The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-18 00:00:00

TO THR EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.
London. Nov. 10.

Sic—Knowing that the folioviing assertion is very
industriously circulated, with a view to prodece.an im-
pression, that the majority of respeetahki pylons is
the county of Middlesex are not convinced that the
Quips' is an innocent and injured woman, I ain,anvions
to ascertain its correctness ; in order that, if true, it
may find a place amongst the many remarLable events
of the year Int), and, if false, that the malice. which
propagates it, may be exposed. It is asserted, that
the person* composing. Me LATE OILIND .11'111.110r the
Cownty, rere, to a trim CONS-LvCld or THE QUESS'I
eery r. As I cannot give credit to the report, not-.
withstanding its origin (one of the Jarytnen,) per-
haps through the medium of your paper, and the
kindness of some of the gentlemen who acted on th,tt
occasion, the doubts I t..e upon the subject may be
removed. In assisting me, through the medium of
your patriotic paper, td obtain the informaticn about
which I am solicitous, you will much ohlige,your
j humble servant, Qt

REPORT:

COURT OF KING'SERROL Inurramtrria.

14 TV,DA T; Ova O'CLOCK.
Miler CartwriAbt and Mr. Wooler were in attend-
ance this day in the Court of Mittel neadh. Wet ea-
derstanding that their causes were not likely to come
on this day, they left the Court this forenoon. It it
expected there w:11 be some motion made to-day, rela-
tive to Mrs. Carlile, who has been also in attendance
all the morning.

hTEOROLoG Y.
The weather daring the last week, has continued
to exhibit the usual characteristics of the season.
Strand. Nov. IS.

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8 1 II aanonrcan.
o'clock. o'clott. at night.
Nov. --
It N. i. . 3 4 44 ' 40 3U.04 , Cloolly
13, M.... 37 37 36 22 33 !Rain
14, Tu.... 33 3S 33 .24 I Cloudy
13. W.... 33 40 33 30.01 I Fair
13, Tb. .. id 46 31 62,03 I Fair
17. IP.. .. 32 43 4d .63 Hain
le, 5..... , U 42 — .94 ! Fair

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DIARY FOIF-TRORNSUING H'ERIC,
WITH TUX TUMID Dr SIGN WATER AT LooDom-sasoos,

Nov.
19, S.—Twenty-fifth &Malty after Trinity.
High water—more. I m. after 1; even. 29 tn. trier I.
20, M. Eder. K. sad Man. FULL Moos at 3 morn.
High water—morn. 67 se. after 1 ; even. 23 min. 'CP!, 1.
21. T. Twilight ends 17 min. past 0.
High water--morn. 47 m. after ; even. Bm. after S.
24, W. Ceettis.
High water—morn. 6 in. after 3; even. 45 m. after 3.
23, Th. Clement. Old Martinmas,.
Iligh water—morn. 3m. after 4; even. 96 m. after 4.
14, P. Nen rises 40 a. pea 7.
High mater--snorn. 411 in. after 41 even. 10 m.7after 6.
16, R. St. Catherine.
High water—more. 311 m. after 6 ; even. 64 tn. after 6.

Fonoro Notes.---Oa the Oth inst. Mr. Alcoek,
one of the Sheriffs of this city, and a 51aristrate of
the connty of Waterford, went to Dun:arra°, and
aaateided is apprebendlag Jobs Richardson, who
had in his possession nifty palmier I. shirty-sitilking
forged notes, pnrpo►ting to be of the Bank of Ire-
land, and numbered 90,087. Mr. Akock has com-
mitted the accused to the county gaol, and his acti-
vity and zeal entitle him to public gratititde.--We-
teribrri CA rnairle.
Wedne qlay sennight, a Copper-i.late printer, nam•
ed Brain, and his wit:, resident in Fr•eman••treet,

Birmingham, were taken into custody. They tete
charged With forging Bank of England notes, ten
thousand pounds of which, are stated to have been
fain(' on the premises, together with the plates, &e.
We have been informed that even 20!. notes were fa-
bricated at this manufactory.
MEETING AT rue Faesse•soy's Tavms.--The fol-
lowing were the Itssolutions that were adopted on
Wednesday last at the general assembly of the Chair-
men who had presided at the various meeting.* in and
about London, frees which addressi's bad been pre-
sented to the Queen :
"That this Meeting has see, with great satisfaction
the happy result of the public opinion, so generally and
effectually espresso& en the infamous procrAings
against her Majesty. against the rights of the People,
awl against the Laws and Constitution of the country.
" That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that it 14
highly espediont that the several Parishes, Trades, and
other public Bodies of the metropolis, and the country
at large, should immediately meet to deliberate 'spun
and adopt such sneasurn as they may consider to be
further necessary to secure the rights of the Queen, and
to recover the Constitutional Liberties of the Country."
Major CARTWEIGIIf wished to propose in addition
a long Resoluton, which be theti read, express:re of
the opinion of the Meeting, that a thorough and
efficient Parliamentary Reform was the only efficient
cure of the grievances under which both the Queen
and the people wise laboured.
Mr. Hulse objected to the motion as irrelevant to
the purposes for which the Meeting bad been con-
' !vied.
He was supported by Sir Robert Wilson, Mr. Al-
dermas Wood, and others, and opposed by Mr.
Winder, and Mr. tilde Jones, and the discussion at
; length terminated by the previous question being put
an.lcarrie.l. _

Wednesday last was the First Day of Drawing of the
Sate Lottery, when No. 1493 was drawn a Ptire of
19,099/. Consols, and 9.i119/1. 'dewy, making a Prise
of Twenty Thousand Pounds. It was sold in 9
Shares by BISH, at his fortunate Oilers, 4. Cornhill,
and 9, Chariog-Cross, sad by his Arista in the
Country, Pis .
I Varier .. Leveed I Riseresat..ernewerwrst
I Soh* .. . Dv sum I diusensa•.HdrertWeipow.
1111.111.... Lsicssren 1 Iltstsenth..Tonalsotis
1 .... ScAliseasses 1 distourdi. . Whams croV
I .. W waves
X 51 F 1 also sold 1110. 1119 S SOK and No. 1367
'OW. both drawn yesterday.
The ,Lottery finishes Nat Tuesday-week. 91114%
reptant, es which day Two Prises of 20M*. and r-
enal other Capitals mast kr drawn. Czarism
Tickets sad Shares are &Pr es Isle. •
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