The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-01 00:00:00

I fresh Mal of the Iktwo's paternal anxiety
whirls they have endeavoured to divert by lri4h
mow" api Osman boss-leautting We therefore
&asides the draft of a new Militia arises from the de-
' tit condition of tie finances, from having to pro-
libles for 8 large army, and in consequence of the. ins-
Owsibility of collecting the assexed taxes. The dif•
follies Wined of the CHANCILLOIII of the EXCRILQUIIII4
uchifig at their. crisis. We cannot now vales
fifth uses oil imports or exports ; these are already
elowsnedi truer can he make any new addition to
melt, the leather, or the salt taxes. All tu-
fo". end Alaska. sell English salt for less than
half Ott the English people pay for It ; nor can he
aid say titbit to the duty on soap and candles ;
ear loop-1e attempt to lay a tax of .SO per cent. on
fat '}may foe Olen he would lose his boasted
voids& Still peicing or patching won't do; destrue-
olowwiligake the face ; and sooner or later he must
isjwil it. Things cannot mach longer remain
louts resat state.—We are told that it is happy
wipe* that provisions are so low; yet to low
sigio *8 farmers and gratiers attribute their inability
w Mess and the expense of cultivation, exclusive
wet. What Suet be done by the Lords of the Soil ?
Are they to co without their incomes and equipages?
We new feel the fruits of the policy of the Great
Mittman; whose memory is still kept up by bloated
Ali•ness and those jobbers who made fortunes on the
siessiisr sof their country. The Landholders now see
that see *killings in 'be pound in their rentals must go
to rellrce the national' distress, or the sponge must be
atplied. A reduction of interest on the Public Debt
wild annihilate the Stocks, and Public Annuitants
Wald become paupers. Then what is to be done ?
Let year financiers or calculators boast or brawl, and
*espy columns upon columns of the public prints, the
*lag will take its course, if not prevented by a fresh
Oise of rags from the Old Beldam in Threadneedle-
met ; and, even with that, it will prove bat a respite
frees that catastrophe which must inevitably take place.

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It never was the policy of the English government
sletlreland get strong and happy in Its own natural
resources. Plundering the natives has been the policy
ler centuries, and religions hatred the mitigating balm.
The misfortunes of Ireland have been raised to the
MIMI point by PITT. and scrupulously followed up
by his immaculate journeytnen. The system
adopted in the Reign of ELIZAISTII is still
persevered in, though its inadequacy has been note.
tiouv. The attempt of the hirelings to mix polities
with the disturbances in the South of Ireland has
linen *to the ground. The conduct oft oppressive
/ten- Tytheproc_tors,.und
,Petty Magistrates la the

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rate not who govern, provided they are kft to breathe
it% state, and eat their potatoes and batternsilit with-
oat the lash of their creel tormenters. But they are
tirlrem 4pe meal revenge for personal injuries ; and
*bee a misled man tome upon . tyrants it is be-
cause ,nature compels bins to the act. The mis-
fortunes and troubles of Ireland will never be at an
cad until a complete change of the system of misrule
and mismanagement take place.

We are given to understand that the Misioterial ST•
fragments which have been some time in agitation.
ue for the present suspended, the difficulty of har-
monising conflicting interests and feelings having been
holed insurmountable. The proieeted introduction of
Hr. Canning has been found so unpalateable is a cer-
Ws high quarter, that all the urgent represestatioae
of old friends, streagtheoed by the absolute necessity
for the aid of his tilsais, have been made without
elect. But even if this difficulty could be got over.
mother we are informed, still quotas. The friends
of Lords Sidniouth and Melville) strensously oppose
Om proposed arraagetnents, while a third party headed,
Lord Londonderry and the Dake of Wellington,
preserve a sort of armed neutrality, being willing to
compromise matters for the appointment of Mr. Can-
tieg tothe Governor 00motaiship of f odia---(ihrshair
. . .
The report is again revived, that the Duke of Mont.
met will be the new Ufa Chamberlain.

Private letters say that harmony has masa to exist
between the lett King of Sardinia and King Charles
Felix. It is affirmed that the former protests against
his abdication, and is desiroui Of repossessing himself
ifs sceptre, which be only consented to relinquish at
a moment when, to preserve it he was necessitated to
bow before the Austrian Eagles. It is further said,
that he highly disapproves of the too inflexible seve-
My of Oharles lent, towards men_ io the first rank is
wdety, who may have been *whiled' 'by the example of
the young Prince, whose birth pious him in succes-
s*, to the throne. His heart bled on learning that a
Obtrudes had been concluded with Austria, which
4istithat power to keep a corps of 10,000 troops in
Pirelleat.
Lets COCIIRAXII'S EMMY INTO L131111.--(EZtriet
b letter from a British merchant in Lida, dated
Jay 19, 1821:}—Yesterday Lord Cochrane made his
°lig ism this city, and his reception was most fatter-
-111. A ate4siocest chariot, with fur cream coloured
:mint was sent to Ciserillos, a port about two leagues
Liss, for his reception, aceesepanied by the Ca.
WAS IMMI the chief officers of State. His Lordship
woof
by the Archbishop, Bishops, and all the
"Woof the Convents, and conducted to the Palau,
the most enthusiastic shoots from the people.
"Viva la Patras," " Viva l'Ahniuste,"&e. A
kgaifwent dinner was prepared on this most ise-
Mrsbh *tendon. of which General San Martin, Lord
1911011 r. and their Staff, together with the great
Iftests of State. and all the heads of &putouts par.
hs Nothing can exceed the enthsiimist of the Pe-
id,_ll44llol et having gained their liberty. They eater
"".1 lleipate great advantages fres that ineereciane
die test of the world which has been ee long
*elk and appeat particularly aupiems to t01d-
.7! friendly intercourse with legised—s facials,/
in.,'"g% gallantry and jodiekuse modest af Loft
'marlitse has waded powerfully t. peoffinsee.

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