The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-10 00:00:00

RADICAL REFORM.

The necessity of commencing this ulster? work
becomes more end more evident sooty dey ; loin.
emelt, that it is serprisiag that any Gentleman can be
found to stand up in the Noose of Commoes, and
twit Sir FRANCIS Bosom for soy teflections he may
make op tie system of hoping and selling the Rotten
Boroughs, as if the Bermset was committing a libel
epos this constitutional commerce, and maligning
those Honourable Gentlemen whose pure views had
induced them to deal In it. The betioess of Penr3ris
is before the Honourefk Effuse, sod the abased Pub.
lie; that of Barnstaple is pretty well known to
many, besides to Sir IllawnssAtt MASSIN Lelia, the
briber, corruptor, and till sow the honourable
sluing Member. Bet all this es nothing compared
to the lameeelete proceedings at Vrompotrud, as
Messrs. tuns* and Roseirrsos can Inform the Its.
qalsitite world if they plena; sad more especially if
the information were made tripartile, by ale addi-
tion of a Gentlemen In Pall Mall, who, from agency
destine in King's Writs for stets, was constrsioed
try a latitat tea sett in the Zing's Bench!!!

Me.Swesa, or Peewee, A. Pga.—lt Is commie
for boasting men to make their own geese swans.—
The corrept Penryn has made its Sam a goose, ah,
sod plucked hint w►ll toe.
If men would e► could give themselves time to
think, their hair wowed stand on mad " like fr►tful
quills upon the pereepine;" bet, ales! nineteen
twentieths of the People are enmesingly employed
in wattling off the deadly revers of poverty, and the
other complement is taking all the rare they can of
themselves. Public virtue may well be regarded as
as eaploded doctrine—where I it in short to be
foetid ? While she country is christened to be
shaken to its very foundation by the streaks of the
mighty few in the end to throw off its rust end
correption, in order to restore it to what it ones *es,
and what it might happily be spin—while it is
agonised by the espences of a calamitous war sod
pressed dews, by lases, we me a Corporite Body id
rich merchants cooling* to ley the whole Pabik
order contribetiow by their circulating -vapor, and I
thereby pocketing millions in the way of loess add
agency, and dividing tea per cent. on their caFital.t—
Hew tang will as infate.aed People endure all this?
The remains of Lady ELLlNsotosteu erne be re-
mowed en Friday neat, from her late residence, in
Hertford-street. Mayfair, for hoarsest, in the fi-
erily vault, at North Cray, Kent. •
Lord CAITLIMMEASU will .rellsoltl et his seat at
North Cray, till after the fsemal of Lady ELLAII.
folloosll.
Uis Royal Highness the Palace Benurr has been
pleased to appoint Climatal KNATCIIIULL, Ertl. son
of Sir K. Kaimituaut.i., Bert. to be his Majesty's
Cosset at Nantes, and all other ports sod pieces is
t►e department of the Loafer Leke. •
Is arosetteessee of Mr. Sways...being declared not
duly elected; an active reeves* took place in the Bo•
rough of Peeress last week, by the friends of Mr.
Statue for mottle SWARD, Eati . and by Messrs.
%ovum and the Corporatims for Pie. ANatetaex.
Iles.t.tau.—Fereigegeld was yesterday at 41.15. 6d4
sew dauNeons all. 45.; and silver, is bars, standard,
Si. 6J.
The disputes between the coal-proprietors and
their workmen et St. Helens Great an end. The mos-
ten have selected sock of the men as they thought
proper, but without any concessions en the part of
the former; several of the men are, therefore, left
without arm ernployurest.
Specie! Commissions of Jail Delivery are to be it
this spas", for the irk Owe, to the C 0111114.11 of
Durham, Northumberland, Westmorland, sod Cum•
*flood. It Is in contemplation. pr►vioel to soother
Tree, to divide the Nerthere Circeit. and to hove
regsisr Commissions tsf Anise, Nisi Prins, te. lots
Yorkshire, Durham, sad Northumberland, as t►eewe
Circuit; sad into Lancashire, Westmerlarid, god
Cemberleari, as the other. This arnagessitmt,
ever, will materially affect the convenience of the
Gentlemen of the Bar.—lt will, probably *ha NM
cation an addition to the number of the Judges.

ANACDOTICII..

COALITION lIF.TWEIN THE LATE allt. FOX AND
LORD NORTH, SHOWING THE INLOIIBIsIENcy
OF A GRLAT 5TA14.514/IA.
Me. Fos was tweed by hundreds to declare's,. the
bib day of Muth, )784, that " Whenever he should
enter into any terms with as indisidoel of Lord
NOnTint Cattinitl, be noold rest vatoilled In b.
called the most infamous of matlkind." Adding,
that " be sever could noarish she Idea of coalescing
with Minister', who had proved themselves devoid
of honour and honesty ; as in the bands of sock
men, be would ant for a moment ',strew his oath
noer." To varnish over, therefore, so complete a
clangs of language, sentiments, and "yore, h-
is:faired all those tabled", that bold eloquence, ea
disregard of public opinion, which swat do Afro. it.
was never, indeed, regardcl as animated by any
other motives, in kW opposition to lb. Peace of
1783, than ambition end a desire of poser. Pm's.
ally odious to the Kula, as be well knew Atwoodf to
be, on account at his private irregolsrities, not lees
than from the lino of political sedan which bb had
embriced daring many yes s; be beheld lin mode or
chance of speedily entering the C.binet, except be
uniting at ono, with I.ord Nuirris. FOE sad (Wait
tad a hundred times turmoil Lord Morrie walk dm
Mock; yet they after nerds coalesced stub

ON 11111 Lit; Us•/MON.

TO THE EDITOR 01 TOE STtTESMAN.

gia,—Tbe late rhoseliancome and from eapronlms
of " Public ()Onion" in slits imaieneeiy populated
Metropolis, speak. a language that cannot leo satin-
dersiood nr perverted, but by idiots sad sophist.--the
Ignorant and the depraved,—the peevey ur to onfeel•
leg avarice,—and 'be literary hirelind, who bias.
phones for splendid infants ; hut, I pressow, that
neither with pie nor ow can etch *eon rosswnors and
practical atheists have the least inAirenge. We know,
from a series of motors rellections and obi/trestle's,
that Politic Oldisien I. that tremendous lever by which
the Tlforal" Ruler of the 11i.tiont" has eurnotsively
indica/Myr effected the fall or political rogesseration
of the most stependmis states and einpirea, and thus
in a moment pet to confusion ibe prowl sagacity of the
statesmen,—the pinioned celeste tines of the teemed.
—and the •isol.econceieed plans and arrartgaMents
of the great ! !! —Before hit reason is prostrated
in silence—He destio)s the issues of probability. and
crone., suipeods, crush*., and nanny, batwing
nerds !—lfy lira is impelled the hidden springs of
human action, in the inditidesl,--the
aggregate and complicated marbiitery of the world.
1k event., his own specifics anti combines results
according to his own sovereign will and pleasure, and
it It this almighty, pervading, end stint g ogee-
cy which holds and trims the steered haleniec of power,
—who frowns on efniernitleted ;grinds, and tit that
SUM? lime MVP,* with list pftterftesilisd the ealleriag
avid bleeding family of the horalTaiiccit.—it
and Be etione, who " unbars the lonsi.gatio," sod
dire* popular idignation ! I—lt is Hies who died.
_pates error from the mind* of Ike Pen..ie, •nri•chi•
bits the 'regaling end viodidtve demons of *rocks,
in Ow northetire re ogeeoce of an oppresses, Peo-
ple!! and, Sir. it 19 flier, in the spirit ut Public
died, who is no. drawing lines of cireamoallabilm
oripood she ortioorks end diode' trafforMi
be gir
ag!l and wee to those who shelf Or found no
that day) standing span the crater of his burning
servils!!!!—limi, then. I now leave in the hand. of
s mite Providence IIIT,CAS—TIA and the CAN-
-nos, while! hail with thrilling .'a lines of &licks
s bat ri si sig Arid/doom/ Terming siar,"ohoseprecorMort
ray, is encoding over use riode ',grows of istelloctell
darkness. This diffusive principle f light, whilst it
dazzles sod codoontle the blaspheming ' Priests of
it the dolorous mediae/ion soreases al
Ike pokifical" unclean spirits." le Imo, Mr. EDITOR,
accemalatiog events are now, with gigantic strides,
eidilag bock sae dense shadm of weld night, and
eshibits our illumined pyramid of &idled deforms
soblitaely rising upon the grew plane tit time, sot.
mended by kneeling myriads, composed of potpie
all manors, kiadrods, tangoes, and nations.
I to, Sir,
V ERlTfis,
Loadoo, Mares 41. Olt late of Ittareh-alb, ask.

CITY BOUNIaa.—A Court of Aldermen was held
yesterday at Guildhall. which was numerously at.
towded.--Tho Bishop of °croon was requested to
preach tho Spits! Serum°, on Easter Monday, at the
parish of Christ Chinch, Neergatb.stvoist, before the
LORD MAT9IL, Aldermen, sod Gaallflleri• of ,he
Hievetal Hospitals.—Mr. W. Mats, ono of the
Atiornies of Om Mayor's Court, attended, and
alienated hir place to Mr I. Cawrca,tehts was swore
into that elite.—Taw bars of Gold, weighing alma
1900 ounces, yen swots off for oopoitatioe.—A
person attended from Auditor's 0111 co with this robes
Orphan Account, which was allowed.—TM Corot
issaninsoissly voted Thanks to first Ras. Mr. J. SAW.
lON, Chaplain la the Loan Walton, foe hiallisrusiso,
preached at St. Lawrence Jewry, no Plough Susdsy
last.—Sundry persons were swoon, and othersadmit.
ted Brokers.
RaIsOTAL OT Coxvicts.—This morning, it as tarty
hoer, the following convicts, 'headed by *proper es.
cart, were cense. ed from llorsemongtr.lane Prima
to the !Wks, at Wool ich,prepontory to their Imes-
pottation from this country s— R. Hilmar*, T.
Willis' J. (ledge, Wm. Doris, Jos. Wortsenholl, J.
liarroil,J Smith, Michael Brost, J. Quin, T. lire,
and J. Mitchell.—They are young Mee, sod most of
them ootorines pickpockets, well known to the Sur.
my Polk. °Meets' mad their removal is osesiderei
a ;mot relief to Sisotlioark mod its vicinity.
A remarkably interesting work of Madame DI
Gtstas has bees jest published by Mr. Cocousx.
It h emitted, Let Parvenus, ou let diventares di
Alien Delmours. It may be considered as a sort of
notional tate, the mother having contrived to eshibit,
under the mask of a most amusing fictitious history.
a complete view of the society and manners in Fritter
for the lost 30 years. Like the ingenious anther of
ilia Was, she has described personages of all raakl,
and criticised every thing which in manners appeared
to her reprehensible or ridiculous. She has also in.
berg/oven lo her work s considereble ounsbor of fins
traits, hitherto unknown, which prove, that even in
the time at terror, when the lows slept, virtue
fret
still auto.

1014 VAL INTELLIGENCII.
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DIAL, hilsacu 9.—Peesed through the Downs
Inotorday, after post, the Vibilis, from the
Porthtssral for Conetaatinople; and several vessels
hes the Kinn, asses unknown.
Porrenewerst, Maant 9.—Soiled the Janus, Bo-
suns*, old Leaden transports, ter Jessica, with
Mops.—The Loral Briton transport got on shore
us the nort► pert of the Spit, whilst dropping out
with As tide, where she east resale till tie hod

makes.
FALISOCTIIi Witten 7. Arrived the Edward,
s, from l.oridon for Babe.; and some others.—
foiled the Waisingham packet, with Mails, fee Gi-
l/sitar, Molts, asd Corfu.
LtrearooL, MARCH 7.—The Liverpool Packet,
from Savaanah, which was es *ere nn Bode Beak,
.s been get off, sad is inked is the River.
. r Coleus, theist' 9.--Sailed the (s) ship Hamilton,
1410reessenh, forstia.
. ' •Hcitireicu,- iitacecu 9.—The 'Eagle cutter, Limit.
..leagoosi ,b4p !ahem soother prize, with 47 tubs or
"she at spirits on beard, sad three men, which he
Apse vat late this pert.
41 • thrusk MA.l'OO S.—Asti/0 the Hope, Clifton,
*els the Spars *Viet, with lid of the wreck of the
4solitile. - .
...21Krit OPOLIIAN LAW SOCIETY.
I •
Needs to REFORM of every kind, where
roily smths; sod it is sal Hy @clines.
*t tide's exit* In the profession of the Lew,
been, and ought ever to be held honour..
~ e's It her bees so distinguished in epithet : we copy
:.. follewieg anneeecement with pleasure and res. really
"...;. dines, thrargh at the bossed of being &barged with
the Stamp Otis, Daly, as an sdrertisentent.
' - A Meetiog yesterday took place at Serle's Coffee.
'i beset, lif,Parey.street, of many very respectable
. Inewberi of the profession, Attornies mad Solicitors'
• with a view to the establishment of a society, ',Mei
eistosid have for its object the preservation of obi
• est privileges and the seppert of the credit or At.
"'i mite sod Solicitors, and partienierly the p tie.
4 • Sererction of the growing abase of improper and
' . ed persons becoming members of the pc*.
. .
W. Leek', Esq. M. P. took the Chair at &beet '
belt. past two, sad • ieries of Resolutions were wowed
wed approved ofeiiontalaing the opinions of the
Meeting, that the stunting laws, so far from protect-
ikstg regular prectitiasers, subjected them to mach In.
jury and discredit, by allowing no:stratified persons
-, It was farther agreed,
... of the profession, its
permanent Society sbireld be
-itcl Solicitors practis-
,i or within the limits of
Society was to be celled
citty." Some discossion
present, and assay cases
the low now stood,
Solicitor, as far as
,briber hs was ,track
of between TX and
himself in the same
..te. This wee an nil
Increasing for merry years;
41/ rapid progress, the
the preessicn *Geld
was obsaresti by one
paid too much at.
about the cases of
.on. It appeared by
the Meetieg, that the nem.

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'tier of persons tinkled, frees the year 1794 to 1804,
'woo 2700, by each of whom a dsty was paid of
'4001., siding a total of 270,0001. paid Welles
'dose Iwo periods. From 1804 to 1815, the
"Ipmetber of IN/MU articled wee 6800, by rub a
• Mee 1101. was paid, Disking a total of 716,0001.
.iWidlBls to December 1818, no fewer than 1900
yak were "'titled, mild the duty paid wee 1101.
IMO, 'asking in the whole 2'28,0001. By this it sp.
leered, that very large same were given for @delto-
id's to the prefeeekro, which was by a defect in the
Jew slimed totally avoided by those who introdoced
F9lootles by sinister means. it farther appeared
shy nember of anomie' admitted from 1805 to
5 wes 2438: the ditty of 201. paid by ouch
wllusty ansitanted in that polled to 48,7601.—
item 1818 to 1818 the umber admitted was 1091,
•sad the defy paid, at 251. each, woo 27,2751. The
fiesher of cutler-oes token eat In the yes,. 1817
livid 11118 was 41399, sod the defy paid et 91. each,
hoes 48,891 i.
The Seciety wee formed, end the Gentlemen pre-
sent eerolled their nstriei as member..

About amen o'clock oar Monday night, as a Gen.
Haws wee riding at a great rate down Blackfriase-
prma, he was mutable to curb the horse, which ran
egeiett the fore.wheel of a hackney coach that was
driving at a quick rate in the opposite direction.—
The horse was killed*. the spot, and the Gentleman
thrown with great forte iota the middle of the road,
and dreadfully hart. 0. was glken op apparently
lifeless, and carried to St. Bertbeloineer's Hospital.
Yesterday moraine J. South, about 10 years old,
*on of Mr. Sanity, of Prospect.placr, Leadon.rosil,
4rres out with his father, near the Obelisk, when be
was knocked dawn by a dust cart, the wheels of
wrhich passed ever his bedy. He was taken up, ep.
partway dying, and carried to Guy's Hospital.
Mary Ants Gibson a child, about seven years old,
was walking with herl mother near the Fully, at
Deck.held; when two men, who were furiously
driving carts, endesvoared to pass each other, in do-
ing which, one of the carts went on the foot pavement
tad knocked the child down, end the wheel tore her
face shockingly sad brute her arm. She was takes
to the
CORM EXCHANOV, MARCH 'O.—Wilts.* not hod
any fresh arrivals since Monday, yet Om Wheat trade
cantina's eery beery, god only that of floe quality
of our two growth could be disposed of, but for
which Monday's prices were ohtained.—Fine English
Barley - toeloy and fully tar is its plat
-t the

J. GRAHAM sae. the Petioinaers Mad aellerbed hie
to my .s. Tb. Orme of she trashiest lieldats teak dot
teLsaM pia Obese creditor. bill, of ibrre ottOolbe re Laird
RNesdaie. The Petiolate% declared that they reed Not op.'
Gist their otobtoree t boo she Clerk of obi loteleotot
' Comet was the tole &Wore.
The ATTORIIIRT.GEBIat AL drolrel lbw. The Chet of
the Case ass telly prosisiaeal ao.iasee until the eredifor• had
rimed as their WV • satiesers i sal then he paid ever In thee
the property of the Detutms ladled is his heels. Is this car be
paid over 18.0001. a the rem alma yea, to toe ostagore.
lotolvert Dubose.
Mr. BROUGHAM theme it treed be wiser I. alconia
from aM obit disresee ea ibh otbiret .std they hod she eel .
dente ef a Csessitire. t. allay she fererat am/ ft iradeeseli
: sod the term of per Debtors.
Mr. G. LAMS hoped ibis geode weld eamirreo every ott-
teens*. bath for the Merest of the fair seedier art the Mora
armor.
84 C. DURRELL erred the Order sf the Day aa the ad.
t=rdebate re the Parry. threat e. He had hero kd to
id• that she bet ley so Aral with this are. would he. 0.
Wog I. a lIHI, and ohne the ins olebt, ow the teased woe-
imp of the 8111. dared I yes I. the best way they mole.
ne oboe leaps'. be sbeeld ONO we Itooliodore: I.t. That
Is appears to this Haute that ems Whey and entropies re-
web le the 'breath of Prey.l he that stlefrarsetices seer
sew hi shot Maras" sa was reed to the Meer Ia M. es
the Nettie of J. Trysails's& BA, Tel It I. the
th s Haase that this sauce oftoribely awl corruption realism
the serious eselWeratioos of the Haase.

Throe Ikesal*ess were weed to tea.
Sir G. SISSAILLL throe noorroll foe lea.. t,o bring i i a SIU
to permit Bribery arid forrupcon Ia the II 'reef& of
r tar r reared to she ram ae Nimbus et Porlrainnot rot obe
rah Sororelt.—Leare etym.
Uperr the oath* of Mr. WYNN. the tendon aloha Toe-
eaosoitor and chefs, IS the )ear 1557. was ordered w be re-
primed.
0.4111' LAWS. •
Mr. BRAND observed, that the q•eittest hit swot
to bring under the notice of the Hesse Wes tie
utmost importance to the morals of the letter ludo..
of the community. Upon tkatAtobjeet a Report hid
been made la the last Smote% by a Geremattea of cher
House. That Report Meted, that tbi.paried of she
Session wee then toe late for the intredeetioe of nor
measure upon the subject of the Game Laws, hot
that in a future Sassiest measures Wight he adopted;
founded upon the Common Lew. That Casesealtsets
bad also been of opinion that game shook do_ der
elated to be the property of the persons aphis Ito*
land it might be found. The (minion of the Gautier
Laws was one much divenlfied. So ratty at the
time of Richard 11. a Statute bad passed, tairkieg a.
qualification isecessery for the killing of game, and
from that time the Statutes on the subject had conti-
nued to increase. The present system of the Gaits
JAW! was (trended upon the Statutes of the 1?.41 and
43d of Charles 11 , anti by them all the persosal Anil
leasehold property of the kingdom was eardodmil
from the possession of game. By the sth el Qsss.
Anne, the Lords of the Manors had been esenipte4
from the operatton of the Motorist laws, and were
enabled to appoint a person to kill game, under the
name of a gamekeeper. Since that time repeated
Acts of Parliament had sitealthaved the heads of
the Lords of MllllOl6, in order to protect therm
against the demands of an increased and wealthy pp-
pulation. Bat when the pommel wealth of a coun-
try rune to be equal to that of its landed proprietors.
it was Impossible to exclede them Isom that to which
they had so reasonable a claim. By the present
1 ,
!Loam* Laws, a man of 1001. a year could have no
'game in 'lsis possession except us a present, and a.
'remit to search for game could not be refused iss
she case of the wealthiest merchaut in the kingdom.
At all the small proprietors were Sildeditl If WTI the
enjoyment of game, it could not be presumed that
they would be very active in restraining poachon..—
The present system of legislaiisro on the sobject of
the Game taws, was one to which the great mem of
the population was adverse, and none could be con-
Weed more rein Nally calculated to demoraliser the
People. lly the Common Law game was derfarce
to be the property of the (loner or she occepkr of
the land, rahone sale, and by the Slits', of Henry 11.
game seas recognised SP retard not in the Lords of
Manors, hut in the occupiers of the laud. „Tie at_
tetation he should propose to make upon the presurt
system was, that game should he declared to be the
property of she occupier of the land, as being fed bi
him, unless the game had been reserved by the owner,
or bad been let nut by the occupier. le that cave
these would be a regular supply of game I. the per-
annul property of she country, end the real pro-
prietor of game would run no risk. By the loss of
, the power to search for game, which would folio.
, on the proposed choose or the law, pane might be
more easily stolen, but that divadrentage wield to
more than counterbalanced by other considerations.
Still he was of opinion game should be protected
against night poachers, from snares and air,guss, in
the same manner as under the preseet system. It
would be difficult not to interfere with loyal Fran.chises and free lament, bet the letter he prepovert
to r tempt from the operation of the All, as 0, had
no wish to interfere silk reel rialtss,94l. 111(14t ho
took frees the nursers of property +44,1;0 fp ?How
them to kill game en the property of another. lie
weadd apply the Act of the 13th of the KirVes for the
ployetvation of tersipa and potatoes, to the protoc.
lion of gams, making the pen.lty as et present 51. a
11 heed, and op to (01., to he recovered before 1...
Justices of the Peace. That penalty to be 'PCOIII.'I.II
by the lessee of the pate, and the same remedy to
be available against the lessor as against say ether.—
la the case of leases adore no stipulation had beets
• made, the rights of game liege to be regarded as re.
served. The best mode ef ries to fellosi
peblii opinion; and he (Mr. Brand) had eapresscd
the °piston .f the most ealLhtened part of the coat-
sanity. The Memorable Gentleman concluded by
moving for lease to bring in a all to ameud the
Laws for the better preservation of Game.
Sir J. SHELLEY milk opinion that the Bill world
Increase, instead of lesseging, the goober of Irma-her,.
Mr. BANKES said, net there 'Rioted many ob-
jections to the present optima of the Gam. lass ;
her did not think they vulteld be remove() by the
plan of the lionogrableGewkleiesa. Fur one poacher
now, be was afraid there Rosati be five; Ovoid th•t
plan be curled into effect. Sir W. I.llstkstorie host
staled, that at the NOVIIVII Conquest, pit game was
the property of she Crown. '1 he retidenhao of It
Country Gentlemen st their rot', was of the artmovt

impedance, aml nettling could b. more fetal than to
glee them a ilie4uit at iech a residence. lii' *...kt
bit tope' got only then the wove, of Game
vat that ..f the Pen. Lams also. Should the
prionlit ',item be abolished. it coati, not be replaced.
sells Is too months the pee waste be complete.
',ohne

._ •
to enter into the profession. It
that for fEe better protection of
i !gbh, and scbaracter, a permani
r locoed, correisting of Attornies al
fog in I,oadon or Westminster, ni
. ibeTwo.penny Post. This Seth
Am '' Mstropolitao Lew Society
proms among the Grotterwen prom
of gross abets were slated. As
4 ii signified very little to soy
ptgardtd persolery Matters, who
of the .nibs, as at the *spears •
41,;osaiegoablad to pat
Me disgrace.
, phich had bees gradatly incr.'s;
, • od, voles a stop were pot to hi
lojoty to tie respectable gloss of I
be localcolable. Solielton, it i
of the Gentlemen roost, bad
tendon, end had been epilogs
their clienu to regard their oar
Abe statement of owe of the Mee