The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-29 00:00:00

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say, " sinec the measure Ass been adopted,
go on. In shaft, to repeal this Bill would CCM? Le
whole g went with everlasting dievsee sad in-

filmy; it would make it so tote, so despieaVs a thing;
so much beneath any of the exhibitions at fairs sad
wakes; such a heap of paste-board rubbish the; it
could scarcely exist for a month. Oh ! no! T! e
" Collective Wisdom of the natioa" will never eat its
own tbroat in this way. It will never do this base
and Wantons. aid foolish thing ; for, if it be dove,
errigante the paper becomes as sere as death .e
idea who is in pursuit of game after dark and
resists and wounds a game-keeper! Oh, ee!
Se infamous a thing will not be done. But, thee. we
are asked how the• landlords are to get rest. Oar
answer is.tlast that isnot our hominess. They knew best
what they were doing. when they were berrosvieg
mosey to make war to keep down Joseedins. Wiest
they were enjoying the feast, they knew, of course,
that they would have the reckoning to pay. Bat, after
all. say seine. " the landlords mast fife." Wks-, live;
yes; bet, it does set follow, that they nest always
ticetv they have done ? Ti,. dont, a little. Let
of eh sow come is fir a hare new sad thus. Thep
are wild animals. Oh. pob ! Landlords can fire very
well upon pariah allowance; and, if neeeseary "to
" support the altar and the Amass," they will doubt.
less, make good their pledge; " speed their /at
" skiliag and the last drop of their blood." The
latter they may keep, hat. as to the former, it wilt, we
think, be required. •
There are, as we observed is a former paper, a
great crowd of Americium he Londe'. Re under.
stand that their priscipal object is to co-operate with
our Boreeghmengers to prevent :a Reform of Parlia-
ment; aid we also hear, that there is a committee
sitting for thvarpose, every Monday, Wednesday
tad Friday, ai ir well known Yankee Coffee-home sear
the Bask. The parties are not, we filed, all Ameri-
cans; bet, partly English merchants, particularly a
well-keowe house at Liverpool, deeply engaged in
those ships which derive such enoemous prefiu from
the conveying oat English farmers aid Irish labour.
ers. 'The lead jobbers in America lake a great inter-
est I. the thing. All these parties are growing rich
from those ceases that are seed* Englishmen to
America with their capital; and. as these cusses would
Iteeesftirily all be dose away by a reform of the Perlis-
meat ; they are, we are well assured, wimp to pre.
veise ie, luaus other then tbentr-ot more wishes and
prayers. We have heard of certeinpraweirce of theirs,
carried on thrones the chases! of a well-knows mer-
chant, residiag In a great sea-port. and haleness to
a sly sad avariciows net. We shall, probably, have to
give a mere particular account of these practices (of
by no means the most pure character) another day.—
The nation is come to a floe pass indeed, whoa earl's
like these have the audacity to come and interfere is
our affairs in this manner !

The American Newspapers call Lord ComerNs
" that Patriotic Pirate." What they mean is, that he
does not suffer the Americans to aid, clandestinely.
the cause of his enemy, and to take away the booty to
which he is entitled. That is what they mean. The
Congress has acted a very unfriendly part to•
wards the South Americans from the 'taunt, not
to say a very base part. The fact se, they bate
the idea of South America being free, iccle-
pendent and happy. And, as to Americas numbing*
sod cruisers, what is there is any part of the known
world that they would not wake prize of it they
could? What business have they to be poking t►eir
noes into besieged parts, and taking on board the
treasure of t►e tyrants to preserve it for them against

the revolutionists, though with a view. no desist, to
gain estAiv 6y it What business have they with
this matter? What do the Congress seed armed &Vim
for, except to aid, directly or indirectly, one side
or Aeolic', 7 And, bow comes it, that all their com-
manders should have sympathized with the Royalists,
How comes it. that, is fut. they should. just like our
commanders. have beets modestly sent to watch, and.
indeed, to menace and thwart, Lord Cecelia/4s? This
is odd enough to these republics*.! These lovers of
liberty. One (one that did not know them) motif
have expected to see the Americans, is tech a tale.
friendly towards Lord COCHRANE ; and oot co-ope-
rating so cordially with " flu Majesty's squadron
Strange, that Meg should be as hostile to the Sunlit
Americans, and even more hostile,
than the pretty
fellows at Whitehall ! Bet, does not this tell us box
great our interest is is supporting the South Ante
dean independence. especially since the fate of the
Floridan? Does nut this show, that one Gowen/est
has been neglecting every stop necessary to he tease,
in this cue, for oar security and for our interest? It
le Perlisanutary Reform that our wise Inca plot and
contrive against, sad not ageism rivals and enessicr.
Lord Cocnaawa is really lighting the battle .fta RaP
tend. It is very natural for JONATHAN torah bile a
" Pirate;" but. not so naturally to oar Ministerial
papers to cheer the base calumny.

Paris papers have arrived to the 27th Witold ; bet
they throw no new light epos the s • of the aegotAs-
liana between Russia and Turkel. The Jogrisal (14
Deka is engaged in active controversy with the
Berths Gazate and the Anstrils Observer; and mai"'
taus the authenticity of the substance of the meth
talked of Tarkish Note, which the litter bad denied.
The private c 0000000000000 in the Paris papers.

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