The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-07 00:00:00

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TO THE EDITJRWTHE STATESMAN.

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" He that bates teeth; shall be Voider of lies ;
" And be that will be chested to the last.
" Delusion strong as Imil shall bind Min het."
. vomit.
,11.,,--In The Cornier df yesterday I Int.l the fol; '
lowing two Question's : ; . .
" What is it a itign of, *ben I 4jitred of Eng-.
" land is *holly deserted by the Female Nubility and
" lientry of England, and finds her drawing-tooto
" filled, instead, with the wives df infer:tic traiiesmeu
..
" and day-labourers ? •
5ec00d......... What is it a sign of, when the sulfate- i
" name, and approbation, hod seppott of the* per ..
1" suns are esnltingly recounted, as roofs that the
" Queen of England is worthy of being alsch i—We
" pantie for a reply." •• • )
Answer to Question the first.—lt is s UAW- Atli**
ramek nubility and gentry herr tent thrto‘e/tes to tire
diabolical views of the Queen's tarmacs ; for *hen
we confider what the froosk nobility arntl gentry an
composed of, as far as titeir recorded acts have cook.
to our knowledge, it is impossible to ascribe their
conduct to any other motive. it is A SION that the
wives of the inferior trodesmea and dey-lohour, 7 * are
not the " drpts gifts." And, moreover. it is A SIG.:
that the people are beginuing to b:•stir themselves in
'uch a way that his Majesty's Ministers hare good
cause to be alarmed at their movements ; which, in-
deed, if we may judge from the conduct of the Cos tic..
is really the case.
Answer to Question the second.—lt is A MIX of a
great change in public feeling in regard to Royalty ;
fur when before, during our time, slid we hear of A
Queen being an object of must affectionate regard
with the great mass of the people. It is a sties; that
the onv.s c have only to act nobly, to ensure the most
enthusiastic homage and admiration of thr people.
In short, it is A SIGN, that the Queen enthtains the
opinion that her Royal husband woe entertained, that
the Royal dignity is conferred for the benefit of the
people ; and that the most glorious mode of reigning,
I IS tO MERIN IN T: .Z HEANTS or Till PEOPLF.
J. A.

Our Readers will remember the horror which 31ini-
'ter+ lately expressed on proposing the renewal of the
Alien Bill, at the bare supposition of the possibility of
its being used as a means of injuring the flaws. It
turns out, however, that the suspicions expressed on this
subject were bat too well roundel. From a letter from
Mr. Maatrrrit, Banker in Milan, to his son in London,
(a copy of which our Readers will find in another co-
lumn), it appears, that Colonel 'Wiwi's intimated t
Mr. Mastevrv, the fittlerr;ltiet it %Taff. FolireniOntiie

to semi his son oat of this country, iu consequence of
his liaslng entered into a conversation with the %vitro... 4
SACCHI. This intimation threw Mr. hIANIRTTE into the
utmost alarm, and in order to appease the agent of ►he
English flovernment, he immediately writes a letter of
exhortation to his son, informing him at the same time,
that leis answer (if sufficiently submissive) will be exhi-
bited to the Colonel. After this, how are we to give
credit to any assurances or pledges of Ministers ?

If the threats of Colonel Browne could fill a man in
Mr. Mariette's situation in life with so mach alarm,
we may easily conceive how much more operative
%huller threats may have been on persons in inferior
situations. We must always bear in mind, that that
sort of sturdy imlependeuce which is often to be wet
with in this country, has no existence in despotic coun-
tries ; and that Avery slight hint from a powerful quarter
will generally be found sufficient to convey alarm to
the apprehensive mind of an Italian.
llop picking is aunouneed by Mr. Ellis, the great
Hop Planter, near 11aidstune, to commence in his
plantations on Monday. The roach of Kent are there-
tore thronged in every direction, at this time, by
ducks of labouring men. women and children, pro-
ceeding to this joyous harvest. Many hundreds of
them have already arrived in the neighbourhood of
Maidstone.
Seonrixo.—Snocertxo Vasco.—The match between
Capt. Smith and Mr. Deslntrgh, who should kill toast
head of game from five o'clock in the morning till tire
in the afternoon, was decided on Tuesday in Hertford-
shire. The competitors are considered es good held
shots as any in England, sod this match salvia was for
MO guineas aside, proved it. They started together
from the neighbourh.oal of Wades-mill, ea the Nomina-
tion-road, taking opposite directtotts, Mr. Deshntgli
to the south-west, in the direction of Welling, aid
Captain Smith confining himself •to flillabsuth- east
side of the toad, iu the tiirection •of Cambridge.
Each was acconipanied by a frieod of his oppoitent
as umpires, two markers, and two brace of dogs. Mr.
Desiourgh fill iu with a covey of fourteen Weds within
a few minutes, and its less than three hours had Wigged
eight of them, not missing a skot. By twelve o'clock
be had killed •20 head of game, and he afterwards killed
IS others, within *en miles frosts where he started ; al-
together $7 brace of birds. and fuer ham. Unit:a,:
akin had killed 24 head at one ideal'. of* whir h be
was rather nelucky in finding; he Imeged. In aL. viz.
16 brace of birds anal three hares. •K. 1 octets. and
his adversary S. They found sit rhf
llow-STaaaT.--Testerday Mr. . giZtting
Magistrate, made an importanitifechisto repeeftwNisgo
l'oaches, vis, that the name of *sod Ilearraerisoase of
• the Reading Coaches, made ills prams if Ilhaa maw li-
able fur all the acts committed h resat C ss, .tatter the
• Act of Parliament for re:misting Stagf.t:oaches,
t hough it was proved by f ckrk from the Akre &errant-
ing the licenses, ifist Edward &was bad net been
proprietor for shove six months prelim's I Magi 4.
ONO held that as long as the *arra( BeroUne
remained M the coif's, Is was selideist *
, the Act of Parliament fiwkim to clioairt'm A
osi ja.mpte.
batty of fet for carrying logginsit on the dortskle
'roach, when there tie. twelve paaseagela. adaiclalla ai-
-1 cordingly diJ, with oats. 10
. 5. t -*tweets, ns‘d

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