The Statesman. — 1814-09-12 (London, England)

SQUIRE. DRIVER," like Aition of free, :and, though not rich, independent • I 'pity be necessary to'effect it by arms, can no longer SAut. amongst. the people; compasses• in hand, and Mee, to a subjection to overseers, and to draw their; be deobtfial.,,,,„, , l• - - 1-the result of many wise observations, and saws be. 'very life and being from•lbwoßtirted alms of their The„CrOivii ,Prince, accompanied by Prince Os. ~, - car- Field.Maraltal .Count Ibsen, ea Gen. Adler.' side, to wron in con- ' neighbours,' • • • the d • • vice convince us that we are all * . -ts the coos* 4 .half . esperring r . • creutz, has made ii .toor'.on the, left bank of the' ceiviog that either the price of land, or the price of :and suicides we hear of; ind what have they not to e v Glommenr as far. as • the other side ' of Trogstadt ; igrain, should stiffer any diminution from the effect answer for who are .the primary-sources of this tine ✓ ouriarthest advanced posts on the road of flakier 'of either time or circumstances. Mr. Daivxa him- happinese—Amoni the increased comforts of 'thai , and of Fedh are within four miles of Christiania.— s "illifisifording a very striking instance of progressie • "' • ' 1 peor, it le not .stated that they Have pletaty of The peasantry express on every occasion their satin. r Improvement, we mean in the way of worldly acqui- : wheaten bread; on the contrary, it comes out they faction with the events which have taken place. Ili e . skit* since we first had the honour of knowing live chiefly upon potatoes, t• which they did not it. no country of Europe,has the hesbandmen been so / ~,;• ill treated as in Norway : a crowd of petty tyrants', him, at which time his sphere of useful exertion was twenty years"-ago, and in some places', on rye, oats, a, , oppressed them, and appropriated tettailltselves with confined to a nursery fair .plafits, and the humility and barley :" and what is the reason of their thus` dlimpunity their forests and their lauds. These ex-. of the Quaker was not lost in the title of Esquire— living chiefly en potatoes ? Is it not because their ' actions shall continue no longer ,• justice shalt be :e ivery naturally expanding his views with' circa- • I - • !It•, means do not enable them to reach a wheaten loaf so I.', equally administered to all '; slid the peasant, under. stances—seems to have become a strong .co Bert; to ! often as their necessities require? They do not eat itj',the protection of a just and energetic government, -hall. be •pe,rmitted to gather in,peace the.froits of his ,tf • b .of infiniteand lb .this the doctrine perfectibility, ,'potatoes because they like them better, or because ' L'. I, lair oars .and his tgils. lb, ' There has lei a• tumult at Christiania.' It Vial completely forgot that such a principle exists as thatltheir arms ; it is because other sustenance is beyond ' directed arias(' General Ilinithauseis, a Ditnie'bY orrepiiliion. Believing thatcertaiu weighty bodies may g 1., . birth, and an aCtive,enemy or Sweden; some persons continue their course without any diminution of the'. money, the produce of the wheat fields which they rit I, of the middle class . were the prime.rnovers of it. At accelerated motion, he reniembers not that when they !' • Bergee the moitatuae, urged by famine, have broken I have tilled being sect , to a distant and a, better t 4 . ' ' ' into the warehouses of the eserhanta, -sad established have conwOo,,e, certeinpoint they must as necessarily I market, whilst they, the poor, the labouring poor, . ... • .., ei • a meximute„.,,,,.., . ~ retrograde, or at • least cease to be progressive. I ii;is oblicAed• in diet. with .the, swine,atid are fain to 1 Fivehendrede vlet'efl,ise regiment of Agger4startit Cherishing a friendly sentiment for Mr. Ditivca'all It• tO the 'patchesofground by the road side, CO 114 se! hulls have ar'vendete4 " ice advanced idvaneed posts, ender interests, d in order to get even m • the guidance of- two stsbatern officers, and laid be ail the numb rof those e the tunes do w a their, arms. ~.Thesen soldiero declare, that their inar. , 0P1.., a sufficiency.et potatoes. The privilege of growing officers; wished to taiii•theiii„ lir threatening them easy nape! to a. retrograde mption, -we proceed to ' potat pea- is, in 'all situations, one of' no small value • le with the.pestel.V( , . ~eath ; 68...,10,1410A ofe ituhr Crossed the notice the remainder of his evidence. • • Ito the poor, and eagerly resorted to wherever it is ra 'Gloms's% hefty, ,:their threats.. ~,..:. mr, ''.l - •••,,,. - ...." .._ .. • adopted t#,ltifitran junior minds, or such adult heads of adding to their slender stock ofrevisions b i p y catb.l.. ;1.1.. Prince Christian .-. - ilf" ..." his e'en ‘11), as do not tiedll co eh d lain ..the administratioliv .' ',. it:. telt .coancil. of. , , .„. . y mpr en. a p statement when tivating the sides of the highwatys is -denied, or can* of State,' doubtless 4 '^ tit! „: • 'Millet heaths,• opde is *usual manner; and in skilful.. hands, as not be enjoyed, toy reilO4'Of 'the.Lord of the Manor ,•-•, .. • ry arul,..couventione •Tectec t . . .. ,Tit_ .Notaott, me. Ila va tieitlejeienile libvaries; and the repositories himself basing taken into his enclosure the sniiill 101 for mail years piiit:F? it , . % ii,tib tilbilitit talile•: of prteln of 4be'efiresaid adults, this method •` f•,,0 con- pieces. of . waats Jag ' a,which , , were devoted, et . i joy peace and traniiiiliftl: • ~ lit Wel lidtatthiiiti ee'ybig Inforsnatfehl• theiterhitt I end about one, ha might have been appropriatedr•to this •perpose.a.