The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-09 00:00:00

itlr:VOlt3l IN kAItNEST.

We bar► grant pleuure in inforoting nor readers, that
Mr. FAWIM'S efforts to rotme the great Count, of
lark are likely to be crowned with complete success.—
Mr. CAN siNfil.fl "dying ewbels" seem to he arsorniog
a most vivid line; and ne shall not he at all su►prised,
if rimy emit, in a few month., a blase 'efficient to singe
the wings of the Liverpool Alagpte The srhool-boy
ttalla* to Ntows will make him look veil foolish, if
team! at him along with forty towntyprtitiung for Re-
form. Lord kistatow (as We srlirs told) did really. we

now find, join Mr. Pewees's Committee, and take ,
Chuio. This is a clreassistaace of great importance. e
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The country Will view it es such, andwill feel oncours,,,,l
by It. The other row nti es will, we hare no dosibt,follthr the
example of Yorkshire; atd, if they do, we/save rejus,.,.
and we have it too, in the test way end faro, the 1,404:
source.---We tinders tand,that upwards of forty of the
principal land hold yes of the mutely of York signed the
requisition , whirls Is now eirrnlating for signature. •
and, it is expected, that such a list of names as en.-
was seen before, upon any occasion of the hied, wt.,
hie presented to the Sheriff. The reqnisition is, we er
derstand, to be returned to York os the Ist of.lea.; ay
the Committee is to meet at York us the 4th of Amin,
end proceed with it to the Sheriff This is the way we:
thing : Our readers %via recollect, th.t from the first deecd .
tion of Ur. FAWKES'S design, we expreued
conviction that it would succeed. Ku *ls ilk
man of all men for the undertaking. Able,eleemsi.
sincere, frank, and void of coafentptihle vaulty and
execrable envy.—S I years ago, a Noble Lord, mil
known to Lord Milton, and as hiltless as himself, nal NI
the writer ((this : "Now, do you, cue you, think, tic
"such a aura is Bt to have any thing to do with soda's&
"reform in the government ?" —" By ao woo
" No more fit than your groom, or than yonr%tliee;
" but, if yea will not stir yourselves. he is exceediagly
'fit to annoy you with."—Let us see if they will stir
ruse. We hope they will, and we are not, is therm:it
stage of the:businees, for disputing with them about the
sure or the less. When they say, "!here orgy to lee
" reform," we will talk to them shout the kind of rr
form. It is now their own affair: they must hare re*
form to prevent revolution: and when they offer their
plan we shall assent or dissent ; and, if the fatter, argot
the case with them,—For our own parts, tie have
never been theorists. We bare
form on account of its squaring with any given
saris or principle; bat Itemise we deemed it
Deeeseary to the happiness V the people and the 'Of
and greatness of Enema as a natio!' haring usher
nation, to straggle with for the mastership. The
necessity of Reform, for these purposes, is the rruend
on which we have been for it; and this neeeseiiy is
now more pressing thee ever. In short, the thing h
flow come to this: the tamlliolders mist make a re•
form themselves ; or, in about two years time, room.
body else will wake it fur Mears; ar.sl this is sexy sell
worth their Woking about.

We refer our itearde,epr:cttoinchetharccdouscret:uw(eti.haiviLigis,j:
from time to time,
vevnusent to present the onetime-46A: the storied Klee
WILLIAM. in Dwblin, oo the 4th instant. Whether this
measure originated-with the &fellatio of Ws•tatuuttr. or
Is to be attriboted to the personage to whom his hard.
'Ship own his resent high office. is spatter difficult t.
conjectsre. Both are capable of adopting a policy cal-
culated to confer iocnkalsble blessings on Begird sod
Ireland. The bilarquesstindeed, generally &hike risk.
when he hay no motive for doing n rung. Asd
trios personage we have alluded to, must beam per
mired that Ireland never can be prosperous and beer
while the ancient animosities of polies aro kept ankh
In that country. Nothing is more eirtfe, however.
than that it is the dirty of lioverolleet to prevent
the brutal inmate offered to the Cesieas lobe-
bitants of DobHo, by the ignorers! Urreopronon• tb •
lever elesmefitc (ea It ie *shed) the strew- of ItINV
ILLI/111. OR tenets days. kis said to hard hem •
doubt entertained somewhere, ‘Lethre the Itatelttire
Ooveroment could legally interfere to preseht the drew
leg of the statue. Bat nothing could he se silly as puh
• rdsnbt. Nut to interfere to prevent the oalestatioady.
offering an insult to a large por:ion of ;he popolstiosol
the ~,rtropoti., which insult always IFst to a breach et-
the peace. This lean extraordinary prolositios indeed!
our, we hope we shall heir no wore Or such vile em„.
penes.. We treat. the LORD LiteTENART 411 Make it
his ditty to protect the Irish sal ject in Itelanadt and
will make that hi•first duty. orrer to hi rariliwiee e;!
the rest re.naias aNdane It is to beserionsly biped. sot-
withstanding, that a change of policy is in cootemple.
than for Ireland. OPPIintSION and Coesctom (oast
begetting the necessity for the other) bate long enaigh
been tries!, with their utmo't vigour, io limberly Ire-
land. There would be snip hope in a different
course, in a conree of iiii:daelot„ enuciliation, joe.
tire. end mercy. Let us try gond usage towaeds
her, brl has been ton lons persever-d is, with Po good
fruits, bet with fruits of sever..ot bittrrnest. It mar.
perhaps. he hoped (and not very fancifully) that, In the
mete trtr.rox 5117tisven, a star has *rim to heal the
wounds of this bruised nation. We thick, we see symp-
toms of it in the hesitation" anti fears of tire llocv AL-
LIANCE, a war with all of whom went', set England
straight. Anti. although Mr. CASNINU is not in ale
Ilome Office, the *rind of such a matt reaches far be-
yond the limits of his particular post.

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dye have reason to believe, on good authority. that
the Doke of Wellincton i. tin his return to Eitglittid.
This cirentowance has probably ciren rise to the report
of the diesolution of Conetes.; as to e Ida we have no
certain information.—(Allorming Paper.)
Spanish paper calls! the Tereerola, having pub-
Oohed a hbel, presonaPy defaming Senor Ss, Miguel.
the Secretary of State for Forvien Affiirs, the Jury t.'
which the cote sus referred has declared that then is
round for &venation. This drrisian ohluted the edit-
ors to rive up the name of the *rubor, and the pristine io
whim they attribute the artiste i. a convict marl
Solana, who hall been mmdeinned for ten years Its tha
191111!.•
ills Majesty walked front his Palare nn Theredsy.
ttr-
Prinet where the new opening bat been 111‘.10.
(within a trw yards front oar *Mee) •u 4 view, Ll the opera-
tions of Ow workmen. Mis-blaletty laoked extremely tree,
and appestel in hitab spirits.—A nevr ettutnee-nate. to the'
Royal airountht hits Steen opened In Prinee's-pl see, to preator
the Mares* and even of 'rooms. hy the intottsiate.
rroNsed loaner, in fertt of the wren ! tto-
trattre to l'ae Pa:are. :o front th,ir several enpluytartti>
l'itt tor 'loyal stud.—(UrAten Fie,•4l‘l. Noe. 9 )

COURT OF Day)
OF • CATUOLIC Fitt.
Ile Mr..4.reaver. lip.vr enter me e. e Rail tenet Ali
szvjet.ieg, two prentlenseit tPrd, ref* themoseleee mit Mil ill
acii.lo, wh,rein flyby. Ev.)lyn Pirtrepeatt Donner,
;(Lord Dormer, &e.) of Drove-park, near Warwick. war
.the defendant.
M,. ASRAIIMO appeared to oppose the bail, on which
Mr. Ki• 01111, CollOrld for the n"hie defendant informed
him It was gait, NW less, as Lard Dormer wasaPeer of the
Realm, of the Catholic rrstt,ston, and who eapected Inn
few days V. obtain his writ of privilege.** such Peet.
Mr. AII4tAtIAN apprchencle t that the privilege was
rendered useless On larrOnnt of the Caption.
' Mr.Jetstire BEST advised Mr. A. s. withdraw Lis op-
position, anal not to partite further enquiry, as it W 0,11.1
be in the mid more adrantageotri to lih client. Lard
Detester was evidently a peer, and he was bora tw ae.
eept the bail tenderell.
Mr. A. stated that he had consnlted hist silo* who
roadiky attended to the proposition of his Lordship.,

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