldly tsadertook
thi defailre'of his /,colleagues,'...and:ahnost hinted that
if the Chamber. diii,inot alter. Jet conduct, they re-
tained suffiCierrtinfrofritie Xelth the -King, to obtain.
that it should he. diaselved. „tie elid not venture,how-
ever,, to oppose the motion that the Petition should he
Tih
,ad”
rred tritheComusittee charged with the preparatory
eximination'of`tbe new laws on the Liberty of ;the
Press, sad tbo 'co 'lgnorers did. not fail to remitsdi/lon
!hat •lie -dividing the Chamber
order not to expose the. oess the Ministesial
sibieriti: • ' '." . • • "0.
•'.4 4. " • • ist ivr
—Pni:rcn Fe -- • s. 40c..
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(Fttrn. the Aurerieano •r• • !rived yesterday,)
;?•1111uSiXaesi.„,Nov. Creightoo,,,,
tie 44kItregt. arrived here .NoloQueber last 81ltur-
day nighl, on iris way44ll'lleieinnient despatcheeii,
t New York,' where be is:cep wait :the arrival of• thy
'November tail. Wstertii afternoon he proceeded;
hence to the United Statewein company with 4eissii
tAndsanna fruit the CalhOlic Bishop of Philadelphi4
jibe came in the liime steam boat from Quebec. If
tis said that a officer will be Sent to the. State,
'for the Decesofier, January, and February omits.
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01;NIN017;9#1047 'MADE WITH THE WEST INDIA
rd: id 4- ISLANDS.
The Aritii/IViRc/figencer remarks that the state
of ear laws:respecting intereoorse with the British
cohnsiee. has become the subject Of discuesion among
-nos most itnnuntSiiiiiy connected with them.
gin:ortwo able writers inibe principal sewspapeckA
11rgioiiihave lartingly advoCated their repeal, on dm'
ground of alleged inefficienei as to their known ObT
ject, and of injurious tendency towards the agricul-
tural and commercial interests of partkular sections
of the -country, • the States of Virginia and North I
Carolina for example. A considerable portion •of the
trade from those sea ports was wont to be *carried on
directly with the British West India islands. We
thilok it quite likely,froca the stand which has been
made in Journals, that the system •in are
way or the other, be brought in review before Congress
at the approaching Session. •
• • WONDERS NEVER CEASE!
BosToN, Nov. 20.—A person is performing at Nan-
tucket who excells Itauso Same., in one of his most
distinguished feats. The East Indian swollows a sin-
gle sword, but the rival of Ramo Satnee swallows
three at once, and each 2-kinches long ; any spectator
may draw them from his stomach.
EXTRACT OE • LETTER RECEIVED AT BOSTON FROM

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to supersede the duties of the KING'S Law
, and not be allowed to form a dreadful and
inquisition, as adverse to the principles of tie
British Constitution, as the name of invonn ER it to
free State. That, his Majesty's, Attorney and Solid.
tur-Gnuerals isava,iint been inactive is pretty clear, Aig
very severely felt. it is, therefore, a stretch Ours.
got usurpation to open a school for informers, aides
the protection of a body unknown to the law of the
land—but we are confident that it will nofibetoktatt
and that Englishmen will Do ultra DUTY.
, From such. a congregation of Ministers as we baye,
what can be expected ? From the crew of the p
'that gartered tge storm, what can be hoped for? Re
answer promptly, nothing splendid, nothing int.,
They are surrounded by innumerable evils of their oft
'creation; they are afraid of each other, and 'teem hy
gone. Their united, talent is not adequate to that.

nagemeat of a small merchant's countiog.bone,a.
though they attempt to guide the councils of theence
first commercial nation in the world, but nowlytitir
atisdeeds reduced to the most awful state eithstri,
distraction and general bankruptcy. Trig
mockety—aflame, born down by direct and isinet
taxatiow; titamechanics are reduced to work hot a*
much aEbarely keeps life and soil) together; whiled*
farmers declare themselves so oppressed, as to be us.
able to pay taxes and cultivation, had they the laud •
for. nothing. Hare we have a picture of national dis•
tress, while, with sounding greatinus, at the smaa
date, . We are told, it is the natural trinities Not
tear tapeace. Beery great political 'Umtata image
tern meet make a difference ; but the question to be
asked tilt, did any such change take place at the dolma ;
former tears ? Nothing of the kind at the peace et
'Amiens; aid, until Pyre renewed the war, which is
felt by all classes, trade and costume

loatisbegt gore than at any other time within titer.-
4-0;410 ,of man. A commercial regulation vri*

Pivaiete' would have rendered English commerce vest
petesperetus, and the National Dcbt THREE RUN.

HRED MILLIONS less than it is. But that wool&
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not do'; Bins &Pante saw the lengths the British Rion-
try were going, I. effect his personal ruin; while the
expenees. he was well aware, would in a short tine,
overwhelm one commercial monopoly, sad mime oar
ways and mean to a system of borrowing, and then o
borrowing to 'repay. He loon(' immense issues of
Exchequer Bills were sent into market, and sheik
after funded to make way for a fresh sappy. Hesse
profligacy is all our expenditures: that we bad are-
'Bement who represented themselves and their patron;
isivils„talte the Drones, lived on the Hive, but arm
Made honey. - He saw a Civil List seffisiesa soo Alps,
port, ill the donde of Europe along with that, le ,
saw a deceptions issue of Paper Money in every mire
and village. Thus every article, particular/yam/4
the first necessity, became enhanced in price, as the
markets were weelstoeked with notes. Tamen did
not bring diet: 'torn or cattle to market Wass srti,
ficial net took place. It followed, as a matter of
course, that every petty grazier or farmer Woe
monopolist, as the local bankers knew his sneaskatol
were glad to discount his Promissory Notes at Ili
months, and give their own notes in Mara. This
was the system of the pilot that gathered the stoma;
he thought it would last his time, so it has ; bat the
legacy be bequeathed to his country is a ineineoMilid
will never be forgotten. His successors have 1410
triously followed up his profligate system with ;111
possible industry. Hut their time is come, la
their followers are getting uneasy. Rattiag wag
be the order of the day, if there was a stsairil
to rat to. Whigs now see plainly that Place wield
prove their destruction; they see that their eints
could not support the present system. They Weal
consider that if matters should reach their cfiasia
those who caused the mischief should reap the
CSR
No change now can injure the people ; but, smordisg
to the old proverb, " when times are at the soul
they must mend." Let what will take place, the peo.
pie calipot be worse, unless the bayonet sad WM
are aped as emollients. But we may ask, 142
*idlers -fight without pay ? No.—Where is the e/
to come from ? Will the haughty Aristocrats 1140.
teflon ?• No.—Then, where are the Mei* 6111.„
'low? • of from the people, they are *it Ai, deli"'
-were willing; nor from the Contractors• 144°
Jobbers who made overgrown formats by lb° 44'
`elan, and have now laid out their money in FORE,"
PUN DS, and would as soon live abroad as at Isomer-
, nor from the TAX-EATERS !Oh dear, These poor
I' • ' at De
devils will become as miserable e! th•
work-house will have to provide for them. The'earP
glorious prospects fur my Lord Los DoNDSIII.
dear friend to his native country, who has sestet" his
old opponent to administer comfort in the sod ww!r'
to his abused, insulted, Roil betrayed coaell"'•''
What a patriot, and what a task has he to perfall".'
'Co hear rang in his ears, and to see the pshite
enumerating the exploits of Lorivosoesay,
'thinteatment and TRAGEDY OF QUEEN CAROLINg;
the dismissal of Sir Roar. BAKER and Sir Roost
IVmsox, and the miserable attempt of the hlOlll
to create a personal popularity in Ireland. His mot_
mast he perpetuated, but not as Ireland's frieed.
fhb
Lordship may call to gether his hin gers on, Or his go.
all work t• be has work enough for thew. en"lass.
• down
'they can accomplish. He has• put
and eoevieCed the world that the law of Natioul.°4
hut/ghat. tiling Etatosinen use 'it only sti:iS
their interest;. That great man was

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emi th r paliamt 1
en a flertiiiinle klagents, or the netiely la P *tat
'ter f the fault' '"ir isteta are, irio.stitted i tie lit, palm
out Of the 4} per cool: fu . MOreotte, it shentid be 4 trteitThurg is the
* fettled...to whom the. Droita of the Aduairalty2ealli ,bird .'ordir ihit t
betbirg':' • • ' ,w'
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, lo I *pros's) Officers,
er of the second or