The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-19 00:00:00

THE STA'IIESMAN.

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TOL FUND! AT lIAt.F•PART TWO.

THE 87ATESMAA.

The Fonda have toned tory Hilly to-day, for the
greateo variation hag been At the above hoer the
3 poi Cent.,. left off at C 94. The ()maim at a ills.
roma of 4.

LONDON:

SATURDAY. SUDS 111, ISO.

fAst night, thikitarl of lavaneoot., when speak.
in OD ik, Loan pH, wok, ae observation in the
ROW of Lord,. Sinner 141 alit of Mr. VANIITTAIT
Houle of Castanet,. " that ese•pling same
Brostision for the he millions which were recommend.

jtl4o be repaid to tlge Bask by Goveritruent, the'
*reboot, be hoped, was 14 last Loan which the Mi.
nisters of the Nance Rso?cr woeld resort to during
peeve." The least shrewd pert o► our Reeder, will
not stand in need of being told of the motive of the
artful First Lord of the Treasury mentioning the
wetter in that way, and in that place: loosen( them,
however, may not be similarly affected by the words
and manner in which they were ottered :—" During
peace," contains more then would seem to meet the
common ear. If he felt secure in the continuance of
the peace, why mention it et all? The evrt atteree'e
of those words throws a doubt into the susceptible
mind, as to the chance of the durability of peace.—
For oa► own parer, such is our opinion of the talents
of the Foreign Secretary of State, es displayed at
the late Congress, and those of his colleagues at
home, that we make no great reliance on the
permanency of peace, should Grvernment continue
to be administered by its pretest Rulers. Leiria*.
lion is certainly deemed to fall in the estimation of
the British Public, e'en the opinions of the two
Earls of ianottiost.l and Ltvirstecro I. on the Cash
Payments Ilul aro viewed and reflected en at the
same time, Doe hornihaterl does the latter appear
to every rye by the ottertalions of the farmer, in
proposing to make sit ter the legal tender with the

Lards CASTLZKEACII and SIDKOLITII, and Mr.
CANSIKO, most hare hlo.he.l •hen they read lit she
Cowrie, (if they et nrierrend to read that Pap►r), that
public characters like thew were public property, and
ought to be respected. No», it sn happens that the
pieces of this public property halt. aheard each other,
ao es In provoke to rhodium, and one has openly ac•
cued the other of not puusr.•ing talent capable of
cawing in a Government. If opera these great pub-
lic character.. hail killed the other, and the lasts been
pet in force, se question whether JACK
wnsld have respected Ilse so reienr. S. •ucb fur Mr.
Getreier's grove carer and raying.
Gazette de Franca con Nilo. an artir le dated
Sint khelm. the YS•b alt. ahirh holds nut threats
ageism any Poser is a'trihu'i• g a Seedish title to a
Prince of the Ike.. of liAni N "—The shut. article
feuds to Parise a beii•f that the tenure of his %Now y
CHAILLS JOll4 of the Croon of Sweden, is 11401 so
strung ac it way hose heels 140001.

tiew of hastening the retort, en Cash Payments! !
In fact, Ministers are brreght Into the sere state as a
bongling Cnuse•ander • regiment, whir bid to es-
hibit it to • reviewing General. In petting it through
the new war ninCtotreS, es ordered by the Booed
of General Officers, Le tentrittal to tumor it into
entire disorder, so es that the rear molt was
breeghi to the front. Ile turned end whe►led it
sheet end ghost, still posing core perpleml, for
the right flank hid gut to the left of the centre.—
Then seelhg all his art and skill ea►rrlred in vain,
he belied the battalion, end taking oil his list to the
inspecting veleta'', said," Shall I order the band to
play ?”—" Aye, if yne will," repli4 the old
Martinet ; " let them play Tern again Whitting-
ton, thrice Laid Marne of London,' and I'll go
home to diener."—ln Ilse rennet base oar en.
skilled and over-mrddling Minister. let the Fineness
and the chief departments of the Gniternment met
Into the sass kind of coofasioo, and they may sing
or play,

.. In vain I every In easy,"

as long as they I.kr ; things will nem cone right
MI rho whole troop ie gest to the right about, sod all
is refortned.

We should be sorry to be height wanting in pro.
pet seeped towards men who are pet in authority orr
nes and especially towards thew. who are appointed
to lay down the laws of the country for our guidance
sad submission ; het rtorits when w•ohterve list wise
wee of Gotham, the hares Censeripti nf the land,
debating in fell Hoes and with grave countenances,
for hours together, on the readiness of certain Noble
Lords, and the reluctance of other Noble Lord'',
to abolish the !tier by Battle ma, as well
as !siting down the nuttiest right to possession of
estate. by this same Wager of Battle, determining
that the champion, who 'Mehl be hired fo► the per.
pose, (for tin. was en office oft., performed by a
substitute, or deputy, or proxy) was the right owner
to the estate, and the vanquished deemed infamous,
or an usurper; we cannot bet ask ourielvra whether
ue have dreamt only, that there are millions of oar
fellow.creiteres living under the same Government,
who are, in part, famishing for sustenance, arid in
pert threatened to be in a state of actual starvation
for want of employment. As also whether we
heee or have not witneessed frein.thirty to forty bank-
mph a week, for these years pest. We comet con.
sent to believe that the above ael•jecls of debate are
adopted, like the thousand and one stories in the Arabi.
an nights Entertainment, to mewl those who with
erasing stomachs arecrytng for food. Old genCessen
and old ladies might descant on such themes round the
tertable or by their firresides; bet to us it appears,
that the question, whether the caltivation of the
many thousands of acres of waste and kilo Crown-
lands, might not beneficially employ and feed the
would-be industrious and ealsahle portion of the em-
pire? and whether nt, er each insprnvesents might
not oiler the reed more pleasing matter of con-
temptation, than the legendary tales which only
Mow bow low and humble has brn our origin. The
poor Carlisle weaver* are ■t work .gale, 'tis tree,
at a small advanced price; bet in this @grimiest they
seen to say with the 'nicked, half•ataned Apotho-

Tne loosen, DLL, cf MAKLooonvoo ease 22601.
for one of the hit. F.1'110512 at Hocceriu ; anti wince
theoienquiry has heels ensile in 14 is, where this N..ble•
wen's beir.ionas Wallets pawned !! A hundred poor
starv.ng realities, who sire now keeping life sod tool
toresher by feediog en she rains of the earth, night
have lived comfortably furs year upon one of she
/term of skis costly honk. Its owner, however. bow
sold it again for Si7s seisms (about I 1001. loss!)
sod This third bibliomantoc is an hereditary COllllll.
sellnr so the Pelmet Riot-me!!

NORTH '4,111FL15%, Juva 16.—The Spring, Wil-
limas, of this port. got fool of a skip in this ►irrr,
and carriod away her eon bowsprit, and broke her
waist anchor.

itiNGINO E*TRIORDINA• V.-- At Shiffnel, on the
inst. the tattooing Members of the St. Martin's
Youths, of Birmingham, completed • peal of 5040
'ripples, in the troy intricate method of Stedman's
principle, in three hoots and Iwo minutes:—
Tubbs. James Jai ; second, Thomas Chapman ;
third Thorne, %% nerds ; fourth, Thomas 'fh•rstance;
fifth William lia+sall ; sixth, Alesasider Senders ;
seventh, Samuel Laurence; tenor, Joseph l'airkeir.
—ls Ilea entryouol by Mr. Henry Cooper. of Bir-
mingham. and conducted by Aim sitting in the steeple
It consists of ten parts, or courses, of 504 changes
each part, in which the sixth and seventh are m.de to
petioles their etolutions uniformly, and cow home
together at she end of each 501 change+, end two
bells miser shoe. changes, dosing behind at one time.
hie, is considered the best remitosilien of that gip
tem ever produced ; and such is the dillissity_Orthe
undertaking, that no company has attempted peal
before, ezerpt the Janine Company of Cumberland
Yana'. of Leedom, who completed onset St. Giles's,
alma eighteen et twenty years ego.
EITRAORDINART Can o, FIAUD•—A Gentleman
Masking to the hoes. of Messrs. Sentence and
Flint, grocers, No. 300, Borough High-street, op-
plindfor a warrant at the Town Hall, in the fellow.
lag ease:—lle stated, that for some time past, a
family besting fiery internsl murk of she great.
est respectabitity, residing at Tooting, bad dealt
with them pretty largely for tea and other gro.
cery, which were generally paid for by hank checks
so the banking-house of Sir John Perrin and Com-
pany, t t a small amount, which checks they were
particularly requested Opt to pet in circulation,
as the hills would be taken up and the smatent
paid; which promise had been punctually perforated.
The last bill of this kind which tisey received was for
51., and it was incautiously sent with ether sears to
Perring's hank, where it was received with the
astounding reply of " No effects." From this dr-
comstance Meagre Sentence and Flint suspected they
were, set of swindlers, and wished to base their
characters enquired Into. Mr. Newman sent Kinsey,
the constable, to Tooting, to make enquiries; the
resell of which was, that the persons whom he sought
lived therein the greatest state, with livery servants,
&c. but they were never at home from seven o'clock
in the morning till ten at night, and had defrauded
every body they could. It was also die d that
the Gentleman had been on Thursday arrested for
20001. in town ; and Kinsey. after a diligent search,
took Ilse Lady on the charge of Messrs. Sentence
and Flint ; but not relishing to be taken before a
Magistrate, she took up the Bill, and was let go
about her be.iness.

CONDILRCIAL 11)111ACRUMENT.—Wedellesda, night
the aeighbnerhood of Dock-head, was thrown into
much confusion, in consequence of the sudden ap-
pearance of a posse of men on on. of the principal
• barb the river, elicit they endeavoared to i•ke
posoession of vie of swots, in the name (as they sail
of the real owner. They forrihly turned out the
Gentloan then in possessints, bit family, and sor.
went-, sod threw the vsloable furoiteir, plate, and
!into., into the meet after them. The novelly of
such • proceeding tallied an immense mob on athem.
hie, amongst whom were a numerous grog of thieves,
who availed themselves of the opportunity to make a
riot, in the sour*. of which Mr? carried of a *teat
part of the plate, and sesersl suits of new clothe..
Immediate application was mad. to the Sitting his.
igistralo, at Union-hall, who immediately issued a
warrant against all the men in the tou.n, and sent a
great number of officers to lake them into owed,. in
which they, after much clinically. i They
sere brought before Mr. EVANCe. an Thursday,
when Mr. ALLAY attended 1.1 debtod then,. and
Mr. ROOlllll, for the prosecution. Th. history of
the am was net ...tyres! into, hat it appeared to he
a dispute broom, two Fergana oh.. have same pro-
perty se the River, respreilog the hoe.* and wharf.
All the men were held to bail, wed the question is I°
be settled at the Mains.

airy of SUAICIPEARIII4 My seeessity and ant say
will consents ass to it." The lake thing will break
eat again somewhere else so alma so effectual remedy, bait., Just lA.—Came down from the River anti
and we. with all pnau4ie deference, recommend to tailed the A'•141.1•. Wilson. for Jamaica ; end
both Houses of Part:ament and the Paisce REG VIT, Alonzo. Nrkio., for liourri-out.
honorolenoly in inky tl.e iteti•ci op, and that • VALatuutu, •'t %L 16 the Lord Castle.
without loss of Ilene, and a, deserting prior algorithm 'earth pack. 1, oath M.", f" ".•
to Ikon misty law. which may be said to hare 101 l 114ttry mt. JcNt 18.—Arrivral the Cmstler•agh
their force by desuetude tioul right felllll/11, f pe• k.t, from Ofili Prince of Orange packet,
rpm II II•orl, with Mails.
Piestutae, Jest 17.—Sailed the Lord Wi;ling-
ton, thalami, for Qeebec; and Olive Brooch, Ltda.,
for hails.

NAVAL INTELLIGENGV..
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Cowes. JUNE 18.—Airisql the Bea Johnson
Transport, from London for Qoebee.
Ponrsisnwrtt, Juke the Malabar,
Assaults, fur New Sou•h %ales; Crstilie, Edwards,
for Qs.bets; Reenter', Beacon, for the &ash S". 11 ;
Orion. Reynolds, for li,tohay ; and Phonate, Jan.
son, for Qnobee.