The National Register. — London, England, 1809-07-16 00:00:00

NATIONAL REGISTER. • •... Our ding, Comaitiition, auDllatao. No. 81. POLITICAL DISQUISITION. 14/131tak8 SEVENTY-NINE. SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1809. PRICE 9d. Hess of your intellects wade you c, ntound the h tbituall violation of the one vv•iththe possible violation of the other. But desperation is in the rear of conviction, and having made Mrs. CLARKE tho:towl of your own 4tAbitiOn,, and,the **** of ****'s fraternal resentments,; you aim at making her your victim. To effect this, you arraign her veracity, iiay, more, you charge her witkperjtszy :--You have coin! :flitted yourself irrecoverably, and if y ou 410,1'..0t prave tfiis . miy lbst (but that you arc already) as a but your privikfe character ‘vip'be eirser • ;r, TO COLONEL WARDLE. .. • &M I . TIM misery of your prdsent degrad situation, and the poignant distress of your feelings woin disarm a more in• veterate enemy than I am.-My indite ed . by :my compassie- I admit, the apology w:iich i,s:` , i4lnel by the head, for the 4 .7 yor:r.beart. excited 637 any thing oft Orsonal fiat forgive ; but the injury which yOu bav nature, and every man is entitled . to L. .. , The baseness' of yout"oleeekit.:.nits °ln° exientiatiOn; but in contrast rith the Rrifttlinti: . oOrisy of the means you - • .t • have empleyed to Obtitin i . . • ~ . „will -you find a hiding place from the just resett?,: . : - 'l**` . ; -.' generous, but insulted nation 1--.--Where will you •••:''. ' e balm o f . lation flit. a, your wounded spirit.?—Can you expect i .: :. . s.of-an indignarit . Wife, or . will yO9 nestle for security iithebpsolin. of the little Welch i'lltznteeata 7 In CCEBETT you will find_a congenial disposition, and may pillow your disappoint = ments on a breast* as vain, as malignant, and equally' dig. graced :----His expiring popularity ways... -. _ 're a insi'' mentarY restlite froin . t he violence with „. .I'hity defend" the • infamy of your conduct : but we rather expect he will desert you. , if he should undertake your de fence, you will struggle together in a sea of trouble, and will ultimately strangle each other. The cre dAity of youth furnishes no excuse for your folly, and the experience of age seems to have added but little tol the stock of your knowledge : your whole behaviour is a tissue of contradictious. You blame the meanness of his Royal Highness, and follow his example. You extol the . abilities of Mrs. Clarke, and try to overreach her: You Submit to be the ready tool of a brother's rest-Wm:cut, and sat up for a good faMily man. You deprecate the im morality of his Royal Highness in keeping Mrs. CLAII KE, a,al you not only imitate' his example, but with prudent , economy intrigue with her maid. You clairn:all the me-' , rit of a victory, and now you would wilingly sha: , .. the dis grace and the expence of a defeat with the party. But Lord li'vo(sT,...ss. is too 'Wary, Sir FnAs cis is too jealous, and Mr. Wn ITS% EAD has a character to lose. With the docility of, a school-boy, you conned over the lessuus of GLENNIE and Donn, and these who knew you were : surprised at the fa cility with which you repeated them in the lionse of Com mons. Evea Mrs. CiataKr, although she * des.. - ,' s.: she praised yon, and the man who is too rirtuou: ,. .. -' . cge in u., l ,*ch he lives.; bore testitnony in secret .the profiei elcy of his dupe. You are mistaken when you suppose that the laws will lose the]r power'ic opposed to popularity. In a mind de v:,id of lio.i•eir and feeling, it requires but little ingenuity to e,aJ ! the 1a..1s of houour with impunity; afid the weak rot. il.—Au. LX.X,Vi, . ,'• % had been publish e d , after yonr charge had ,'orin, you would beip liable to an infoi - ma- ! • *awe of your ails cialp hlq'el.t..t(pari '• would have .coriiigned you to at le* 'ink I . _ r . nment...t/ie mo,rat nat4re of yourala rece, •••• ,d; not at ned. by,..145. circumstance of its notbeint'... , illic it punishable*); e law. You piefer au acCtisg4u'Of,pirh4 z .,..,, against two unimpeachable witnesses, 'and . v.' , 6e Oil baser i. and infamous accusation, made, in contemptAill'ojegantla,. ) " • of justice,, law, eind:CVen . LiiedibilitY, yot desjj•q'nepulke .7,... ; to suspend their judgnientl--.-Sir, the paiblie egiig::taskt,stio r i i Air i; end its judgment an : instant, i . .wioO.4 believing twhiet' 4, 0?- vou said : impressions force thinielves fipon .the most ear-: I ', .." 1 inctant . ', , mid I will Venture kitell you thelitiblie tialie.' 44 ;._:. Bo l s • eir judgement.—=Hats 11 jor.Don nbi Mr. -- • , kill L.. EN .4'. ?:;•;:' , public what they coin? haveproved?• no ey hi 'e no . But I and very prota i blyjiltall'; aLd I challenge you to sabject them or either or. em to an exami nation, ueor OATH. •Sir..o LUNN I i will fl are reason to 14- collect the illustrious beast, he weAlit:rip hunted dow' and Major DODD will- have to disgorge some,of the secres of 'illustrious patrou.- 7 -The declaration of " the most vir . man alive". in the }louse of Lords;and an advertise ment of his Private secretary, shall be explained. Mr.W.an- Dikw ill neither be alloyi•ed to forget his note about Mr, PS R• C . 1%7A1,, nor Major Doon, his visit to Westliouhie-place, with the letters and papers on the lastday of the investigation, and the miserable politics of Carleton-noose, shall be exposed. A divided house Cannot stand. If the key-stone of its great arch were removed, the " Tale of other Times" may be re newed; die " White Rose" may be stained with blood: a n d if it should happen in the present state of the public tn . the evervs to winch it may lead are neither unfo . problematical. If I : fie It upon to advise th ii tilers, '1 would not Mil ia. y . oolied politico, and 4, to.wide the breach. i noujet say to them, heal these (Idle. • ) e u n t . . : ' ~y et there is . .tlite ; not by public declarations, b , explanations • not by su ff ering *the skin- to heal o ~face, while the poison beneqth is sprcadiug Ili to ti - .e vital parts, but bringing the Mortified limbs to Cie knife, and by submitting to those operations, which are I:A -fflict' only by a common sense of the most imminent dan.. 4er. But to return to my subject.—The people of England,. ir, have too much good sense to suffer you to take they ad.. vantage of the imprudence of Idts.ei.assa's private dia. racter, to j nil ify the duplicity of your p6blic conduct, and all the'sophistry of your partizan VI not be able to tug. I t• • 1. • i 1 —you ,are not 01 Jos alsarm a more in- 1 froatifsl ;.: embarlass- 'HAli e b character, Avii2:im' reluctance,)M ilinu i. I .7. e i lien l,,, liii . • piur ~ If Nur letter 1 . 'VV . : 4.: we. e .t.;::unled i.tegal fi .re',.. 1 Ana lion, and the e ‘ i . ' N k , '' I e r*POl i C ';chile fralrum) 1 Pais sha:e of re%eng...; mon:hs jaikrison