The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-31 00:00:00

• I r .- per(' rid Ivor - I N, afr il • • / 7 a a •- z o • -4).•! rdwir 4 l Aar ecri l Ztatt , y 0 VI~ LONDON, MONDAY. MAY 31, 1819 No 4155. rR►( R 7n: If e eaase fez laid Team /mien /e'li in ge X 44 and ef , yeiney lie/ on We SCalea /I BI LIOUi AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.—As a mild mid ellhemal trinedy for nil thins din niers which Originate In • ehhemd &Moo of the liver mitt hiliory maim. *pearl,. indigoollto. lam of appetite. bend -ethos. leramleara. intalearier, opname ofertopos a the liver. hr. Itc • mar t m avented with the Ori , lPsi Irish. that DIXONI's ANTIS' LISSA' PILLS hove met with mate groeral app, vat than nay other Medicine whatever. Title ronssluv, ihrir tr. ✓ lailleanbani.nn to the wilier of livery ltdivitlaal affiirerd with tb • above roasplaita.. ?bet unite every !tri...mm.lonm of wild operatioa with wevasfal effect ; u m require no neetraint or confit era•tit whaleter hang their sm. In tragical rilmates, whore the rmermworea of rettito4aai sad vitiated bite me.. prevainti nod abormiter, the, are an invaluable ma ellrieso pannertoa. ?an" t .r. Ilketvi.. p eenUorlc v 0, 0 ,114141 In Carvell dkordert ari.in4 hoe envenom of the tahie, to ;cm tr. she wow of ihe stomach, mod to remove ewer; complaint accoelimed b. irregularity of she h-itteb. kg me the. pre did oot recei►s wine of the *Ph cf rebessty. r•tp Meeting ; or ne r•r still nit through the M• dium of the Sracrsataiii, of other typu`raphieeehi cle. according to hirjungment. U dersiantling ilvir Mr. lioattotirt, his min'. had Radical Iteinrmer. my queries were int tided as a fest of ilie correalnets of that de. claraiinn ; and 1 had hnl•ed that they might at least draw from him an acknnvilsdemeni of she RIGHT of the Commons, whatever might he m i t id ea s of the expedience of his contemiitag (or more, or for lima, of that RIGIIT. • " Yr eervant, what hail charge of that letter, kalng Immediately questioned, made precisely the Mb* retort °P ieh he nriginelly made, namely, that a servant at No 43. Clargeo.streel, took it in, say. leg,' Mr. Hoiruouss is lasi within; bet will be herb this *wooing.' Sold in RnTr*. at 21. N. 1.. 1 Is. and 99•. hi R. Railcr •nd Asti, Gwadar. Na. 4. Catrapaitle. terser •f Si. Paler.. Las • dons and 34. Sackiriliesreei, Dahlia s and b tar principal Reakrellers, Dragghs, and alcdiciae Virden thriatgbas the United Alagoas. PATENT GAiSF;D LACE.—The above base -141, c lear. IlltA Omnipotent article. In army description of U1fr,111.401 bcoreti and plata. from the 'new &Whin NMs, kr. to she lowest sad canner. artide British Nais• ibetere, may be hod of every respectable dealer is the !Wed. or The moth sod 'Woos properties of every kind of British • sod It 10.04.81*, in ran up and thicken in washing. how ;we. toe 11.11.1.151 ii moopialot •.f imers Idols ; it bor, ilwrefore. bits • reit dmidert tun. is me 'et it, stool inelcivrams and trwer ✓u ms met., west itclitable Foreign Lime Thread Lace. 'Me Vat al Bowe I Lore is even sapet,or, to thwe escelistrels, owl le waft /An/...bed from ws ..rater, at the time of parries tat is, try diming the ...cattiest ;deer in rioter, and perfects!, deters it ;if ',native. will. us holding it up to the light, Wpresr a. An, .• before. but If nat. it will thicken and beemw fn I of /her t for INIIISOCIA• I. ire ha. a ;meant and andlcivi cleanse.* then it by worchihr. which 11 Imes to wish be. ay.* o Ili therefore he rejected by every Lady, span caw portion will, the abate hemtsfal oat*. . ETNCOSINION GOOD TRAVELLING. froze risellAWACYfell FIRA Ty VORA. LEEDS, EDI ". RTFI. KIROV, and all Paw of the PiO Tier WM Coaches. the Be" lene,. sad keep eteelksi Thoe. R• R. W 'NOUN rAtm noel Co. SARACEN'S HbAD IIN. SNOW-DILL, LONDON. •Irhe fallewore Past Olathe*. Mall Coaches, die. iel oat Maw Ms Sateeeies Idirid Ins, Sane-11111: Th- um rue 1.. a sew Ll*erisaal Licht Oseith. Deli .we oaths de the raid* eateies foes in. des aid V *air lea Alt Ihr• • day at One •.'Cleelt. striae' as Lil-cp. - al need Anemias el Six enact. Iliragab MAIO le, Ilf.a.taa Latalsat7. N.ethv.perim. Welfant. italterisarib. HI. Haley. AMU teat. k.it.udelo. !Woe, Itegely. Neweewle, limas* Wafting. lii,. SO UT I. N! PION , Lysiaptae. Wieehetort. wed NeWee• Make 'awe IP st.ta.tde C .arn, at half-past Se•ea &Clerk la shr Id inapt. ,Jf•l't* at tie D..!phin Ira, Sal•lbmptge. b 3 F 1 Thu. is • awe fal creversore to she fee of Wirt... Jena'', theme*, St. Males. Nairn- de Grace. Cbtrhurg,/te. Eilarlf•NT. Wrlliaptaa, and Merril, Pant Ciliate est* , Ilitreeli.e. at Flee n'tlnelt, guarded. - • BY MOUTH, Pwrehrster, lilandAwd, SalioNtry. Andover, and Bookies*. new Prot Coach, every a AILTOOOII. The Meramik Pockets to Geer my, Jenny. Aidersey, St. Ma Lie., sr. I t "ITER, Plsworb. Wrywinh, Dererlieser. Falmouth. .• •r•owith. and theinbary. New Poet Coach, every Mornlag es 'eves o'Clock. thnsisch Manses, Agyalaster, Rridport, Blarrif•wd. Besiogsinke. sad BrocArit. RATH ago BiIISTOI. Flyirig Post Cwaskes,throogb Chip robot... Calm. and Marlborough. every Afteronna .rriye at 111 r. Mn'., the eneyhmind Inn. Rash, and the Loodris Titers, Throsio-atreet. nod the Swam, Bristol, neat klogoing.— Coaches to Wells, Bridgewaier Tannitim, Ewer, Pbessailo, le. BOSTON. Swirling, Pererhornagh. Billtue, and Ilentieg. dos Royal Nail Coach, -ets sat every Rvesityr to Spilsby. Beath. OMnosby, nad Hutt. LEEDS Nes. Light Coach, called The Rorkrngliam, bell eat very Meryl's; ca. Gin Foss Irides only, mad was re• workably ems. wish s Guard throughoot. Palma swage, Stwoford. Newark, [lettered. Ilmrsoier. nod Pervihridge, to the Coker Lim, Leeds, nest Morning —Notwithstanding the eneomerve experliiino of this cmcbot b einwed to be the taros arreeable and complete Public Coarreywere as the North 1t... 1 . brine imeovniled le Acrowoodatim by any NWT. til A Si:OM. Longtown, Bretnir-(Teem. Arms, Diessfrir. Mb•rsnhill, Tharuhill. Amoebae-Kilo Cruisosort, Kingowell, non all 5 ass 4 Smoked. • Peat CossekiDallyl. CHE..TER. Nrwpool, Whitehmtio, Tarpons", N.,, t h.;,a, and Middlewich Peat Coach, 'wry Bosnia& at tiro n'Uork. 1' 0 K Scarborough. Whitby, Shields. Sanderlsed„ New eavle. and Edorburch, oew Four laside Coach. with a Beard throucheur, sets ort every Morning at Right rs'Clwck, by way of Newark, Reiford. Tadesakr, Darlington. Northallevono, Durham, Morpeth. and Berwick.— Paareagers finding thew selves fatigued from the kncth of the latency, way rest what hate they pkage. nod then proceed oto withllat nay additional tare. DULL. Northrave, Bootless, Thorn, and Boacterer, Post Coati. ewe* Mom* at half-pas Sic o'Lloek, to Ike Cross Rev'. Morket-pinee. 11.11. C RLISLR, Peneith. and Whitehams. Fors Inside Post Cowls, and a • Omani all the was.—Pasam through Hroesh- Appleby,_OretWarheidge' Richamod, l'atterir It, Roemer.- bride,. Wetherhy, Aberford, a:maser. and Grantham Per. rut every morning, and performs In. rney .he perky, faellite. Pamencem haired no theilond hy baser.. or pies-are, hove the perallar advantage of their seats being serge..; /11 the nest Coach. K l'N DAL. Linessier, Preston. Kirby- forasdale. Bootle Charley. Orionkiril.„ sad harrow?. Pont Conches, every Afire. wen, nt Five o'Clnek. Csaarded. M IRLBOROUOII, Reinder's, Ranntworo. Iferwerfand, ant lies her, Post Coach. at Amen o'Clwek is the Morning. _ BRIDGEBI/RTH ad Molest sew Post Coach, ever. Everitt* LIVERPOOL. Warrington. Kersoforit. Slone. and Litch i... Pell COWIN, Celled lilt R sun LIT •a, at Five oTioek. to Ma Sararee's Head Ina. Da.-street. Livarpool.—Guarded dirmagboat. MANCHESTER. Window, Looderfoa, ifeweisie. It aloof. rod Wolvesbaspies. Pea Cowell. every A ?lemma, guarded. BIRIAINOHAM Pam Giro b, w..ha Word, -ere not evrry Afternoon. and metes Birmes haat next dm, at Mom. Paton by Orford, Einem. and Shipment, le lbe Serraenes Head. 11.11-street. Birmingham SHEFFIELD and Setbacks. Past Couch, called de Betestersis, Mom.. R. CLAY'% orieinal WM:fit/NS noel COACHER, to Nr•W• bury , w ind.w, A Irlhosirs, Wanton*. Bawer, fletwer. het, Chiltern, Reiittirw, and nil Owes I.4l.lrweril. H. W. AIM) NT IN and C.... retpretrullt orgraier their Friersb and lb, Public. that they will root 14 irremovable for In Parcels, Posseairers' Lerstage.W riling*, Plate, Ilte. of more 111. Five Pour. Value if fret. wriest, ow dburtattil. wiles r*- Med a. era, cad she Isionier• paid for areardiagly. at Orr own% Henri leo ttenw.Siti ievaton. rriiir, long-established repetition of Messrs. CURRIE and Ca., cowbird with their well-known traperwaire and MKT". in the learner sad rare or% ke r reiga -lag complaints. entitle thee • superior claire and a derided pretereety tone all adulpiactitioners. Mews. Carrie sad Co. Oh rooky Sorrow, sad Ilesiber...l the Royal College of Lam ar god Edinburgh, yea-at to the Public the result of Shiny ran tereeufat practice in the Yetropoll*, when sloe'. orat ory god etre of Verret! Complaints. Nervous Debility. Varnair !dilation, and Atone of the Organ.. Sidetam of tile teethes. Re. dte. ha. proved isaifounl. trinnsphoat. In 'FN and prey, ewes nt infection. a perfect Cnre le rnamplet• ad le Me shirt period of thus t and in Oen. cue. urn fame esatelitnied oaten. were other I'mq-thinners I a,. (ailed of "e'en, a prnierr perm...tare in their plan of treatment in tricate the Patient a goad sad perfect re-etabli-hrogat. In Debility. whether prndscel hy eoo.,yinl escrue‘, by tie taleolerate erieveinat of reogial pirogue, be ..s , etary aedeeer or by Nov ober anon. the M. dicisn tMy Pnlarnhe will pienture tke happie.l elect., in improving every iorally hoth of hod, no.l mind. Severn' N ,, theisen sod Gretterool Of the 614 ..vioniability, linee been worke the roue °I Mew.. ('info ;tn.' (v. Ott t:w rem.. of C.onsiolnint. of I be Umbel, Strociar.., he. mod Inuring received a end.. al aid promarat cure, reason that refereace woe be lardy to then.. erlideoce. of She deria•tre soperiroits of 11.o.r•. Cureless., Co.*, .h.a of or:mm.ld S many of ther Delillenwo he,, bad &nein" , felon urn t.. iweni% %IMO'S. and had inrn u,- Mr the rare of ale“re. 11.•rne„ I le-. a nd oiler Surrey.. Mtyed ellonsee, who oiteopied Ile test by the applicatioa af the leans Cke.tir. mit'.urt •urcrw. !klet4r, Our*. 5-4 Cn. he e I, either i.e.. with list ereatest deriesey, *Tr?. *5l brinorts.slll.eir, 107, 4"1.• on the eignity. ere e•que-led In rime the pare. ....mg or 'keit ease. MEP. mind gement' Irsbit of living, Ac. en '4ooll • remitter, tne and medicine. wises the ono will keno or Wel to their part of tar kineloiat. To house that +egret.- ho 'Whim' to our sudethel. z. the poorer "lefte.mi. oe Weed te the acteeet fir sarditinea.-1117, liat• 14a-sardas. itAKAllitil. WE are reqtritPriiO direct the attention of m ien. alikled high normal or hAile decoy, nervous de *Hit), inn ir.l wominga. Iwo, of appetite. indlgennin, d,pressino ..r•porit., trembling N 'lnking ..f tiv h nda.loorhintr nod ...yr, otter kind of eruption. nothmis, ulcerated thrones. remiss.' neoltaesa, pains Mine limbo ant joins, eormaroplive hotista. 04 Il tomillational r•npiniois. itansetiurl. I. make trial of the erlebtaird 0011 nu Al. 9A1.N1 Or RAK ASIR I, ur 141..turr's 11,falighle ftrif..paelyr. al prepared and airkl, nberlehale aid retail. tr. C. J. Juntas, N. 1).. of the Vie.i I.oodon kledkol . . fotablitimient, 7, Conwseostreet Road, Sr, Georar's is l b .. lima. Lamina. Ii is universally acknowledged to he the mart ay. cable - and powerful restorative in all the above ems• plomts ever discos...l4 t it thins the Mood. rows the twoi ~..Seat pants ea the bead sail stnainen. and promotes g• seek petsplintlif.U. .-111 is utterly imp svible fir larceny , lu express. or vlsopienre raw. sulleiently the value nt fait wonderful and incomparable Medi-one is eertoriest health In the amt. led, ,tori Aivirar si•oor to the a r e/ t tionreasids in:, been rr.t .red t.. Itffert health, after bovine twee to cr. dated by different di,essev, as 1.• have been despaired of, ant 1104 by their (lowlier, bat ..'a. ha their prote-sional atieortwas. Sold, by appoiorment of the Primiletor, in b o ttles Its. each, tit son CHllalann ,, in ne, ?Os. rigs h I i.e fair quantit;-. in Par family bottle. for 3.15., aim he lotted, ha uthir4l oho 114. Millie le saved. This inns. Heide Illedtrine will keep in WI and ~n ‘ '4i and of n owl S.w. ilertoworket ; V.de. 46. C H. .1. Preston, lilt. Itirind I J. Re Anids, 193, 'fit mid t Rlabry 56. Pice,idtll.; Marker, 125, Osfort.dreet Cisoodler. 76. 0 s f sd•otreetl Tiler, IV. M We-eon. ellt•tra awl by the 1111014 respeetable Medicine Yielders it, every pars 011 the kingiloto. Dr. C J. infdla lake* this general opporronits o f ao teosturise to the Public, tr:•1 be .1.11 devotes ins otoov est hider. Iv in the rare of palatrotar rinopiarn.; as a repulse prober of the Royal Culled, of Piss satiate ne oder. a speeds .ad peewit. Iwo rare lbw every eta. of HSI .0014 ref:l446*u; however low standing, ate nrthe most Inveterate hind, are ,y new and saperior mode of treatment ltvedilsawl etlertuailyrured. Dr. C.J. Jordan anti be reunited, by all tanks. lions Niue in the wooing rill nine la larre.rairra. at the Erna Lamina M. di ced Rsistdi.hweitt. 7. Cannon-siteet Real; near sae coarracr -ial Rout hirap.kr, el. ne.ce . % in the Batt. Ti ra EMMA OF TOE STAITILYN4N. 'Wonky, May 19. 1819. crit,--The r narg• end nilieoehre limg•••• your Paper of Wednesday, tn.. 26th, reported to have been that of Mr. Monona, was of a Wore nhieb. whether I did, or Mil not, believe to hats been his, called for immediate omit*. The reported speech, with a •ingoler tolgority of phrase, imputed to me "absolute lakehrods." An " absolute falsehood" is s a premeditated, wilful, fraudulent deeeptiGn.' flow n y words, when merely spoke of blr. Boaitousc having received \ letter, which I betiered he had receivtql, could be tortured into such a baseness of intention, in a case, and at a Hee, when none but an idiot could hav► bees so stupid es to incur the infamy, the logicians are left to d►cide. And all other passages of an ad dress submitted to public scrutiny, must, in themes, manner abide V. ordeal of criticism ; and the more acute it shall be in the detection of error, the greater will be the benefit of the Potlic. Be it ow, here added, that a mere statement of a ci►eomasence fully believed to have happened, although it did not hap- pen, is not a falsehood, but a mere 'mot:scions error. Mr. Bosnausg In his Jotter to yaw, inserted in year paperer yesterday, edasi,r that your report of his Monday's speech Wei "not collo cot tPct ;" hat that is Fame respects that speech us. even " more strong." Be that as it may, I am isdiffe•eot. Angry de clamation will nit refute fart and inpatient. Bat •hen he, or any on. else, shall, by fart and argu ment, prows me Is error, that person •ill receive m) thanks. Mr. Magnum has, indeed, in one eery onim. portant particular, apprivd me of an inedrertence into which I had fellers, namely, that of not having applied to him, to ask whether he hod revolved my letter of the 28th of February, before I took his haw. lag received it for granted. I hereby admit, and very readily speloelae fnr that inadvertence, each as it was ; sltheegh for the reasons that will appear, it was, as I conceive, of no Impedance whatever. And Mr. Ilosnouts himself newts to be of the lame opinion ; intuits*, when be ante to she knowledge of the three queries which my letter contained, be apparently ihnoght so little of them, as to consider them not worthy an replan.- d oh o f hi. sentiments nn thee, to th.• assembled Mt tore be addressed on Monday the 41. b. • • If this, indeed, were the rase, then possibly he may not think it a trout 171111611111.. e that my letter of the 48th of February hod been lost io its way to him. Mr. liontiousr, its a letter 1.1 NIP on the 22J, asserts that " he neser slid receive the letter iis 'locu tion ;" and he proceeds to siy , "you °writ to me to slate, as publicly 94 tnu have made the ennirnry as. scrams, that I did NOT receive your Serb. indeed, bad 1 been curable of it, would hate been an "sstertion" with a witness; but not being se hardy an assent►. nos a dealer ita Impossi bilities, I wrote to him as rnNnwr •_ James•street, Sunda) eirewing. Way 43,1919. 66 sll,—On this mnrui.•R rceritiou your letter of yesterdsy, I sis grestly surprised by its Worm " Allemstripeniod by a Mend, who is well known to the master of that host.. and taking with me the Rue servant, I afterwards went thither. " The circeiersiences having been stated by my servant, sad Mr. WARR' having ascertained by hia hoot that you at the time lodged is his house, he declared himself decidedly of opinion, that the deli very of the letter Is yes must have taken place. " e•rreiving I Islel shown es earnestness for es cerulean( the fret of delivery. Mr. WAIIIM appeared not at all inerpriatad that a letter to yea should get mislaid or lost, evopened: as he stated it le be your habit not regularly to peruse letters as they arrived, hot to allow of their considerably accumsisting be fore they were attended te. " I, therefore. treat, Sr, is this first place, that yes will see I had no grounds for doubting that the letter in question had duly reached your hands; and, is the second place, that your not being acquainted with it. contents, was attributable to some cause which did not depend on me. " I farther trait yens must see. that my publish. lag the copy could not possibly have been with any intradoss of nth-stating a fart, or that I would have had the slightest apprehension, that I was even its. advertently so doing. " I bare only. Sir, to lament that you did not open my letter before ii got mislaid or lest; and to assure you, that nothing h.t my being satisfied that it bad bees wee b t vow, would have caused my ear ring yos hail received it, which I may fairly presume was the ease, althoegb yno are sot now ceaseless of it, eveer having been in your p ion. " It is, however. fnrtonat►, that so oa►iy is to morrow yov hi,. in opportunity of communi cating to a lore cnmpsny of throve to whom my re cently printed Lotter is witened. and of costs to live Palk, any ►aply alion of llso matter. " I have the boomer to be, Sir, " Your obedient Servant. " Jobs Hob Away, E.q. JOHN CARTWRIGHT." In a Wier OD the 28th, in reply, Mr. HOSDOUIR says— _ - Mr. WARIIII avoid not possibly know any thing of my habits se to my answering or weglecting my co►resp.•ndents." • 14 Dooloos tho Fteetien I was not absent from London a moment, sod can positively meet that I did not neglect to open a single letter that was laid upon my table— I must, therefore, persist in thinking, that the letter was not inisisid at my lodgings, bat by some mistake was not left there." Now, it mast be ovine, that whatever might have been. Mr. lloaiiou•c's own punctuality, this conclu sion of his agstosi lb. punctuality of my servant is by no unions logical; beeves@ the letter might have been delivered. although it bad not reached big bands. My servant, to whoa, from five years' experience, is dor from me the praise of ►emsrkable steadin►ss and eortectness, y of recollection, as well as dioinctness and clearness in reporting messages or other business, PO my questioning him last Sioday .nu Ling the (let, said exactly what he had said on the Di.h of February, namely, that a nt took in the letter. mint, " Mr. ilostioUtt is not within, bet will be here this evening." The same young man, on being farth►r interns. gated, now se's, the letter we, so d►livered by him ii.iereeo eight and nine •clock in the evening, and fprOIIPCIS that be was back at my house soon after nine. Lilac cireorortsoce• sometimes throw mac► light on di.yatnl gartiaaa. lf, t►erefore, It should taro art th.t Mr. lloonouse can recollect t►e time at which he letersed to ►is !vigils(' oft ibis *venial; of 'he 28iii of February, being this Sunday before the class of t►s Elestioo, it is possible that this may be of use. Should it prove to Incisor that be did nof return sidebar till a later ►oar lima above-mentioned, lins, an coniegerece of the declaration that he wee " not a-Ain" at the time aforesaid, oho feet of tiro deli very, according to my servagt's secoont, will have e remarkable coolirometine ; for if hi did not go at tiro time to No. 43, I. Claiges-stroot, bow case be ti the information that Mr. Minnows was not Welsh, ?" Not being able to conceive any pima& Woes.' myna to my serrant's waking as an incorrect report, I em perseed.d—frons the words " not again," if ilia. were lhifad. that this fact will go very far to exonerate boards* Demuth frau en lerstatien of ne•lert nr miorepresentatsoo, so far as revecti a de livering by one, sad • receiving by the other, the letter in gyration ; slier which, if theta woo any omission in laying is on Mr. lioncnoss'e table, it will t , r, seen whole the blame most lie. With regard to . myself I had at all event, a conviction ibi. Arse had been a regular delivery, tending I. present the slightest sulkies that it might n0v.4111,14..1 bate failed to meet It. eye of the Gentlemen to whew it was diseeted; as well as Pito bowl of townie to shot out from my mind soy thought 0 making I. rogviry. But all this pother and all theta arguments, pro and con, do, 1 confess, appear to ma of a million tunes less i nportaetco, than any OOP of tbs. (bre, goestions put to Mr. liostioust in any letter, of %Melt he has not yet taken lb. 'wallas. titmice. - If, 'fiirtnenlit 0 basing originally won the lafloil Mr limusousa had oft se nppertoolly duel tie Pectins. of asessmisig 1b govirios it contained/If he aright hove dons so, hod be bees so loclioeter at the coal fr rid If that tarn'!man he, in reality, a Radical Re. former, he will do well, in my opinion, to take his political reputation into his own keeping, Instead of leasing it in that of his apologist and eulogist, who, in an 'sr-anent " Defence of de People," against Lord Ekssaxs and the Whigs, has nevertheless talked meek frontline on the question of Reform ; and who has else most enaccoantably confounded his favourite, Mr. liosuntist, with those Whigs, in each a way as, if his ewnpaiison were correct, would prove that Mr. Iloanoust was any thing on earth bet a Radical Reformer. This aothor (p. 63) draws a marked distinction between Mr. KINSAIRD and Mr. Ifounouse, as Reformers ; and he bad remarked (p. 62) that " the declaration made by Mr. lloanorse, Is neither more nor less then the declaration made by the Friends of the People in 1795, those very Friends of the Paople, whose Petition was presented to Parlisinent in 1793, by Lord Cart and Lord Frisians." If this he proving Mr. llonnover • Rodicql Re former, then any conclusion may be draw n (lemony premises, lu defiance of the meaning of words. the evidence er facts, or the ohiversel sew.e of mankind. The °editions' langalge of this man nr of that mart for serving the turn of the moment, never yet did make a Radical Reformer of a factions orator. If an) thing whatever is to be taken as • stamp of party character, it is a inviter manifesto, drawn op with care after mature consideration, And subscribed by the parties. Such was the famous Petition of 1793; bat ft that the delineation of a Radical Reform is to out rage the public reason, and the better knowledge ice coked by th e nation in general since that period. fled we found in the Petition of 1793 all that cone stitut.e a Radical Reform, to what end had a BUITHAM since written ? And where had been the saeceesity or utility of a constant discussion no OHO ••hjects by a Comm, and various other able writers In the sin-end-twenty years which have since eloped ? The author I have quoted (if he have been rightly pointed oat to me) has the credit of mach intimacy "Pith Mr. 1311111TRAW. and Minch itchwitalion of Ms writioget wherefore he ought not to hold ep for ap. probation, for lbs aka of favouring the electioneer. ing views of ant owe, a very impeffect plan, pat togethet by very Imperfect party politicians, which, after a Rictissown's reasonings and ■ Brverms's de. ■onstrations, ought not to be to mutt as mentioned by men of sense and public view.. What is such praise of the Petition of nineij.threc, but holding op • blanket to Imola& the light of the son ? If, Sir, I virally err not, in order to di.tingoish a ►adical Reformer from a mock Reformer, or a gabble► an Reform, we melt pursue the sort of pro. caws by which we distinguish a man from a bead.— Both are animals. Bath seismic life by eating, di rating, sod evacuating. Both have their wasted strength renewed by sleep. Both have intellect,aad free will, for seeking their good and shunning their evil ; that is, both, according to their nature, b. reap• propriate capacity thereunto adapted. Bet the man is distinguished from the bead, by that grand feature iii his nature—MOßAL! I Y, and his tree estimation depends on his being ciiiaous or vicious. And in like manner the genuine radical Reformer is distinguished from the mock Reformer, or the learned gobbler on Reform. After ill that can be said of latent, which is Not synonymous with I :drive, what is the grand distinction of a BENTH 414 from others of the learned who can gabble on Re form, but his lofty sense of MORAL( fear. leas, inflexible pursuit of, ■nd adherence to, TRU CU! I sacred TRUTH. And what so effectually betrays the spurious pre. tensions to the character of Radkal Reformers, as when the troth Is sacrificed to some *elfish is serest or mese passion ; or the party is found capable of such a moral degradation, as to Imitate that profligate wretch, the bellows of the Borourhosongers, who could ridicule the 'earrings of an Ocieas ender sae. totes ialtored by brutal despots; nodose at soy time make sport of whatever is sacred among men. Did net Mr. liosmousa attempt to ridiade the Is. flexible adherents to a grand truth of political mo. rality, by a broad lualsoatioe that they were '`cor. combs 1?" And does sot his eulogist and echo, the author of the " Defame of llse People," against Lord Esrerspg and the Whigs (p. 65), dewily, them former "9 , " PO as "bigots P' IVO; not the feeling. which are .. ,:"••• er sipper's...6st in the bosons of a real Radical Re. - riser, render his utterly incapable of thes sporting ith whet he knows to be m % ost sacred ? Has the author of the " Defence of /he People" i so learn, limit sophistry, being at variance with inciple, and a reproach i . - . touvii age, -1 - 01 , 1 it succeed it . . Iles • yet to leare,..thet 'I, a ,alsrt ' . - t • on shown, that Him* ir 4 ... hich is loptiy efg ;tt \ t - vire ouisc f sz Ara, so ler., r ' ' `-ts r prerrso weeves-i t ilml4 400.11 , ...,.. A rerm r, ii ipi g y tq amarry• /vs'e . ii,‘ , kki•knOlso hit • 0t.,..* z . . " t its Wm. is imirJ• 4 4..ltt 4? gy r ealm C.; tlte:hrwe ~ ..„, . . 1 1. ~ r d„,. deptfels.- - w. . 1311 sir V , ,, N .. reseal . , l e . 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