The Statesman.
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eteerfilessa the isi Witmer
....sm. 11../ormere. The ides ea.
cites plvesaell.r brat fe otherwise the perusal of the
procesdiegat follow•mett, to the omit op.
pressed pest of the biogrio at, have everted their fecal.
uM Brad 'freer% foe a long time is lain, to obtain a
a redress of public wow, it is as wonder thlt
parsers of their misery ere tilled ep is the sleeting
oose. It is weak to conceal the troth.' The women
Ind that a too unguarded seal may carry their has.
bands too far, that is, into s jail ; they Wok, wiry,
I reason, that with whatever acerbity Ilisisters might
deal with men, yet tbet they will be more sem.
poles, of pulling caps with the womem.--lte
very eircemstance of their cooling forth its the
mouser they do, implies the importance of the
present posture of *fairs ; sad it seems to iss not
less than intslostiun is Ministers to advise the
RtotriT to n• other step dna the late Pretlarsati•
for haling the disorders of a Site which threaten it
with fatality. %%het vie run read this Wire trilin.ry
, recite! without a tear ? If France cnultt produce kyr
IJoAst of Atm in a rise of 'wino.' trnergenry, why
wed we is,.ntler that E.tesod !hotel,' he capable of
I esisioiting similar proofs of frigate heroism ?

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LONDON?
WRIIIIIMIA T. •COM 4, 1819.

Americas Papers to she sth July hive come to
hand ; those of the 10th are hoed, expected.
By these we learn that the commercial and monied
affairs of the Union ere by so means improved ; the
credit of Dome of the ►ooks has been partially re.
stored, though net by spode payment, bet so er
Whirrs have taken place se as to form a die.
'strews egsivaleot.--1■ the mesa time ell hinds
of oratories are on foot to chock the fall ;
Seeing Books, schemes of economy, and all the
measures which charommise the wretched sod
hopeless state of our owe affair, the Americans are
most rapidly applying le their's. Theta is sow
sews ie the pretest motivate frem the Riser Plate,
WU say intelligence of M`Gareots. One of the
Papers relates the arrival of one of his rsa.aesy
transports at Combeiland Fort, East Fiorids, and
this ceseptises all their intelligence ceocereing him.—
The following ire from among the meet interesting
eeateols of the Papers sow come to hand:--

A new political era dues, ',deed, seem about to
commence. All the ancient beaten tracks have been
tried to arrive at that point where grimed for hopes(
commeneiog • Riroals might be obtained : bat no.
The great body of the ;illy will do nothing, and
yet they blame the democracy (the Nlinisterial Papers
sill deseminate them jecobissical) for taking op the
cudgels. What would they have them do; rest in.
active and die by inches ? If the Whigs rem.in longer
supine, they sill io name become cadet, and perbspa
it is what the wisest part of that class would wish. What
ever may be their name, It 11,1604 eaters we complain
of. They are toe.well informed mot to know the depth
of the totem late which the People of England are
plunged. Of what materials then mast the sof.
firers be competed, to sit easy seder such sggre.
eating and even sect...liking isjeries, without
a struggle to throw them el'. It is time for
the class of People we speak of, and who pee.
ems the middle space in society, to begin to ro.
led oo what has hold them together, as oat
grist, powerful, sad coreglemerated body. Why
the immense penessiens of a few among them, which
possualous costist of Boreegke and ether property,
and through which they have hitherto had at once the
hope of contreeling whatever Admielstratioo might
esist, arid the certainty of uniting in their views the
larger and less wealthy of their body through the
hope of the latter to partake of the places mad pro.
its which the displacing of a Minister may swaMi Me
successor to distribute to the faithful. This beldam
is at on end : it has never answered bat tet the few. The
doeseerstical part of the reentry would either the pre.
seat sea should remain is power, Of MD* ranker set of
Tories (if such could be foetid) should succeed them,
than change them ow terms as heretofore. It would
but compromise their rights and confirm (Lair is.
juries. For this remit we item., hear a wish es.
pressed for a change of Ministers: it is a change of
system that is wasted, and whited for. From whet
we have said then, it is strange sod lamentable to NMI
that the language et the basest of the Misisterial
Prints must be ogre...big to a great many of the
Whig,. It might be too much imaged to sus-
pect them of writing some of the articles in
these corrupt vehicles, and yet, without NM each
mmietenance and encoungemeot from that quarter,
Imo do not think the Joersalists would have the see-
gage, the rashness, to obese the Cause of Reform, as
well as the Reformer, is the sumer they do almost
daily. Sr Fcancts Dittos-cc does now, indeed, 'w-
imp • ovesation of arms free these gentry ; but as it
Is so truce catered late is his part, the moment
the time of action calls him to arms, the later.
mission is et en end, they will at him again.—
they now reckon upon him as many reckon without
their host. We will stake our own judgment open
the Worthy Derenet's coosistency sad pstrletisea.—
Ile Is leo well informed of the caste of the People's
wrongs set to advocate it with all his might, and his The Rypreseotatives of Baden end Britain Cist
sal west necessarily be egg alga heightened by the very notch in their etandect towardswar their Coostite.
beasts :•the for
essed mer are detetsf people shit; set
uover.to.br.pardoned borate of those who oppose
Oast mese, to allow them the benefits of as armistice sisonpdrig militarrythefoPlirce".. They hate haviengr:Tecearlatrit
whenever he can moot them in the field 'gala. Army Estimates from 1,700,0001. to 1,411,0541--
It is amusing to see hew the cussing abetters of This lea most excellent tense to other States is Ger-.
corruption labour to cry divan ell who have set their many, which we hope end trust will not be lost are
faces silliest It. They speak of a calling together them; we (ear it will 'nee Ise elect here.
Mr. Justice BATLEY'S logic, we confess, is fat
She friends of Reform the most cestempteous way,
above our comprehension-4'
h as that" Taxation
If they do not (like the Courier) give k not only a and National Debts are natienel bleosings," sad also
false colouring, bet altogether a fabolosa deiltreettoo, that " the poor derive their employment and cos.
sad represent it in s limos of invented and degrading forts from Tasetion." These are such sew mod hi.
aerie unheard.of dogmas that we wish for the league
eirtmentascei. The persons calling the Meeting are
always 66 little, if at all, k„„„.1, „d the writer land the ability of a Miss Torts* to coastal es
them.
might add, us little eared for, doge, in all pro. I If 0.0 of our Judges be net mere capable of Oce
bability, they are themselves as much oppressed lad a cherry to a Petty Jury os
a prisate case, ties
as those for whom they feel se much sympathy. In. ibe mess qualified to do it to a Grand Jury is ais
steed of drawing the fostering, the paternal hand of (lanai woe; we should fear for its issue. Pee
the Government upon these borne down creator's, ; what has marred lately at York, we might jolly
conciadee the
ties but
one puttarned GeGentlemansequestion Gentleman too be mn bonwerristimme
those unfeeling writers stigmatise them as '• deluded, since h hi
intosicsted wretches," sod that their leaders deserter gives his opinion upon the whole.q7lie Chief Mr
only dungeons and death. For our own parts, who gistrate of the City, and this Magistrate os the
have seen the dreadful effects of a Ratios in a rage,ond Bench (ll:aten f ~Aid he should be (hi.)), seem
would deprecate so poesy, so adarand a sight re• possess intellects of nearly the same calibre. Bet es
roast be guarded in Our comments os tbesegrest ewer
sewed ; yet we cansietbet commend the constitetional
lest we should be committed to prison by ths *or
methride resorting le, Nor help condemning such and tried by the rube, ! We should then have to rest
isintlect in the abet. Jeesealiito es eestastr, and solely upon the bounty of a Jury, impestelled
otos levies.. I the peeper OfEcer et the Secondaries Ver.