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7 TrP-lit--P--, _.2A' follo - wal Ma - is , loostb, *MA occupied ibe Coed instil tb. djoonearri Fey, Atordo. moroiog 'NIT MlONlOMiallArgltir t,)wd mo t . coon about due' boon, *k ono of the sposiweets d eisitoowed probably ever II say memory, on • goalies .1 la. At Wades of Ide goo* Mao Court ad. Os illooday morolog IWO Gott delivered dos eyes the polio) submitted to flees.— deo present a wy. they decided dial Ow offered ow Wolf d the DAM Stales, was ble." 4 .. „No'. liaaant.—Cht Setereay, a Mote be. the Geared e<the late WINN, the &feed sorriutostisitat of the Ktsca's ;malty le ghettos:Aim of the Revue, Lei, Wiedsee, Owe they I st Ai Upper We, • be tar* d Ma Gar illyakiana as to pa dad sad MIA of the La dosing the peat sod she Flip skiass bating bays sworn to the si of it by his Grace the Archbishop of Caa• Prosideet of 'be Coat% the Mashers pre. stood to the Castle la skit his MAJOITIN , one *Work the Cooecil broke op: the Moscaositamainod, to h• I. I doling lb. as.* vssk. This brim a y Martini, the Aielicishop of CAIITI.IOIIT d to hoodoo. sod left Ilia Matt at the serially to the dkretisii• of rimy Act. Yestesday, the folfsaiog Salo I pablisbeil "114 ia , QiwM. Jan./. !LOC/Tell ilberder emsalta aaalierad. Ni. Ma aware auerfel, sal hissed wo.avat baith." esteems of Lad CASTLIBIIIIIIII ail halm fres his lodispaiiia, a Cabinet Cseasil Ist the Noble Vissooatk haw is St. Jaareee it 1w o'clock a &today, which was at. the Earl of Lireereea, Visesoet 11111. IM Earl SATlalllle±the Dike of r, Mr. WILSPLET Tess, Mr. CASIOnes Rosman. TMCandi asthma is gall. till n •sr feel. ky tie Honantbie Goma' lift lowa Min to Vienna. H. premeds by the way of h is roderstatod shit he is =rasa . awawr, .be Ira repast to for s y Mr. Moitaeg, Me King's Meleseger, is. team sub ilkpatekes feta Vine& thy Mr. Vitas, the Zing's Illearapit, sr. toes akb diapason fres hay. *kr Mr. Mon, the Maio_ _Wooer', tetra with Martiltes Aro Maki& Dailey, Mr. iliesaa, the ears M e el by Lout Vain; lM Wile witn t . for adentatil that the Censor dell eft feet DOW ere alleashisbrillfgrehlekted la ay. Ike Doke sad Declass Leal ale to pril t. Esslaai revisal I. the Dobases meat. remoarod that Como Whillnat, Esq. lise rplied to by Moisten to gait his pained mad accept lb. vacant *Sae of kttoreey. to his Royal Highness as Doke of Coto. ro from Ireland announce the demise of the losTotou Matn►.w, the brother of the Earl IDAFI, and M.P. for Tipperary. The de. Ind been !nog declining in h.slth, allthoegh his 44tts year. Last season he was •tucked ralysts--he was carried elf by an •noptoctie le pest regret of his frivol+, who • tin , slugs merged by his good nature Ind social qua , price of bread at Pith has again fallen ; that loaf of 41b. of the first quality was filed on Way last at bid. sad of tins second qeality Saturday the dispatches moss cloud at Ibis dia Herm arid &limed to the Person of tho Dg ships, sua.:—Margais Omuta. Capt. T. s, (id); CUAILLS GIANT, Capt. H. SCOTT; reside, Capt. C. MORT LOCIL ; logt h Capt:l. DAIL.; Ewe, Capt. IL Noon ; Yank,. apt. It. S. DALOTIIIPLI-4Of Bombay aid Ith regiment mucked from Winchester, for land Fort, this day, and will Omen etsbark sumo of the week far the West ladies. This Ilion of the Ride Brigade will also matc► this ■ Chichester for Gosport, where they els to in garrison. Se Schlott transports are 'spacial coarse of the week to embark the Sth, 9:0, t for the Leeward Islands; and for the bitk for the Cape of Good Mary, WiVarna, Master, from LIMPtiCk to I, son on shore oil the Goodwin Sind*, on t ult. when the greatest part of her cargo, con. of batter, be. f, pork, Novo, rte. was takers boats from Don and its vicinity. and bas not . stored to the owners. la the Gov iii of Se. - is a Proclamation from Lord Sidmootb, pro. his Majesty's pardon to any one of the parties red I. secreting the property. who shall dia. Stir accomplices, and a reward of WO guineas rd to be r aid on the conviction of any of them, John Bennett, jou. Secretary to the Com st Lloyd's. UT 01140110 PM, EDI vnitou.--1 1 14CAO li• Or. (3/ STATE. —By the Soweto 105, tot erecting I in Scotland, it is provided, " That all le. 1 who shall join es partners of this Bank ohs l r be sod become .ratatallzed Scotsmen to ell and imposes whateler ;" and it is ender. het this "icotch Act hIl barn renewed and re. %Phew soy repeal of the claws just reciond, :.i.alutes. On the aitenath of sk, y Mr. Macao, a Inctiattrt, limn; rig 1 ahl.• nr shercs of the Dank of ticutlan•'s h.noe,ht In twin., .4 declare/or before the Divi.inn of the Cnurt of Session, to have it that be is a nataraliaM British satire'. Lord ay bas (wand that th. Sext:th Siatita is still cc, and Ott the rtit•tvr of Ilse derlarator 1., he 'mains a rltilner • f Bi. a titian!. NI ate to all tutruto and purpotti. I ‘ l A. r tt ics ral Lii. ss ad re 4 : 16 :: "roc\ eholiset foe, 1111. _ _ IVESTMINSTER ELECTION. • --MO-- SECOND tIEF.TINO OF THE Pkltltill OF AT. J AMER. Marini Pt PAIILIAIIICTT.—The Committee impolite(' at the ) I TIMIT MT Mtn: this Portal to reisdict the Elertion of lloitiortr, howbeit learned That away Elector. whet were prevented heing prevent at that Meeting for want of mow, have •inee earrewort a wren desire to meet MT. llonincsr., and In ror operate with the Committer in proinntirg that t;en. Heiman% Iteturn in Parliament ea the broad printiplet of a Radical tleform. To forward theeettesimble ohieett, the r... OMIT, have invited Mr. Ilinimitn alias In meet the Inhabit. nut., at the Great Room. It ewer-street. to-mnrrew, the Ith ism. at ,iv ti'elork in the evening. whew arrnagentests to ill bet Made to ierummuditie amber wsmr►aw+ Awashty. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. - DEAL, JAM. 3.—Salled this morning with the net of lbr netward.hound the William Pot, Graham, for lit. Helena and India; C. S. Forbes, lAmb. for ; Prince Regent. Clifford, fur ditto ; John Shand, Rees, for Jamaica; and Britaonis, fur Grenada. Posistestouvu, Dec 3.--Yeste►day arrived the Ms. finer transport, f►om Landon, to take in troops; and hie Majesty ship Sophie, from Chatham for St. Ilelrne. _..`oiled the lotlestry transport. for Plymouth.— Came lido harbour his Majesty's ship Lassie, to be paid of. PLYMOUTH. JAN. 4.—Came in the Clyde, Smith, from the Cape of Good Rope, for London; and Elizabeth end Mary, Brown, from Beene% Apes far ditto, with her boom and bowsprit sprung, and remain wind.boond. PVIZANCIL JA I.—Arrived the Canada, —, trims St. John's, N. B. DF.C. 29.—Attivefl two transports, with the 15th Regiment of Royal Irish ; and Windermere, IVilliems, from Liverpool, to take troupe for St. lie line.—Sailed the Importer transport, with troops for the Isle of Wight. Watteroao, Dcc.lB.—Arrived the John Palmer. Getanden, from Calcutta for I.lverpool, WWI the Ist A egoist ; ft OM Madras, 9th September ; from Cape, 4th November; aid from St. DONN, 16lb No vember. Mumma, JAN. 4 AND 3.—Arrived the Castle. rough packet, with Mail, km from Holland ; and reports that there Is NO ice at the Masse Or Brielle, bet plenty at Rotterdam. VC tuts, J 3.—The Prosorpine, Greenhorn, came on shore off this place on Friday, at It) P. M. in a thick fag but is since get of and into this port; The cargo is saved, but the vessel is mach damaged. ---- RETORM.—The dismission of this important sub- I I ject can nn longer be deferred, and from the talent, I and umber of its low adeoesiev there is every well-grounded hope that it will be successfully rf. hem,. Under this head, however, are a great mail branches of she Governmental deportmeut of the kingdom dist want hippies or training, besides that of a MOH. equal Repersesistion in Parliament. The Brest salaries Olen to inellirimst or unnecessary clerks In some of the Offices of the State are greet griev ances, while the indestrines ordain ■tad labourer are not half paid their herd work. Poor Old Dautiv ! What varied scenes has it ex hibited—What adversities bas it undergone. GAR RICK, well be alive, would weep ever it. It rewinds woe of the eon of the " High.orettled Roar." It vas for many years the first on the cosine. In this • metaphor, however, no allusion is made to the Jockey BRADBURT• CAUTION TO TrA•MALTIRS. — A case of an 1111. portant nature to this Public, and to tea-dealers in genfill, was investigated last week at the Hatton. garden Police Office. It was as information brought by the Eacise easiest a grocer its Somers•town, for 'spode( for sale a quantity of imitation tee, The case, w►ich was beard before Mr. Serjeatit Smolt and another Magistrate, occupied the atten tion of the Court for three bouts. Mr. Rolland sp. pealed as Counsel for the guise, and Mr. Adolphus .for the Defendant. After the minimalism of a num ber of witnesses, It termed out that the parties who gave the information to the Enloe had employ ed a perms to go from the shop of one grocer to ■natber, where, under some pretence of transact. lag business, parcels of imitation tea were deposited. It further appeared, that a fellow earned Bachelor was employed by the informers 'o prepare the imita. thin tee. These facts being fully established, the in• formation was of course quashed, and we understand that is the intention of the Defendsut in this infamous CM to prosecute the Worming parties for a con. spirseyWo . understand let a match for 100 Raines, will I. run on Becton Heidi., on Thursday, hempen Mr. A. Jnysts's Little Taffy, sad Mr. notaatmo's La. tie Charley. Flea.—About eleven o'clock on Saturday night, • dreadful firs broke out in Grosvenor Mews ; which consumed a considerable estset of stables, &c. loge. sho t w ith as work.sinsps of Mr. Serie, bookbinder, G ems vvvv v .eteeet. We are sorry to soy, four vale. oblo horses were beret to death. Throve the exer tions of the firemen and a g o od supply of water the flames were got under, without extending to more versatile premises, which were mach to be appro. bowled. We hear it originated through one of the hustlers going into the stables with • lighted candle, and which cominealcated to same loose hay. Como FiC114,1•11!, Jl•• 4.—Tbe attitiols of mind at kiln bee obis ono innig was 'Melt by laud r.rriajr. yet 11w snide ma. ant re brisk as en noisy Inst. ben klnada)'. prim, were ° Warred foe one quality. Tire dollar.. in !be trade ii , leg so she pal 1. reoranots; *pro for forelps impose:Moo till Felt 15. —I. Barley, Oat., rear, Bono, mod other articles no alien lion. Memo (Enelik) .... 66 PO ' Grey Pew 64 66 pew dine — Otoos.. Mite (Vertigo) .... b 8 N Old ire. Aye 55 56 1 irldn 172 Barley 62 6$ I (Moe -96 New .. •.. ....... .... View do . Melt 76 90 Polonst 50..... ..... 35 35 Mita Pane 46 46 , Feed do NI 34 Pro dine.... ...... ! Vim. Finer 6:7 it/ Unto Bodes .. 6O 66 . Seemed, SNIT/lig/OLD MARK b.f. Jan. 4. Tn sink the 011111, per Moor ..f Fie, Heel ....4. el. to Po. 44.1 Hett4 ..1 CAW* tIW as, . I llmmo . 6s. lid. to is. lA. Nowt Veal ... 6.. 04. to 7.• IM. Moo; owl Lomb* Pun . is. 61 ws 7. 04. Co o^ MI L am b_ 01k. W. t. Os 04. Pir . till II AY-MARKET. Hoy ... .. 61. O. lid. i • Pi. OY. 04. t low .... 111. 0.. t4l. to FL 04. 0. 1 . Iltr.w .... IL lb. 0. to 2.i. lu.. W. o) it If • - 'IIIE ST IKBD4AN: Ala. COBB b;7T AND J,s F. 11URDET7'. The following eocriripoodenoo appeared la a Jeer. nil of yesterday, sod has been copied sad animad verted .pon in several of Ilse Morning Papers• We ingot. the Letter's§ they have thus become poblicdo- COSellif :--• " To MR. TIPPER. " Rorer Ilmenpoestd, Wand. Nov. 90. NIL " DEAR 11a,—First let me acknowledge my deep l inos. of the kind mariner in which you have uniformly spoken to Mrs. Cobbett with regard to use; and the,. without further waste of that lime, of which I have so little to spare, let me come to holiness, end let me lay down, before I proceed to sir own particular, affiir, some principles which I hold In be jest to my conduct towards my creditors le gewerai. " If thereby any man who no pretend, for one me. meet, that mine is an ordinary case. sad that nut laving enough to pay every body, I ourbt I. tie re. girded es an insolvent deldar, in the users, accepts. tion of the words: and if be does this after being apprbistl that the whole force of an infamous tyranny was embodied into the shape of derpotic ordinances, Intended for the sole purpose of taking from me the real and certain and increasing means of paying off every debt and mortgage in 1 • '/ ) ears ; —if there be any man whose prosperity and whose means of profitably employing his own indosery have remained wholly untouched and unaffected by OW despotic and sodden acts of the Government, and who is yet so insensible to all feelings of humanity as well es so willingly Mimi In every principle of either moral or political justice: —if there be any man who, wholly absorbed in hit attachment so his own Immo dials interest, is ready to cat blame on a debtor, who bus hod his means of paying cut off by en opera tion as decisive as that of air earthquake, which should sink into eternal nothing his bride, his houses, and his goods; —if there be any man, w:in, if he had been a creditor of Job, would have insisted that that celebrated ohjert of malignant devils' wrath, which bad swept sway his flock+, his herds, his sons, and his daughters, was an insolvent debtor and a bankrupt, and ought to have been considered as such, spoken of as such, and as seek provided against;. —if theta he any sects man as this, to whom I oar any thing, to such man I first say, that I despise hi whom the bottom of my soul; Ind then I say, that if • dare meet me before the world is open and wt Men charge, I pledge myself to cover him with as much shame sod infamy, as that world can he brought to deign to bestow upon so contemptible a bring. For such occasions as the oars here supposed, if such or. cosine should ever occur, I reserve the arguments and cancluslop, which the subject world naturally suggest. To you I treat no such arguments are ne ces.ary, and therefore I will now proceed to slate explicitly my intetitious with regard to what I shall end to do in the way of paying eft debts. I hold it to be perfectly just that I should never, in any way whatever, give up one single farthing of my future earnings to the payment of soy debt is Eng land. " 'When the sneety is too weak or eowilling to defend the property, whether mental or of a mere raiding.y and vulgar species, and where there is not the will or the veer in the society to yield him pro. tection, he becomes closely abseiled of all his erlipage. Gavots of every sort to that seriety, became in' rvery bargain of every kind it is understood that both the parties are to continue to enjoy the protection of the laws of property. •' Bet from the great desire which I have not only to return to my native country, bet also to prevent the infamous acts levelled against me from injuring those perms, with whom I have pecesiery engage ments, and some of whom have become my cut ditore, from feelings of friendship and a desire to serve me, I eagerly wave all claim to this principle, aed I shall neglect no means within my power fully to pay and satisfy every demand, as far es that cast be done consistently with that duty, which calls on me to take cars that my family here the means of fairly exertieg their industry, and of leading that sort of life to which they have a jest claim. " It is clear, however, that to do any thing in the way of min off most he a work of some little time. I place great dependence on the produce of some literary labours of groat end general utility ; end it is of these that I am wow about more portico lady to speak, and to make you, Sir, a distinct pro posirion. " First, I most beg you to and in a Register, which I now send home, a letter to a French 'coon. diet, whom the Boreoglimongers of Englsonl, by • robbery of us for the restoration of the Bourbons, have replaced in his title of Count. " When you have rood that letter, you will see a pert of my designs, as to my present endeavours to pay my debts. ' The Maitre ainglols' has long been the sole work of this tied in vogue on the Con tinent of Europe, in England, and in America. It was the only book of the sort admitted into the lira. lonian Schools of Bonsparte, when it was adopted by a direct ordinance. " Yoe will see that it is sent from Frames to F.ng land, sod in this country it is imported from France. Both editions (separate end coeval) ere sold at :•ew York, and in ell the towns here. I have always been afraid to leek into Ibis hook, from a consciousness of its jesperfretione, owing to the circumstance of haste ender which it was originally written. " Yoe know as well as any man what the proba ble event of sale end durable profit of the eleleflre right to print such a book are. I am now engaged in making this book ride eemplete, under Ibe title of ' The Rnglisle Master, by William Cobbett, car gelid, Improved, anci.greally enlarged, by the As. Ar.bitosolf.' If'yoe understand French eneugh to OA it with a perfect understanding of its meaning, yeti well, Byes read this book, Wily 800 the causes ilti(West celebrity. b Its clearness', its simplicity, its wooderfel sp• Merle to its purposes, its engaging sod convincing properties, make it so unlike all the offpring of pedantry, that it is no woordorlhat it should have made its may into general . I will make the new edition supplant ell . d once inemedeately, end to you I propnre to the care of securing the copyright WWI in England and France. A second work, and one of still more importance as a source of profit, is also now under heed, namely, The French Master; or a GfICOOIIf to toad French to Eellish Persons, by William Cobbett.' Yoe will easily see that if I nodal twenty-tee years age sassily write a book in the Finch leagues, I. Frank permits, hew able I most be to write beak le the &testi Mugger I. melt Frisch. Indeed my knowledge of the whole mailer is se complete, that the shin, coulplicated sad abstrate as it le le its natant it is as easy to me as it ls for me to *elk •r sit. This work I will pledge my oilstone will sweep any very speedily all competitors. My chiklrmo (some of them) sre sow braising Fres& by lb. prim- 1 ciples and riles which will constitute this book, and this glues me every apportesity of perspiring and co rnetist( all sort. of impediments sad embammesests. " son William wrote French at 14 years *ld better than aineantlas if the Frostbites that I have us, known. or at least that I have ever aim write; sod both Jolla sell he speak now Freed' as well as the gimlet part of Freedmen. ' 6 1 shall publish both these week% end went the copyright of them, in America, where there is a cleat sale Inc books of this description ; bet from the Crest intercourse now misting between England and Flifflre. the WO will be mach more considerable in those countries. '' in shoot two mouths, or lest, I shall seed to Mr. White, to b. delivered to yes (if you will en dertoke the thine), she matter for these two works. Yoe can Meow(' the copyrights in England, sad also in Frolic.. It is impossible for we to say what sill be their predeee; and I know will that imesediste produce is set to be expected; jet it would be irra tional net 4,0 believe, that these works must in • short time Sighs to be • soars. of reel sod mobster,- list profit, the proceeds of which I shield devote to the iiiirisiseinse of the deists lisle to yno ; and if they exceeded that, to „ether pelves's. la the mean while, slime would be she foonsiation of profit, from the sates merce, Isid in this country, from which, however, I should for some time shot espect tiny thing beyond what I shriek' owed here. Ido not Isomer that slime would be soy objection to the moiling of this copyright is France; bet I should set approve of this being death, Stogie/id, bm.use time may make them • sperm of great profit: and turtle', bosom I should not like for me or my sons to be precluded flow fetete improvements of the works themselves. As to the particular application of the smutty that troy anise from this fair and booeurshle Gnome, after an equitable discharge of r oar demands on me; and as to the precise mode of proceeding in toe boldness, them most be the 'object of • letter Is accompany the manesctipts, which, you will unilereland. are unto in a state of great forward- WIN so that, as time Is valuable, I hope that you, who understsod such matters so well, and oho have se mach actieby anti intelligence, will upon the re ceipt of this letter. arid upon the atrength of what lee sill see addressed to the beggsrly tool ofa French blackguard rascally Noble jems-jastre. make an" ormisiry amongst the race who trade its the fruit of men's minds. Yoe know them pretty well, and I haves perfect reliance on your prudence, integrity, ! and Industry. " I am, yes will perceive. getting reedy a Gram. mar # the &villa Language. This, which Is a work which I have alivajs desired to perform. I have pet late the shape of • series of letters, addressed to any beloved son James, as a meat of toy opprobstion of his affectiossate and dutiful condect towards his mother during her 'Amoco from me. " In this work, which I have ell my life, gime I was 19 years old, had in my coatimplatios, I have assembled together the fruits of all my observations on the construction of the English language; end I • have given them the form of a book, not merely with a view to polio, but with a view to fair fame, and with the still mote agreeable view of instrectiog, in ibis foundation of all literary knowledge, Om great body of my ill-treated and unjustly coatemeed coos trymen. I I believe it to be coke impossible that this work should not have a very eatensive circulation in Eng land and America : and that it should sot hoof nosy years duration its point of profit. Whatever plait of this profit ern, without endangering the well-being of my beloved amid exemplary, affectionate, and fir. looms family. he allotted to the discharge of my debts or encumbiauces, shall with scrupulous fideiity be so allotted ; bet as to this particular object, mid es to uthm sources of gain, I will first take care that the acts of tyrannical confiscation, which have berm put is force against me, shall net deprive this family of the memos, not only of comfortable esistence, but that it shall not deprive this family of the means of seeking fair sod hounerabledistinction in the world. It is impossible tor me to say or to guess at what I may, with my cansjent bodily health, and with the aptitude sod Wintry h are now because • part of me, be ebb, to d he way of literary works productive of gain ; can with certainty declare. that beyond the lie of safety to my family I will retain we *speed nothing eatil not man shall say of me that I owe hist. farthiog. With regard to soy profits that may ails* from the Register in England, I at present hue* scarcely any thing ; sad I have not any time to digest any regular plan relative to that matter: I shall de this in the amine of a short time. " As I have folly apprised Mr. White of the min tents of this letter, I beg you to communicate with him en the subject, sod to tell him very freely your opinion relative to the whole of its coolest.; I have, all circumstances considered, a very strong desire to retain my reel property is that country, whkh I so ardently love, and to which I kayo preserved, through all circumstances, so invariable a fidelity; and though I would shandon that object rather than de any act of real injustice, I will never, while the preset infamous abrogation of the laws of my fore fathers mans, set my heed to any deed, or glee either espressly or tacitly, my sanction lose infornoto a violation of my rights, as well as the rights of all. ' 16 We shall hardly be able to get the manuscript off before the month of January next, but in the mean whit I shall be glad to hear from you, end to receive from you :toy suggestions thatlea may thick useful. " I hove the pleasure to tell you that we all enjoy esrellent health, and I asset, yna that it will gigs Ira all great pleasure to bees the same sort of ac count from yourself, Mrs. T., sod family. I am, my dear Sir, year most obedient and most humble settstit, " WM. CORSETT." ...~_ ~ It LPLY OF slft 1 11.t!ICIS ItUNI)F.TT TO 3IR. WILLIAM COIIIII TT. " St. .I.ior:s.pliire. Jae. 91, ISIS. " Sta,—l base just received yours of the 201f1 November, end carefully, and according to yoot desire, perused the enclosed to Mr. Tipper. " It Is not my intention to enter into any centre verity +wing the honesty or dishonesty of paying or not 0 iyiug debts according to the cuovenience of the party oaring. It seems that if it should ever suit year contenioace, and take nothing from the comforts sod enjoyment, of yourself and family, such comforts sod muoyments, end sirens ton of distinguishing tisomstlees, as you think they artipstitled to,—all Ups 'being preeionsly secured,—then you think yourself ' hosud to pay your debts :—lf, en the contrary, that cannot bo effected 'khalif sacrifices on your tad ibile part, in that case your creditors have co claim to prefer and you so dory to perform. You ghee stand absolved, recites is ford cos:defter, and for this singular reason, bonus* thowp that lust you their mn. nay .hen you stem in difficulty and distress, in order to save you and your family from rain, were and aro enable to protect you either against yodr owes fears, or the power of an arbitrary Government, under 'hick they hero the misfortune to live, end to which thole sue equally espied. These principles, whith are laughable in theory, are detestable in practice.— That you should not only entertain and act epos, but openly now them, and band your ••• onderstando hag, or think to blind that of ethos, by such dieser pretences, Is Doe awe melancholy proof of the fa citify g «ilk ihicfs self-interest can lissome ttars mask of hypocrisy, mod by means vf the weakest sophist ry , overpower the stringed understanding.- 1 How tree is our common la* Passim, that no man hi an upright judge in his own calm : how truly end 1 piet.ily said by the French, ' 1.4 Aillefe IC pry,*; I nor loss truly, though more grossly in Eisitirt • flu. lore's her oasis bawd.' " In espresaing nay abhorrence of the principles you lay dowse fur ) our coseiiiscr, and cosicerniug nh:ch you rhstiesige my opinion • little enfold, ' cuss. entering the iidiront sigh such )00 at the must tone threaten to overwhelm the rufortonate .10A who pommel to eller from them, I do rot desk* that you shoed., art avers any other with regard so me ; l should he t..try von' family lOV.II put to au, ! iircionvenieoce ,t , my account : should 'nor docent stances Parr paste so prosperous at to enable you to discharge )our debts •ith. , ,it infringin4 upon those new principles of moral ohli%Ation you hiss adopt. 1 eil, and • loch, for the hest our, since the commence. ! surd of the acrid, has., I believe, been, thank 1 firgrently acted on, openly promulgated. As to complaint or reproach, they are the olicpring of weakness sod folly ; disdain should sidle them ; but nothing can of ought to wide the ea,iression of die. gust every honest mind mast feel at the want of inn'. I * pity in the p r in ci ples you proclaim, and of feeling, and generosity in ako sentiments yus esprit,. " I em, Sir, " Year most obedicot mud most humble Bernet, " F. BUKDETT." mit 1 •-• NAVAL PROMOTIONS. Th. following Cousmatodere hove been promoted le the rank of Captains, via:—W. B. Dtsbwood, MOS. tin White, George M. White, mod James Stirling(a). The following Lioutenants to the rank of Coma minders, via. :—W. I). Enlace, Sowed thientaott g Richard Grant, and Robert Brace. Th. following Masten, Mates. and Midshipmen, to the rank of Ileatensnts, via.—Robert sad appointed to the Antelope, of 50 gent, at llsadin den ; Francis Witham, and appointed to the Ee. rydise frigate, at St. Helena; Chad's Fleetwood, sad appointed to the Conqueror flag-ship, at St. Ile. lens ; 11. Huntley, and appointed to the Forth fri. gate, at Halifax ; John Groat., and appointed to tbo Albion, of 74 newt, in the Mediterraneaa ; L. C. Rook., and appointed to the Beeches frigate, In the East ladies ; Viscount Mandeville, awl appoleted to s h e L ams f r i ga t e , on the Jamaica station ; James L. Parkin, Marcos Wortley, E. 11. Theft*, William B. Green, S. Kneeshaw, John Watt, Han. C. Legge, F. Itasisden. J. 1.. Clayton, George Yams, J. M. Laws, and If. 11. Johnstone. Lieut. John Branford is appointed Fist Lleateneat to Admiral Sir Thomas F. Freemantle, Commander. in-Chief in the Metliterrannin ; end Lieut. Houghton, Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Griffiths, appointed to the command on the Halifax station. Lieeteasot Tomosend Is appointed to command the Fancy re.. stoop miser, on the Plyasooth station ; and Lim. Little, to the Rutland, of 10 ens, on the Irish merino. _ Toe following Lindeman., sre placed on the se. prnunested list of Commanders :—Charter Wood. yer. flurry Dose, %Valiant Moles, and Owes Wil. Hams. The °lariat List of the Royal N.vy, entree4 op to the 3lst alt. motel°, the following Dicers, Le..— Adseind of die Fleet 1 Red dudish of the Blue lB —1 deildejed. Vies•Ailetirah of die .. White Moe l6-1 empleyld. Wed Rear.Adoltele at the.. White 81ee 2l-3 swilile)e& Sisperameated deer. Ailliritehi Retired Captains Coped.* . ... 94-64 emplirivell. Cemoseilers 4eperitimeweed cesiesekes ..... Poet Weights .f Weedier Liestesaat. iteprreeseeied Masters Meiten fee Service 1413ideises Merge**. retired Set geese &then lee 9lu—lo6 elepleyed. Attestset- lhspeosereV i l e reepitele deepitel Melee Perim - i 163.-116 •0111.0)vd.• Claplilies Ships of 'arises deettiptiess is Gaols- Nos l9l Tnobas Testeux. Esq. Chief blegisttele at the Ilitton.gartien Potiose.olhce, hes sesightni, and Mr. Serjeart Sct.cor has been appointed to 511 his silo- Cosi, oho on Friday took possession al the lets Mr. ttit's apartments et the dies. rwlP"