The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-02-26 00:00:00

l'ilE S rill F.SMAN

ten per Cent. since the left Aenent opened, which Is
closed to the great disappointment of oho Bella
'shoes:acted the Siocksto rise. On the nisei hand,
Plhst'sitaies lavt-isgsvioal greatly `ll6/11
present inns were granted t• stony of the farmin,
who now complain, sod whoa, we snow, have sass
son to complain. All we insist upon is, that they
night net to bo Indessniftad by Conn Bells for me-
lancing Ilse price of bread ; for that it already 10
high as to deprive thousands and thoetands, we may
non Say fiSilliolll, of the industrious of the three king.
dews of a fell meal of it. What ilaceraing was,
solo( things I. this slate, can raped 16ea to nation
long so : what compassionate wan nn wish that
they shoold! I Timely Reform, in all countries and
at all 'sumo, obviates the necessity of a Revolution.

Of the Weeesserrce ELECTI•II there is not room
to say much. It cannot bet be confessed, that the
Friends to Reroute were dispirited yesterday at the
Nate of the Poll; end yet the aspect of G&W was
wine fee sr Ws days ago. The Whig Aristocracy
are powerful, and they have quick intelligence and,
speedy communication. Many people think it 10111
be wonderful, indeed, if Mr. illonuousr should be
returned, seeing so vast, so nenoleral se alliance
formed against him.
Whig and Tory united! Nothing bat the agile.
ties *ached by the un►appy session of certain
friends to Refers, could has held them together is
wishes fee e day even. It is by agitation alone that
ell ■od water can tippet• homogeneous for a me.
meet. All is, however, sow at rest, and ire have
hope to see the Father of Reform personally vote
et
length for the seams of what the children of
Reese have so much at heart. Suc► a step would
endear threat:silent patriot to the political affections
of bis compatriots : this and a spirited eserti-m mese
the majority of the Flecters of the City of West.
slows (for half have net polled) will pet net of
sight the hybrids: political monster, so hideous to
the view of the Patriot's cossisleat eye.

WFATIAINSTER ELECTION.
State of the Newberg polled this day op to Three
o'Ciock :

J. C. liosieorsa, E.
Hoe. 0. Lames sir

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CLOIK 01 TOR POLL TAM DAY AT 10111 O'CLOCK.
Total
J. C. I tomoomie, Edq.
lbw. G. Lana

Tn the Hesse Jf Lords, Nat Mist, on tits motion
of Lord SIDMOIIII4 a Select Committee was appoint.
led to enquire into the mate of the Prisons. Another
Committes was appointed, on the motion of Lord
Kenyon, to enquire into the mate sod coodltion of
the Andres employed in Cotton Idanefactories.—ln
the House of Commons. Mr. WILLIAM! (a MOW
Member), moved that the grant to the Dokeof You
as Cimino( the Kix°. should he SOOOl. per annum
instead of 10,0001. The Illesse divided, when the
Resolution for the original soul was carried by a ma.
joilly of 110.
Last sight we received Pada Papers of Saturday,
Stauday, sod Monday.
The proceeding in the Chamber of Dimities had
been of no public interest : bet in the Chamber of
Peers se important pruposidon was submitted by the
Newish de BAITIILLEMY.
It was to the following effect :—To request that
the Kind would be pleased to propose a measure to
the Chaushoi., which would supply such meddles.
Lions of the law of Election of Fob. 1817, as might
appear practicable.

This prepeaitien gave rise to an !animated debate,
in which the Camel do. Cairo, de [ALLY TOLLE*.
DAL, HOME' WA /ISLAS, GAssiER, MASSE MAR-
BOIS, as la HOCSZIAUCAULT. de HatioLlE. am Souk
part. The Manister of the Interior declined, that
he considered such a prepnaitinn as the most fatal that
could ism, from that Chamber.
The Chamber declared that it voeld entertain the
proposition : end named the interval of three days
when it emeld receive the paliasiaary development of
the proposer.

The proposition was alapporterl by the Count de
CA4TELLANS., Viscount MONTMORENCY, Marquis
de Pasroace, and Comsat JVLBI as POLICPIAC.
The Prince of Monaco, liantoana I V. MI into the
Seine en Wednesday, and was drowsed. Be was
169 yeses of or.
Quebec Papers is the Illth elf. arrived yesterday.
These Papers cemplitin of the Parliament of Upper
Canada having, in a Menlo* with closed doors, in
the 441 h )ear of the King, passed an Act contrary
to the spirit of the British Constitution, which se.
thorizes the sending out of the Province persons who
have not taken the Oaths of Allegiance, and are
suspected of seditious practices. This law has been
applied to Mr. Gaunt.% v, who, however, declares
that he will not, en the mandate of any Governor,
•r any man, banish himself.
The Viceroy of Pasts has ineed a Precisionist,.
dated July 18, which declares the Pert of Callao de
Lima open to all vessels !marine the British Alec and
coming direct from any port of the United kingdom
of Greet Britain and Ireland.

Yesterday the Duke •nd Ditches, of Yusta gave
an entertainment to the Archduke aaximautts, •t
their seat at Outlands.

A Correspondent espressos his surprise at the con•
does of a certain Illustrious Person'. friend., who
have been busily employed lately in begging from
curtain honourable Assembly a tilling modicum of
10,0001. a y ear, to defray the travelling espencm in-
adeotal on visiting an 'Misted end desolate parent.—
What, be ask, hadigoantly, would hi. Royal High-
nose llto Duke of You who if PATRON of the
Society for the Sappresetun of Alendieity, say to a
sturdy, undutiful beggar?

The Smote of Lubeck has isteed an Ordiesnee,
prohibition. no the pain of hes') penalties, all Jaws
sod STILANORIII horn earr)iug Ca trade within the
jarisdiciiva of that City.