The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-10 00:00:00

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Cdsroforr• dr alit id fatter &slims tv.iti him. pd. •aara.fal pei.erivio., the I.on of bo•inees. and the Marshy in these woes of 'mansion 11.1111,dorIlot a Family, halm salted lo 11:ing gr.,' di-t.r.-u, te.• h.. 4.4 .iiiil inthirri. as ran. hi, wife. alai sEvEs tiiuN(; orltl.llH RN t —tile lather is. is the Viral Prim. , ..aut the an. 111.4. al the Base Lye exertion are swat roamed, a smear h-r COO resent .jth her £IGST*I CB • 1141. To allert.te the raffeitrics of Mr. Roan -'a rawly. a Soils• nrriroints las t ern e.emseoroLd. awl C..us t ebniime. alit he r. , vetoed h Mr. Gslipaajt , W. 11.11.0. m. swat Ilea Li ii 4ieet t h. Mr. A pple lard. at Inc F./moaner Utley & and at the ST tlee• ale m OMcv. Sali.bars.conet. Iritit-.,Peet. The fathowlim mon have 41 , eedy Mai subiffibr.l I -5 0 411 1 = rl d err; 46•2hir ti ntd. ~ .0.-street 21 0. I. T. Cliute. 43. U pr. 8 40elef - 211 It Wail Ser , ..N. IT. At 104m-etiert - - i 0 II Calw.cl Nattier, 13, Cisdtgasi- place - 4 U U Mir Mnn,iel Roadflr,ll:ll , olbed-rryikue - 1 0 w Aillilburi lime. laelame 141 . 5 5 U The Examines' "irrlmper • • 1 it 0 A Priem, is Mannar int4flrosowity - ii 12 0 Alrltdorter lialtaray, italtkaa • - I Uti ilrs. tt. ma Mile (1. - 010 U (k-ngte Boller - . - U 0 U ('Sr bare* Harden. Ilan. 11. P. - 5 5 II John I:. flobhost-e. Fog. - . 5 5 0 S. 1 2 ,ri1. Proprietor mod Editor of the STA ELSISAII 1 II U A l'ilend to P4lllameetar) Retain - 1 0 0 I'lol4'olstep.* - . 1 0 0 )I. W.ll. - - - 0 5 0 Craig, Miller - - 3 1J U 31'o. CUR, Esq. Askata 1101, oar Todcaster, link shirr. - - 5 0 0 Sit Jobe Tbistald, Mad. System Park - - V 0 0 1.1.1, Tiqualil - - 1 0 0 Sir Rnhert Herne. Hart. of Stsbton . '2 (1 U 141.ikard's Standard News - - 1 0 0 Mi.. (.e.wje nub(/ ' Worksop. Nottinghamshire 1 0 0 A. R iefil - / U 0 t:rorge Welrh - - - - 1 0 11 l'.il.Johnoin, Widanaersa.the-11111 - I 0 0 'W •I I ar , i' , . 27. Pi 404.4 tett. Mor)•le-Burst - 1 0 0 Jahn Mihail. Itsq. Beckiegbaat - - I II 0 Jii.i.pli Phelps - • - 010 II Nrbady • . . 1 0 0 A. H. . • . 1 0 0 Tl•dm..a. Rawson. Esq. Aka. ld - - 1 0 0 .1 H. Ile teeth. l• soppTeetch - 1 0 0 From 11•44.r.de1d. by Iles.ra. Lftrtiamit - 1 0 0 5.. X. the Arils., of the Fieedisis sr Luella is cow tritii.do: te«, to Plificko - - 0 10 6 .........__ ._ . ....__ A M idim's Mite, er 70 )(ars of age, is lia bag the bract - -- - of me liaglisbiristrare - - - 0 1 0 Tier lasi Shilling . - . 0 I 0 totebeetisitimia eereived et Ike itateemso sad Colatitudes Ogre, tiale.burt-itietite. 11 , a-overt ; .Easmiser Ober. I:4oenr ne-oreet. Strobel; Ileitt-11110Mte 0114, Miti-steret, Rt.bitiviwite 'lent ; Mr. Gallotts3 A 0. litilborb, roe Rest 4.rie•iireri 6 Mr. Calmar, Bookseller. Bletkiaa• street, Biremilb i Mr Brooks 01, OtforMirert. PATRONS. Als Royal lligharo, ibe Dike of SUSSEX. 111 Imperial Highttess the firmottl Untie hi I CII A El., alias Wor. tady F. HON V WOOD. Sir THOMAS III:AUCIIA MP, Bort. Mr THOMAW STRbOlt, Mort. lilt WILLIAM CLAY'fO4, Bart. Ailowetteo-place, Port ro- okowore. . N INSTITUTION, ander the above saaciinn and Fz sad rocisai•lrastal. is issiikliAs4 Is 4.1.0 E Ran TE. ISTR t' T, 89, fir the radial Coke of chrrsithui-t. !Leer ,y, aid Coisuie..a• riteetteeela reetnl.and for ~Terii, : a4 of ria. Joists 6.1.1 Seat.. Mr. VA 101,11 A N. Aargau, of 010.. :.teuee.l UM? 'I, who laktf Ow appliam i ral the lln% u Nirdi ai d"o Coo of Nitrite( • , bayous paid tHrtieethr iention to the ph.eu. soma sad 1111411111 rat of deer ”okatet, Ism hero ineeteol, he Vestal solicitation. Is workmate the birdital sod Oeolgotal ftliwricAtuderre Di It. 11.00rr lot cootolowion fro* Nine le Teeter. Ina !coo Farr to Nor. Adele, 'stair itiArtizaut, ilecbaairt, and the Poor. LIMITS pors-voii. NERVOUS DEM Nlf V, ..ENCOORAtIBD by the 'Oath/eta success ellen& in( their peenliar w: tit trenteiwar hi the ehre of a Ifew.larvaird , ffumplaiet., which has brew rmesita,%l by tlic z• WNW , ni tin.o • in n large bait zit... Owe liver lire i sea NM , tel 4 of th ey HEens return" to the Pchlic frt:in Orel lenieoullabog :brit aefeaieett ea a telt-la H k.ea di., 1.-1. iliMcs.,(i9SSiantl Cas Aleaalen af the Relit talkie or to Peden, Coalinga to direct their Malt,. t.. a u,,,e eM ce▪ ded ari•lag too a ierrel Je,frePtive habit .t it.? ytinth,.whirtritel ..nly °make% a aware it, trlto . ellrerOPlth Olealak‘aaataijs ga it. tolories all thr c. n am: a.ellifies atoll age. lo tbat dlitre.sing slaw a dealt', ~r flciewey, whet er the init-eitereer of curb . banki•ei is drielaraft, kola trsedeoes Si. lam Mosaic-. nr any emote, by es \sea IM posers of 111. Coo144;111.1..la rti &Hard, as woad, etlaroa•d SLreeol4s of, Inv ate, sulk, am/ :pertly re.torytiun to baud mad Vig..6011 . . _ W hew pp pidi npplicatica i. made far the eon! of PI (If! 11,. • ITh kik riii.ir et.•d ig n guonient of so.briely. ooloYientino otloocropieled oil die :bolt Toro of Iwo .lays and is Ike ineir mignon d :.rd irivilorate vlaz ••• of vrnrrcat iu frcUOar by n some y of poiolol :Ad di•sieninn • IN WOWS a peiliptuyikere m ineir ylaa r• II ht/llt ra,aim in diet •Yi ametele) win Wore ma the paling a perosisrus and radical . core. Ti Mimes of the Uteittra, as frrquetit;y r , r.r.retrd rith er bobbyt Troia the ob.*, romplatm, An.r otto r.ettiwal tr aritiires by sobabliable oad iimprovrd Owe, y at. rat.thlrd • In fp/love ukolsballt Gterts and W.i.tu p, hettrr feCrlll or n 1 . . kri;fersii..n, "dime, rewiliageu ibe p..iofel and d.agetwas so 4 Me yowl.. boucle. . Ximprvied ,Feerles. *Awe eapertatinist door troller elemiblal happier's late been deteast d, it may a l.* • et in pleirdint reticent's to Imo*, mat hy is pr..prr prt.eres.rare *AM resiediel, the general health ea renovated, stud the la- pelhasSille misted. News. On*, ad Co. exelorirely proferriar the mire of there • rmtkulor emaplainm, a orderthat they may lat be 'warted by a rebates few, With the ahl..oray ea jowl, atutetrr.l in the 1C7'11% here er te ll s pear it rty.. torated and i,. Haled 'n in merry • daraaela of lie peskiest's . (eemilkatte. .4 *Writ, from various tHermila/a. and talimoasals from the Meseta r.rufer-t.amt emdborittes, they have la emelt** any requiter). Thy , a Ingaillite In the warmer herelypbere of oar omaern *odd, mr well as in Whet pat*. eado-terar them in after, that their essramires basin bee* manned to dimmer sltrady (501 erat• rd, thee hold nut a rertairty af reetorsibm to mai no may la bour older the debilitatiag eirreM of a life rased %miser the Tarrill leme land they 1116.11111, that their pletetietOdts a fair gr.toi d for the rapier 'drab d euaddeor e a ill *fr. • Ley hare, by the Pablir, bream liberally honowied. T.. be romatted at their boom daily ( petfroally or tt% f-ttrt try Pagjails of either hes, with secrec y , delicacy, mod salsa. tiara. in Ile Cosohy nip river Ira In slate Ilse pgrticriar. or Mew ere, elm aid movers of hiring. in, laying a .rinienuer tar Adak, my medicine, i broil tie Hem...firs will be Ames .11 foreassiedie soy past of Ise Kingdom. 60311 awl Co. M. K. C. Semen.•, 13, Bouvesie-sfirees, 11Inst-suert. Loodno. _ Jost pobli.lsed (Testi, Lli•i ro), THE sE(IIS LIFF., a fartaliar t'..pasaralas, wa ILe Islasa• Usaroors. Ns i;O •Ild CO. t.. thr 1 - au had linearity of Orals Seto. Nay Ise Asa( au 4tl I'..t^rivaser -1 66, Poi../1,11 21. n.rrard-streel 174. Lett-slice' ; lad of WI lirisksetlers. Price LONDON, SATURDAY, 'APRIL 10, 1819. t-i-n • ee e j h e' • . . • e atede lot 7pAtcA o'leamieden frit in 44 and ("Caner died on Me eleallea / • ef • f PU.RsECVTIONI Thk VIM pleiVeleed, 10 Syn. once is. "A C NLIA inJ 5i.,.?"1.1 1 4 F 1T ' 1 % ,;. ," 1 : A r r i P.SI S A M r It :A l l • l:PrlPTriltve 'View s.f tt•r If tomato". to ir.ti • `•rf•ruttit to th.on Comma", into o• Appr.hh •f Pta.firll In.ir•rttotr to K•tlBr.ot &g ads to the COLON I LS. half. Free the manner is which I h.,. hero treat ed, they <sweet Settler. ave of premoditatica ; so that whatever I may say la Dein will be eiLiesoly the vs premieet of my ewe seetiments. By drawing • faith fal-•picty, of our sitestien, they will perhaps he Leeched with totim little compassion at Ibe catalogue of stofferiesis I renimenie•se : if so, they may be in dental to autelio►ate th• fate of their Maoist**. victim. l'cae thou retort,. and lay those coevelatiens at his (Jet. which my oua amortising ales. shall have mabieved.' By C. Y. GRECE. Memb"r of Ike Q.eter and Ilonireil 4crirelterd Antic'? I A what "r liN e s H e se an d r) . addresied In Use C 011.1111511 Vagateis. Load. , ': Printed ter 3. Hardier, X, St. Jasper-tarter. COMPLETION OF THE INTERROGATIVE SYS TEM OF EDUCATION. Tato day 9,514 bled, Pace 5.. 6t. Armed. a New rotated, mad la emery pin rr.i.rd mad timecard toile pewit time, with a ropier Prefor-, ritirllE TUTOR'S KEY; consisting of Amnon lA. or Iteferemen Aiaseet", to the Question' sod Romig"; aPPetftliP tK lA -1. GLAIR'S UNIVERNiL PRRCEPTOR, tiotmgmtrics GRAMMAR of BRITISH • GEO. GRAPIIV, fr. 3. BARROW or theNT.W TF.STAMENT. 4. SQUIRE'S CRAIIIIMAR of ASTRONOMY, ' i. A . DA IR en GOLDSMITH'S HIsTORY of ENG LAND. Is. 6. GOLDSMITH'S GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, 3•. 6d. 7. THE GRAMMAR of MEDICINE, 6.. 8. ADAIR us SIDNIt A V'S GRAMM AR, sod IRVING • S ELEMI NTs of lf 01P0AITION, 9. RORINSON'S GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HIS TORY, 4". BARROW emtheOLD TESTAMENT, 1.. D. PIAUI'S GRAMMAR of NATURAL PHILOSO PHY. 19 RUN 'MILL'S GRAMMAR of SACRED HIS. TORY, la. 11, BLAIR'S EM(If.P.If T.lt 6d, 14. MORRIIKIN'S BOOK-KEEPING. A snore 'important mad metal Volume than the pretend Vita 'MVP , sontonted to the ounce of tratrottnrs of Youth; and the titles of I p..polar 'Kirks to st *sterna' a Key tra:l ju.nrs sir ameitiout. Ti.e ri.ten. *.lwo friendly fitlept.4l, that it requires no rti•lanAtion or eaenadoom , bat a (mint, hawk*, and esplomaiory Pi•fere has been Wm dared into this Work, vrt..eh tonna foil .o nrll to the interest ' of the Voloahe t and to stir p3polority of sus , pearikal methods( St.dy. • N. R. F.., the se,nolonAsoion n 1 Pn..h..ers of Ike former edsio.nr. "The Kerr Anra ono Ike Old Tenaresi, and Moniton's mt-kerpong." on' hr told separates a she Eletorotat, Wodu nay be 64 of the Rook : tellers at the Prices /wormed. "Velment to the foregoing nntlutine, I told the Governor, that I would thenreforth disengage myself hood' 'aleatory dependence oe him, and demanded, that be would send me to England, for the porno's of opplatilieg le Ms Gnerneint. &direly unprepared far she determination I had formed, it appeared great ly to icon,Wrase " L Ahead inform your Hipbone, that Sir Hodson Lowe is a man, who neer thinks beyond the strict letter of his intentions, and hes no fear except that of being blamed for swerving from ie. Ilut as my 1 particular nee had sot hen foreseen by those wbn drew them up, I told him Abet this tery circumstance: loft him a disc-reline,' power to act as he thought proper: that, es my infraction of the prescribed rens called foe a decision of some kind or another on bra part, midis( me to F.agland was not scaly escusahlr, bet oven become an act of duty : filially, that the dreedfal state of my son's health, and precarious cony! dition of my ewe, should elan be taken into his con. ableratirm. After some hesitatios, he replied, that the: inst rev inns did not provide for nse; and from a tsou , other remsrlts it was evident, that the Governor began to perceive he had been attaching infinite importance to a mere trifle; and however rinwilline to cooing the fact, I have no doubt but he at ibis moment really thought what I had done as not bring auffi. ant to justify kis depriving the Emperor of my ser. vices. He told roe, however, that I should remain i confined in the island WI the return of answers from his Grirernment. To Ibis I replied, that he was no I 'longer at liberty to enforce such en arbitrary army. orient ; for in having withdrawn myself from his je. riedietinn, and claimed the protection of the civil law, I might either to be tried or liberated. Hen was another difficulty : Sir Hodson Lenge could, ac cording to his instructions, send me to the Cape of Good !lope, bet he would not consent to gin op : my papers; sod to geperate me from them was nut I without its share of legs) responsibility, even in his emianation. To remove all farther dotting, he there. fore proposed my returning to Longwood, theta to await the orders of a superior authority, and did , every thing is his power to buten my compliance.— As the Emperor's 'tress desire would hays slew, led to my acquiescing to such a proposal, I asked I lens to ascertain what his wishes might be on the subject : to this the Governor agreed; bat on his go. Oar proposition, to dictate the form of my letter to Longwood, rather than submit to such a humiliation, I gave op the idea a writing altogether, finally re- ! turning to my first plan, and irrevocably Wonting on judgment or liberty. Not supposing that he could pursue the above system any longer, without some danger to himself, the Governor reconsidered his instructions, end, after three tedinn weeks had elapsed, at length de cided on meeting the measure, which they preseribtd the very day of my infraction, that of transporting me to the Cape of Good Hope. He did not, hoe. eier, omit some farther efforts towards prevailieg on me to men to Longwood. This seemed to be a favourite object, and not without goal reuses; for, if once accomplished, all difficulties would have bees removed, particularly those, which be had created foe himself ; and after sultan several ' weeks wretchedness and indipity, I should ban left Sir Hudson Lowe perfect master of all the ' adenteges be had *silted. Sect, at least, was my opinion on the subject ; and this idea, together with my internal motives, could have alone given me tonne to persist in the etiolation I had formed; but they rendered it olisolutely unchangeable. " The Governor took care to retard, ss meth as possible, the final ceremony, shish was consequently pet off to the last moment; I allnd• to the sealing of my parer.: the manner in which it was subs,. gently performed, is worth relating. As charac teristic of the porno with whom both the hainbitairts l of ingweed and emit bail to deal. During one of Sir Hudson Lollies last visit's, be told me, in a tone of some embarrassment, though in excessively polite terms, that out of respect to the Emperor, and from motives of delicacy towards myself, he wished me to affix my own seal on the papers, which had been taken from my apartments, provided I would consent to his breaking it during toriabarace, 'horrid that measure be thought necessary ! On my smiling, not without sun degree of contempt, and positive refusal to accede to tilt conscientiour proposal, he strutted hastily round the room for some tension's, 'end then suddenly turning round, as if he had gain ed a great victory over himself, cried, in a mo, k heroic strain, Then if you won't do it, I'll lake it open myself; I'll get over) it !"rhis interview was a prelude to my transportation, which tt.ok place immediately alter. " Such, Sir, are most of the feels which attended my late ill-fated adventure, and I truer your High ness will be pleased to nesse my hewing ersoninosii. cited them se much in detail. My best apology will, it is hoped, be found in your close relationship to th e illustrious prisoner, from whose service I have been torn, and also in a penis.' of the folloeing letter, addressed to Sir Hudson Lowe, end which will, I :,are no doubt, end,* )o•tr at. most sympathy. The above decennia, beget with my first consmoriicatien to your Walla's., coo tuns en @moment of all that materially concerns the Emperor Nspokon, front the time o! g ; :•, RAKASIRI. WE are reirettod to direct the attention of per. .oa. man trit with mental nr h•olilr dray, lesion de nihty. ittlboed ottaiods, loss of agopesite, audio...tints, elgivessino .f tporsto..i.etohlisigi se oliaLlogg a the hoodo.srorhutie ;Ind Poem, .11.01 ln aid '4 creation. intharto. oterrated throatt, sensinil steaksoiro, porto,iosbe how nadi..ini.. eossataplive Italia. seed ..1 .nessitaii...e.le..toplitioti. loniedostelv to mote trial of the ' .et..hrotrd t MK 01611.16.%Lbt OF RAKAAIRI, or Nature's t..filitttle lirisorutsve, in peeo.sted :.ad sold, iv Itoiraale mind .rind, hi r. J. Joraan, M. I)., of one Foot 1...0d0rs Medlr.ol 44,00knotess, i, 004. •Witirt Mood. l.'s. liestro's is the Last, f. - .n 1..... It If WM., I. illy arlin.soleddrd to he the Most scr•.4 l lte Atol Ithae.Pll thrlet roinve in all the above too* pl.sotts r%er sti.ravetcd t ii I iliglit the Wald, ewe. the on.l ~.dent vile* in I IN• head nod sloatael., and promote* rsole ver.psr.tion. --Is t_ otterly tnig,iest•le fns looKonge Ito raptsis, et . ',yea. r 1.. extl. .12:liciyaily the valet of .lii- * ..... le.lel Aid te...,ets.rible Mrds Site sit ssr•losiest health 1 i n ihr•t.ltbrted, and givong •inasor to the aged I littashosodo lint. 41.. 1. , ... r"1.1(e4 h. .• Irk ti hf.11..h. 4fler 141Ti06 hero no Fes' inee4 by dirricat iliw..iit,, as to have '-rev &stalled of, ts..l, on:. ty Meet filasilits, ben 3411 kr tnesr goiefe.siaohl MP-admit.. i .i.l, 1., ..ninintairai of the Proprietor, in Cottle: Us. essay or 1•0 ir.iiiiiiier is owe. V3lll. 0' 4 fle ; or fear tittaalittro in sow 0.4.110 1.-f Of, (Le •jj , ., &111 to. luied, he ohs. h nor Ile. bottle is -.tr.!. l'hi• inr , lionble lilyd:rbie will keep in nil climates, 'I.A 1 , -V I e had of hyttlay moot tY.a, lirci-.market t Vale, 46. 1 Cori !sal; M. J. Pre.ten, 101, Strand ; .1. Richards. 123. t . ..r.. 2 .! t Blake, 56, Pirendillt g ItatLer, 125, Oir.rdeAreet g 1. t.iistsJler, ;6. Alford street g Tart, In. sliddle•row, linlhorn ; and by the watt reavottable Illrilociun Veadera is catty part of the kiLiclus. Dr. C. J. Jordan take. thi. retwrol opportunity of SA ne.u... tug in Itle Pietlie. 11.1 he ...II ovum.. be. •tudr rite•tee- Ir tn the care of pantretar oorrphirtit. t h a rerillso member of the Royal College of I'a3ticirai be Alt r• a -pried, nod perms inert sure for •very dire of nermom. vrla %Aline; (6,4.'603, na hit*. ver Lyn Naad.ttß, or of the row ins etrrite kind. nee br his mitt rod ,apittriot tainde.of treatio , .prrilitynrut edettuallyrweril. C J. JoreLtst arty hr (w►ithed, h, 411 tank.. (saw nine in Ihr rioroiox till rise ita the P,tlll.ftg at the 1,..t V. di tn! I...tablirloroeut. 7, Canna-stlfel Roo I. sear the Uoratner rail Road terepikr, St. Grorre's iu the En g. CONTINUATION OF, OR EXTRACTS FROM. Tor LETTRRS or rnE COUNT nr. LAS CA. SRS ro PRINCE LUCIEN BONAPRTE, DETAILING THE, SUFEF.RING INFLICTED ON HIM FOR HIS ATTACHMENT TO THE EMPEROR. NAPOLEON. " One of the most gratifying reflections arising from the Emperor's letter was caused by my having been fortunate enough to anticipate an important part of its contents: I desire, and if necessary, eves order you to quit this island,' said he. Con• deemed to a species at solitary confinement, isolated from every friend, and with only my own judgment to consult, this was the very step I ►ad Mely ed on, fru= the first day of my imprisonment.— During those feelings of irritation, which so naturally succeeded nty arrest, I could not ►elp exclaiming, T►ey hare degraded ae , and 1 can no linger afford any conar.lati•.n to s►e Emperor : but I Islay he useful In him at a .li, in. : 1 will therefore go to England, auJ ad•'n•ss tl•' S:►uislers of that coautry iu his he• iu •,."! Pliitß N until the diartrono petied of est •rreat, and final de ;mint. from . Helens. thus completiug the history of that ttre:attcb•'ly epoch. " Daring the time I was in Sir Ilut!Son trowe's power, mires interviews with him red to my makl3l,' a hasty etromeratiou of *Of grime 'lts et Longwood, which was always dons at Iris awn relines' : bet the state of my sou's health. and list of me own eyes, pr►vented it from tieing faille transerhed : hasi •g •requested the Governor to send us a copyist. tto at tootle■ was made to my application ; tied I d , .: not like to reiterate the demand. porticotatly as it was made for the purpose of plementin4 a statement of (.cis, that could not he vet), ogrtweltts to hitrt-Ir. or reflect much honour on his character : on tbe wher hand,.. much or whet I hail said ant arr..a, , n wits on. koalas to my cnapaninus, though frequently es. pres•od in their mimes, it was monists% that they shield be fully aegeoltued.eith the statement, so as to correct me if mistskeo. Whim, theeefere. I was about to leave the Wood, I proposed to Ste Widows Lowe, that the manusctipt, containiog the grievances, should be sealed up, and consignerl to a third party, in order that each iodividesi concerned, might. if he pleased, take a copy of is t to this end, I looked 'resod for some one whose integrity and chatacter appealed moat worthy of coendeote, and the name of Major-Gener+l Beecham, second in command, was the first that occurred tome, inswing the above description. Obtaining the C o r's permission, it was accordit gly seat to Kis otilicer, rimier the tas prom cooditioo, herwrier, of its bring commuoic-t•d with equal impartiality, and at the same time to Sir Ilurison Lowe, and Ike prisoners et Longwood*. " I seed your Highness a copy of the above paper tronarribed, sod (dose without the least compunction on the score of delicacy, as, long before It can teeth Europe, the Govettior of St. Helena will have 11,4 absecient time to reply to it, and tell his own story. havealso ed the whole of my corretpondeoco i with this Officer, so as to afford your Ilighorsa an 'tact idea of ♦arious facts, which este' , of the Public Journals bete, &selfless. not failed to disguise and misrepresent, according to their owl practice;. " is my World Flury to info•m your Highness, t►ate when l left St. Helene, the Emperor's health and gimerel situation became worse daily : you will perceive, by a pert of my correspondence, that, in order to provide for his wants of the first necessity, he ars, reduced to the humiliating alternative of ac tering -lOW Louis dittos, which 1 bad deposited its London. " in the .tatement of tier grievances your Highness will also see, that there is no Minister of Religion at Loupe nod , I well know, however, that, if in the Em. peror's power, ►e world have charged Cardinal nicht to procure a Clergyman, who, to his sacred (victim's, joined sollle knowledge of literature; sod one *be, like es, could write under his dictation. " I request, that your Highness may be pleased to forward the kite', which I ►are dent myself t►e 1 honour of addressing to her Majesty Maria Louise. I considered it as my bounden duty to consecrate the Graf moments that succeeded my departure from St. Helena, in preparing some account of the Ere. parer for her Majesty's persist; need I assure your Highness, tb•t my days are henceforth wholly de. toted to him ; or, that my utmost services niil al. i says belong on your august family I can truly say they will, for I have contracted ties of sentiment and offectinn, which nothing in this world can sever. I hope soon to visit Esrope; my stsy at the Cape et Good Hope cannot he very long, for that, which the SelhOffiltl at St. did not consider themselves jestilii•d in adopting, notwithstanding their fa/soffits system of placing people out of the pole of the laws, will not surely be practised in any other point of lise British dominionat " With sentiments of the highest venerstion and respect, l hale the homier to be, your llishnets's most humble and devoted servant, (Sivint) " COUNT DE lAS CARES • Vs nit a ‘lngstha estatimpi of Intik, and total ditreeard to his sane hocoar, which bad bem pled4ed to Count de 1.14 coma nod the tirand Marshal, emnt Ii •sterd, to that tenet., fir llorlasn Lowe never mut a copy or this deco sent. or even canad the original to be abovia. to a t•ingin imam of ond. noting. however, taken ears is, snake king.ll roughly acqoa.sara a ilh Its content,, it gage ri.e to on art:tiro on the par, of Me Macrons, w Web ad. by on attnns loran siArui with hi. character. He seat two letter. to Coen , Kertrand, in which Coital de La Can was acctio•d of lava* coutc,u.d, that list breech, Is Napoleon's bake, ha 4, by See and miarpremotations, meeeeded is poi.oning the a shot agaitai blot, qaollatt. In support of chi. cha renters aatsomi stalcd to have passed between 15.., Came, loarthet weds Me (Mowing extras. from I we popes : •• Ile. the IMperor, had wavered a long time after we had tta our parts iprVefely expressed ourselves as to 'oar condom"— •• Ito Inmate tee yea tbenagh the tell at blood :" and dust they bad made the Emperor see every thing through a distorted ate din,—(Vide I:menaces.) 6, Thew were .he uitll pacts Sir Melton Lowe ever tOronarl toted to the individr oats coolant at LanAwnod. It a' in tat by e-ant of such unworthy subterfuse., gas bled eittratTr, nod uni•repreveuntlion•, that the British Miniaters have altered tberaselver to lw detract'. while 11 boa furai.lied thew with the only vicuna they can poaibly make, fur not instituting that enquiry lute Ih. Itaflilleljetna at St. Helena, uhirh can w en d u:i•la awn) the •taio a enntinoation nf .eh • ty•tern lv to ptr ew•nently calculated to impart ou the aationl diameter. + Vide ap r eodix. The Covat's anticipation on this head were cruelly diap volved, fir lie o-.. not . ray desawed • pi tomer a , the Cape (a tree Lord l'Norki Sne.erws. the t nernanier 5..-erna Wive lent him.elf ts. the rev/whin:mom of hi• brother t...vernor 3 Si. Halm', b) a Marty rei-iiireation in ilia, tirn•l irk( wont, bet in tiinutrlyeo•nprtlyd to pro•Pe for ininulf and to s, at lois on'e • rpru e 'fle• ea•b irked Wei d a ••null tr•t.ltng brig, M d after brig:ling about to r••lfleen rks,;n.trad of being allowed, u• mem uric Cop Isto wirt. so ',joy the repute o. nectur, to p r ore eaued by and perwerotion, tool o shoveled b% a It wo3ade. Orr weft seised by police flitter.. evsplosed iientorts of . hi. Royal Highor.. toe l'olore Worm of fla t stripped of all their paper.. harried out of the \lmplore. cmove)eNt an (Neel, fro. whertee no Preset of Lessoloreser , employed by the rah-roil Mom of the Netherivor.l.. rr them from the Hight Mo. Lord Bathurst • oorrsoid.. with It the poor owns. on' hi sorerine son; were vend,ar racer. sit l'ralikfort. Verb to the ef ~ •,, ra".••••1•:aial a..• thr limo. Jo 1 • nr above ral in an M• ewe- long ins d by 14 • 4 thn. and • lOWA. :oil' 1 . • pidnorig. 014•1 g. • • 'Wenfoll • • 4 • •. 4 . `1 FRAUD PREVENTED. TO eoenterset the many attempts that are daily matte te inspme ea the weenie a seerhatiromamitinn in stead of the OLNUIPIIi MACK INV, prepare/ by Dit Y am, MARTIN. they have adopted a sew Label, is whisk their sisimitare aml address, 7, HIGH HOLBORN. is so enaspievenaily plated in the centre of the Label, that th-y tort as anemias is this, and she differente of lb. type. WM" , bacoke aisirtter-prras. will cambia purchasers al awe se de tect the imposition. Tb. Real Japan BLACRI KG, made and .old whnletwk by DAY sad MARTIN. N. Hie% Holborn. and retailed by the pr:ocipal Grocers. Drensirts, ironaseagers, Yet tamers, Beet•makers. &r. the United Kingdom, La Battles at 6d.. Is.. sad li. 6d. tech.