The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-09 00:00:00

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What has been aid la 'wiriest for year minds to
digest at Geo time. Who* you ore peppered to rt.
seise mere, It shall be gives Is yew.
kleed not what men, with fanciful theories and
witheet -practical knowledge, may say to yes.—
Many of Ikon, 1 have roe dash', see., well. Bet.
be assered that whatnot ton& to Irritation end vie.
bum, proceeds from tile UMW gross igniter** of hu•
man watery, and es risme as Weir inespetiessar is
these practical menewrea bf whieb alum society can
be relieved from the nil. which it bee se long sef.
feud. My tied lotted's, bee long Weer to de.
',slop troths whisk it is of the shriek, importance to
the well-being of mankind to mkt publicly karma
et this period • sad I have heft Indeed, prepack/
the pebeie sair:d to receive them. Where great dig k-
nees has over *slued, • ersrlds• admission of strong
light would deetroy the infant pewee of vision.—
Velem the most estuary troths, when they are op-
posed to oratories of prejudice, ewe letredeced kith
due are to thus whose minds hare moldered in •
labyrinth of error fres their birth, the lender gum
of ntioselity.woold likewise perish, aid ignorance
sod misery met cuttings t• prevail over knowledge
sad happiness. As you become ocquainted with
times Seeds, ease after the ether, your leouinjered
misrds eriM empire strength, end year rctioosl
powers gradually *speed, until that knowledge of
lemon nature which now appears se incemprettensi-
hie to yeti, will dissever itself to be u simple a. say
of the other facts which sarroand ye*, end with
which yew OM new tiro meat familiar.

Whit I bags sew mated is intended to prepare the
public mind fee IM following correlations :.-
Ist. That she rich and peer, the governors and the
governed, have rosily bet one interest.
ad, That lbs patient and arranserneets, which at
repeat prevail throughout society, are secessartly
tiesareetive of the happiness of all ranks.
3d. That a ao knowledge of human aster.,
mill destroy all animosity and enter among men, and
prepare the way for new arrangements which will
lie latrodeted without violent., and without injery
to any party. and which will efo.tuaily remove the
tease how which all lka wort and erns of society
sow pflitfed.

4th, That Out higher sissies in (yoursl no tuner
'lrish to degrade yes; bet in eny change that rosy
be proposed for yeas bosseht, they demand onty that
odiraotogessitoold be StellfP4 to theta, et least must
to those which they pee potent': and this &slit% i.
quite natural, it would be potent( you vetoes their
situation.

sth, That yew now possess aft the we'll, which
on
necessary to relieve yeeneletts and )nor descend.
oats to the latest period, from the sufferings which
bes hove hitherto eaperienced,eacopt the knowledge
ees to direct those means.

Oth, That this knowledge is whbleld from you
only soul the violence of Joe► irritation against yea►
iellow.sere 'ball canoe ; that is, seril yes thoroughly
esideestaad, soli are intim/reed in all yoa► conduct
by Ule principle, " That it is t►e circumstsucim of
birth, with sebseqoesit serrneediwg eircemstaaoes,
ell formed fer the inditidsal (and over which se.
defy has sew a colonists cent roe I), that bare hitherto
sad* the past generations of •sakiad tete the us.
Siegal austere, salukis' in history, and fashioned
thews ep le the preset beer into these localized be.
lags of errantry, sect, clam, and party, lobe Row
compose the popelatioa of the earth."
7dt, sad lastly, That t►e past ages of the world
present the history of Masan irrationality only, sad
shot we are but now advancing towards the dawn of
retsia, and to the period whew lie shad of man shall
be born @joie.
New Lainirk, Nardi 29. 1519. ROBERT OWEN.

FRENGII PAPERS.
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PARII, B.—Her Majesty liss Qerea of Swe-
den arrived at Toulon on the 43ils alt. euder the title
of the Countess de Vitiesseeve; after a ►lay of a few,
days she set off for Nice. Ifer Majesty travels in.
wait*.
Ott th• fallowing day lb. Duke de Richelieu ar.
rived iu the above tosses with the Hare• de Dames,
Commandant of the 841 Alilitery Division. After
♦isiting this part of the kingdom, t►s Doke, it is saki,
mill proceed by wsy •f Piedmont let* Seitartland.
Deriug his stay at Mermilles, this establishments
m►ick particularly •rt(aßad his amplifies nose the
schools of metual instruction, in f f which be
evinced the deepest interest.
Co

Fes. U.—The nviscistions ea
farif. entered Joh, betwees

the sullied of s Cattails
the Divas aad the Caserta of Naples, Spiri,sod Dte s.
mark, are laminated. Napier* will pay the same
Tsriti as France, and Spain sod Denmark will be
sahjecied to lbra terms of that of Austria.
Ths Marquis do Keeler', the Freesia Ambassador,
lasting cowed to be aerated and kept in safe custody
a bead of thieves, composed of Froliclames. Ga.
sitars, aad Italians, who bad formed a project of
entering his palace by night, it oasis contemplation
to try them by lb. °Seers of the Embassy • the dd.
ferent Ministers of their Sovereigns residing hero
were informed of tko intended measure, end gave
their consent to it. It is asserted that his Highness,
informed that these malefactors had also committed
thefts in varies, shops at Goostantinople, would rat
consent 'bat the French &labs's, afield ;nacho its
j•risdictios over the accursed, and that he charged the
ite:a•Efferedi to forbid, in the most ogress manses,
all the Ambeasadors similar usorpatioos open the
rights of the Grated Seignior. In commissar* of this,
lost month, complaints were addressed to um Divan
on the part of the different Embassies, is which the;
require, on ibis point, the aecotion of the treaties.
It was even alleged, that ;it the case of malefactors,
subjects of Powers whose Representatives !raids in
Coostsatioople, being convicted of offences against
the subjects of the Grand Seignior, rho Tablet'
Jodie* aboold address the jorisdiction of the Am-
bassadors,in order to bring the offenders to trial.

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PAM Ba11114 rt, Esq. has declared himself • Cots-
fee &rums : +MP Elective Franchise or that
owe, will to 'attached to the
• ", IV- I sad perhaps else to the
sir -re ..,,,,,
Freseisitop, sad Seer-
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