The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-04 00:00:00

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Awe ' .at., lb TEE EDlll9ll . ser rnE STATESMAN, ~, relimi l upon.isairdlist, ea. mot elf ~:miedeinel hate's' 14ti,• from :sidati'vetbn'lb - thd •• 604 11 14 'the oft- advisers .6t-tilitiM7ick-tistitifiNt CO- gito nit i p W , , calmer !mei airdebus triumph iit'itdkaitrr i tillit eat = tlehli ortik . prre'ii 1/4144* liteskil#4o/ wron g . --;. . , . tiibioihrivar_ThHieutiti....-ir.Per Parer... 4l s 'eriim 1 -• Mei :of ' intsat4 itlikk userilerite ITI `Ss will dpiti 40hre ykiiik . not, Si li - welsh . Sti ii •iiiiirs? sea * l : .Thy 1 I Pi not a latiimie , •lii i - yrhip.k Abu may Mb Hs Psh i si.ki , l 4 " 9lllll4 *•° 91 t he sae* ...19 • 1 : 'their eery • . thnilistY‘l siitiii* b ' ' • * .M9 ~,, till, 04 .; Seur , , ....uis, I .- Ossoali whkb I may conseythitatimed Letter toner Passes 2 -2 {j .- i • . -. 11 C 'Age 'to a - . disindlield (MN , theekfutuesses .Al Pewee iet i PlesSe 404, yrldressed ;it ,igameerAllelosathe lesiguagd Resort . b. 4 . 1 „ f1y, icdoimi . w in, a treat, cowlic k ~.....itty,-7 a ml %pm 100 :pest ttn"(4. how much the ho t . *Moir they sallamsie -timaliyilintresithest elo , aitos yet * lof honesty sod truth. Did i praiser your aranse:t i•y , ..‘ roste, the Panics's. mid tree public -caesideration; in w ake „Ma aorp o sp o f she .pa o ptoseod ; has induced the: !, Clink I meat) 16•41rettilo faction, or primlllie to 1 you might • ',toast); *beery', "Ii tame 14"aWd . deed ' • •••-• ratty it mity• not probably sIY km. . "....:. „.,: i : Mlles to follow eft be rigerewely -their successes. strife : no , Si • I ifirifft check tilt' gtdii'df ex-' ndt such infotmatiOni 4113'1 itteliittlatithlainty . 2 r , we . ess•-• . : , • ,; ; . 1., . . o. .• - • - •• - • 1 r''.'"i '' . These aromlitsidlogetions, Sir, that must forcibly uttatiOn which arise' fipti'o . l.l eveu,4, 'mi. stifle ! gricei; and 4 4 '0 s p Et'his:„ tile k ivo ttc.tr ,:44, -h,..„.: • To use ' • PAL . , ~ m igimiticEvariatEN. r .. strike on Yols. i. 'min/iViPause l -bd yet decisive ,- arid . 1111,..;11.-:•.a, trrtyc j i4.70 ; o i i o4 4 - l 'l * p r Oet ain v i p i 9 ** • '' .fit' tti . ' ii ) tiers . 'the ea :- .' in S I i . 444 ' be . ' ' ' '' ' sn .Tien. roPe - . I wiltia4 l P -C ~ . h 111 ~ 0 --.. 1 , ,„ ;..g. v I.? ". 04 , ,t,,, ,. 1 . ~ ,4 ,.. ,:, .... A„. • do , become youtselt again. Let no personal trlotiv: . ‘ . ii. r,, 41011001 ,No,, tiir ;hut my objeet is, and. I beg' -•„,,Sls s , I heve notolohe Shia. .4ti t aialdeotthaso .per: • is give any undue bias conduct at this critical, itr elso gar NV ffiffilemet, ••• lure i ssetillsillbail% Se have the Britisknillan add' it i lietmed•my duty by you,_ ise them abridging.ftrifiyo a .I.v II ,___., hs • ..1,,,,-;• . ,1 !. e.,; • .. 3! ~,i,c ' i m mtentful time ;--cousider the boding vastness of thole tiboislee sosec: o ft,: ei, In the event of any: tabs, or the catalogue of the public` Mind . I 41114 it' es a :•li Whatever IWO', iininge, did I- 11404410111 . results that roust ensue. upon your conduct,--eotte . Skrhince in either die settlerdent aim' TtltiUtis '' that wholesome medicine, that chastens while: fe'plillis : '. 4 A,.. •tiiilui use et power, or same delinquency frellved , sider, and provide for them. • • Think nOt, Sir, I ma n u i,taite place amongst the AlliedP`pWeis i , in such alidileithe preSeal,l : ca i ncr.p i re.itw. l l9 w itty itoPo . lvance prerogative, and decry the abases of (he mean to excite any unnecesmer dinrm, or detach the 1 6 pi, which Heaven .avert, that England ithaft.ipen l itiikyie : Will adetkiste.o.4 l . stfluillh! of advick t°' tlid ese, respect and a patient hearing I would gain ; nation's feelings from their PAnce. No, Sir ; weit . in any intriguing or disgraceful conduct thata Ministers of your appointment,-and inform them * it, widely different is my object, immeasurably this my motive, my hand should wither front mf • elily•be adopted by them ; and, at. the same time i that the public call is lirst to be attended to, t • • ) • stint my inclination ; and, as such, the spleen of body; the infamy of such eiotive.aeould consume ruff hisid inviolably every right that hit/tally belongs to as the public liberty is the' only patrimony -which t . •-• ;me,-reprobation ,of,goye t -and, certainly, the Sir, as wax ! '' NO, perish the Thought! Was thit_ a Cburck and State. • • ;-.- her Style can transmit with pleitere tot:skit pos. I• . • - .• 1. . rulence and calumny of the prevailing faction is all my design, I had only to flatter you, Sir, to' aud We' ' tue _. terity. That all your •Minhilees and yen!' Royal i • . • Th Cl' h "te i 1 . e.ng is dominions ase4po ea ilk le m Elk • so, A expect. I elm . prepared for it. The unex. wisdom of your Ministers, the honesty of a noto. ' ..s. a: K w 1,...,enc• • . t eat ,agree as to tfin,rne,orasolietahat is iii- • u ' s •saineient extent, -not to excite r to'coaqitest.'“Wis , ,/ 2 1(lZ apted situation - of: the times will, however, Sir, r i ous l y hired press ; and I would then assist In Pre- •• t i c • ...ed .• wft )11 . 11 tun to he pursued, repbrt.dircrodite ; but report ; . . •• s h plan is, I believe, an m Ration; but y s lead my apology for addressing you. The porter:., paring you ter a sacrifice to an offended people. Thiswhethee it is garmented byl'ehe ilerbiage. of •the the interference - of Russia so di dlrefused i• th p nte y ~ n e . • lus, singular attitude Europe now , assumes, 1)90 1 4s the path a pert of the press of your Metropolis now • - Idullnes s ef-the Tiraer i leksourrility of the Post, the .: , . ' anjostment of our differences with Anterice3„ Are we miniand your most serioes contiblesestion;:osid thp.. po rsues : you know it-and beware. Believe, :Sir, Herald:" sullprosing of the Co . erf , , er t i we ciiint . ttiiite . powerful enough to direct the prea t eot finctuating ritish nation feel, in common wftli-yisi the liffiie the occurrences of these times are more than " nine the* a pfettikntei `would lost* )1,4 : • . . course of events; r must we follow in the general I es' fact, I 'hies' that surround them: If #otk'Sie l - h.611 1 `-' elffys wonder *." The - fate of. natiaiis trembles in a current. In the event of any confederacy between - su PP°Mi l li l • . i k s - #(.4.011,426§40.49102•111".P• duty er, . rer, are sanguine Its tO 'tile l itodi fitAlli:''ef7the. balance; but who shall hold it) There's the rub. no emall.,4ll . fficully to fulfil; every : . coming hinlf i is it ' .• - •/ 0. the Powers, in the event of future dispute, toggle 'now asking .for•asni?erird laser I --Vs /-. re- There was a day, Sir, when this address would have andi;ich things o f - v h ise Witisitinue co , would it e a - pr avithametitt s .. fielt •sloty is inflesible v itas •-• . , ::.1, e1 .... 'y0 - ur. peOple cannot so fully, participate ; been unnecessary. The rising sun of a nation's :" - ' not bend teforres orentimits, and I subscribe tro/41elty the war with 'A merica ? Would it be prudent to give - 1 I,,: ,: arich, a feeling ;-your conduct, your selec t hopes, your dawn was ushered -in by all the allure-•' • Sircl thin best friend, ' ' 1- ; I cr ••• ••• the N or th ern ilowers any colour for saying to -us * . - se , Sid ".-liis ;forbid it.--Anold - : she - m any motives meats of promise. Rolling on in the path of a vir- cc Id ,llll t .ffir. • .. - t Oh, you refused our interference , you would ~ • . • ..,,.-. ',at deteiniiiie that seleetitrn, I will not invidi- tuous polic ) , the gratification of every • Somewhere in the wttfkkof HIPPOCRATES it is teiki t ,l:titat ' , , en"oblinS • hope to dicate or command ; it is true you assisted whenever be administered a certain medicine to a patient whom bliff.d4itill on ta r y ;'-bittl two appear so clearly ;quality, strewed over by adversity and privation,,• k ... . . - • our cause, but you looked exclusively to yOurself, he attended, it was hi; practice ittOhtfge all his domestics, at p pioncknnl occessarsea at .least- the. one a weighty, ''your full .day of power was . hailed as the desire of and your co-operation with us was only to preserve I least to the number of a dime, to sivetow an equal portion e te s •other i ' delicatos: IrfaibiY.a princely, motive- !nations ; the blush of hope tinged every cheek. England from becoming the theatre of war, and of ' oC i e t as il l i ' o im na s tt l y r-s io o c le nt c i lea ne n ed sed was ev h en tib Lli th i l le t iu he ina ssi n u t el d eL lT ne g e n so l % a re tat therMisit occupy their place in this Letter, thoile'l ' Restricted Rea zur, you gained more than the Persic I._ wing d esolated, as our fairest provinces now are, an healthy hue; and I wish a simil ir conduct In thid use, and bey dessoe; eeftirteeately, redoend to the nation's worship of an admiriue people ; but, loosened from and consumed as our first cities. What answers advise it to yourldinisters. iiity:4-A Moment, Sir, reflect upon the - objeCti of,. restraint, you fled your .proper orbit ; your course will your Royal Highness's Ministers, or their organ, - • •-. „Choice, from 65 First fiord of the Treasury to I was altered ; you veered another way ; your meri. • NAVAL er ' • `. the Courier, gives to this ? Why is the British nation ./. le Secretary of the Admira l ty, and see who they 1 dian now arrived, confusion seized .an astonished • • / • not immediately made acquainted with the arran g e- , --re- • ,:, re-unknowni as Statesmen, •ntiversed in . busi- I nation ; and its kingly splendour is only now saluted melds in contemplation? Why is not the Parliameni . Pest„ res. 3.-Sailed . the Rinaldo sloop *of ,Witr y oil a .• ille s - "tuatrinpractised in every thing but the ways '.! in the coldness of indiffereuce, or the bitterness of• 1 summoned, that, through them, we may know pre- d n i ex ti• i i m on en a t f , on transports;hoardfahravitirogitaandae. nod tachme t :t . m A "c e t t li t, e e 3i t 'it i nd lim at tti: l l ed st 011144 • /And heibe proof--4he Premier has told ;disappointment. Ali, Sir, how changed is the scene! l cisely what goes forward? cower, with dispatches for Admiral YOung. Also tailetisetrwl , ' ..' '' b 'Allel t iClrittiqsly; • that the nation was ex-1 I will not Say to you, Sir, call a WELLESLEY or . homeward-bound vessels, r oc the Ri ver.- A rr i ved MI lifajesity's ~...' . • slet Ta;A l ei n . Culd be sparedfrom till; - r / ••1 It • Iversoriality or tenroact Sir 1 'hive avoided ; I t. : a • , ships Catlin. and Griffon. from a cruize o ff the French nag ; 11 . • .-, 1 4 - • , , fflall 4 ' • - • l a -AN sues ; .tie, your assistance,-your Ministers I cap separate the ministerial froin. ?lye judicial act, if the Defender tugger, from the Meat Its the Roompot, and remains ,of me ; A kad :Y e - t ' we I n d hundreds o f would willingly (if fame speak truth) share with such parlance will be.nllowed me ',did my heart en- with a fleet of transports, with German soldiers on board for • ; Axe expended , -tisonsanda - en• men dill them their power ; but hew to set about it,-how , gender, or my b osom my pen •, •, . . MOW% the different quarters of the country ' s ; i according to the usual regulations or formation of a II h d d . fline• bt it need aliii• lam un- yt e egra ing o , a c S . PORTSMOUTR, FEL. . . . 3 -Arrirod his Majesty's ships Bombay anti Warrior, 74 guns each, from the Downs to die,ln- I • 11 . 1144411 does this conduct prove a sufficient tic: ' Ministry, is this to be accomplished ? Then, Sir, influenced by any sinister tw , unworthy motive.- , telligent gun-brig.-The convoys remain as before. . - 1 flilititiltice In the Premier of our actual state ?-s ' are your • people to be the victims of pride, of ig- yet - l PtymotiTn, Fr_n. V.-The I.yea eun.brig, for the coast of , Sr, Si t h e f atal i ty of your C hoice has identi fied , • )int,i'Plisinunediate, direct contradiction to his as * norance or etiquette ? Nor will I say to you, 1 Spain, with a Beet of merchantmen and transports; The Prince ... y ou with it, and throws upon you a serious 1 \• ertion, prove it was so accurate, as that confidence Sir, call upon a GRESIIILLE or a GREY.-You (lidßegent, Rogers, for Pa•mtges, and•Gond Intent, Carnpbelltfur responsibility for the conduct of your Ministers . 1 liiihsa.-Arrived the Whitinz schooner, from Falmouth.. '.. . Mu he,phiced in hisfuitiro details of our situation ?-., call on them ; but were' you sincere ?• .. They rejected Ybia you must observe ; and still we find so great is 1 HARWirif., Fen. 3.-Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, Capt. . Who is placed at the head of the Admiralty Y- ...i_ ow * ' 'tof the Fn l'sh eo le for v u Sir generosi y -° 9 9 threw-four guns overboard. Could not brim; away a hind. If hy is a pitiful, piebald force,-the creation of • themselves essential to Your Government, and be- ii ie t t . . . your acts are separate from theirs, whilst yotr .. F4enoicrii, Fee. 1. 7 -Sailed yesterday lite ,Duhe of Kent . ?*dell and necessity, permitted to insult our coasts,. . . . ' cause the people wished their restoration to office. rive lent to them your sanction, and become ari Owlet, with a hfultfor Pnsmgas ; also a schooner, with a • _ orange the high seas , to check, to contract our little -They should have their own terms ; and, per- • . tab coitsay for le il ; 4 sellastian ''the Whiting sat) met. , and itctive party in their measures. emaininerade;-and all this with a more fewer- hops, it was right to refuse them the gratification ; , ' ' 4 ," • ea! trfizi•far ' ywauth I attlP eke Spring , Eclipse, fend - ~ . . ill N !my 4is command 2 thaw the united ver s oetOpeside I bet ono. the nreaffrec .b, bffeti atorgrffici tn e y ot „. . .- _ 14:-.,rqiuitiiiieberto-yowrirffritatews -hale MO .irts TorP3i.ni.•s. -' "4* .. . , iiii 4*-- .ar-Wlito di'reCii - oor Pittances ?-h2 short, I agent you could select ? Did you not know another . • -- . bevondltila wildest expectation,heyond;ithnr Ittiiroi ,‘„ :' d li : . __i• : N. •..,- _ ' . ; 1. •-• • - " ...„t i .1,.., ~ i r , .13 to whom you could have confided the trying r 6 ll * diallers of you r choice?-who has been a ppm Med to ilea- • lion of negotiator ? Was there no snake in the , .. • i / ' tt x S CUARLOTTE Os' %VALES'S Is W C 11.- . • Eirglansts fondest hopes, is too evident to.be, , till ed t A, •,'Ttit , l 9 1 ces . , but unikle as the' nati o n pronounced them. to,pmeegii T and Ver . ` elegant landau ipicst.:- . --- . 'A cis:J . .o . llaq neat, , y . ii. • 'PI will:be Itibitctied in a few dem by her Riayal igh, • , - • its , conaurns before;, have they become so rkiht sti i i, _ Itimittloy nether superintend the management of the grass ? Bad you ne objects in view that required i::. .. , newsthe . PIM el C -IT incorra of W tc.ri.' nit is built '••:. • , -. . •i meciousie enlightened by special inspiration , foe thoi el '"-. _ tif, c ~ a . . . . ~. .. 1 ~ . i Pest trsp!ei, arrlnons n,egociation ever entrusted tea • .. more supple disposition, and more. flexible. policy, i ii;sidslitor ? The once Secretary to ConewAmas.-. than you were convinced was to be foend in: a virtues, se oett ti bit at this period, a period that cannot : Ler l i e - 1 .- s i 1 rho c ridee is ' be yult I co s cp. ec s. ear . J. 41 .7. . find a *afloat la the whole range of history, proxi-- 'fi l ii i iiied . ,; the betty is painted a fine ' llght z green * . esn- Wire porsoriates,' substitute' . your - Royal Highness , vote ENVILLE or a GREY ? &ate or teieote as to direct the most complicated 1 blaiOned With arms, suppo . rters, , L. s . rith mantles n Ireland/ .• Ireland! !.!-1789. What an associa. That all these parties regret so much of their po- I .• - . : L. on thepannels. - On the side erne!, is et beautiful f affairs that have occupied '. said per' mu lion must rush upon your mind, what poignant licy, I do sincerely believe : they must regret it, 1 er ect i on the ;Miser P. C • 'W with a-lii-g &Order, enclosing i. .• . , . ? li led I d i nii i as success, unexamp --un lope motions, whht conflicting sentiments-her con- because of the torn of events ; a coronet 'above. The . ditite itY*lmente are,.,Placed but you, Sir, a-- success which usua ll y renders men more wise-has l ' on the door rails, yeti .superli a tivitr iOinii;'‘amps, !net, Your • pr.omises- T -her undt r stood expectations, your people, mast regret it, and its cant, ottifortu- : sudden elevation generally been productive of a more and other appropriate Altintintenti, eXtrarti4ly nef F ; your Sight from faith - your disappointment of nately atilt exists. You may certainly boaet.of your , - • . cool and deliberate conduct ? If in this case it have, ; thelining IS a fine scarlet clOth, with rich gold 1 e them : bet from this train of thought-it is severe, it dexterity in disappointing both them and the people; !itis a • gaunt the experience of ages, against the opinion :an &fringe ; the hammerciotb ti agreeable to fiidal • • I . .. li nainekliOly-Leit fly It. Yet, Sir, what must the but these are experiments that do not always eoc- , ~ hetiquett , , e composed of scarletfcloth, veryfull, W4th •• •t hew okid • dS' I hardly conceive your ' l or ,an , Sir can .. ciedbet ef'your4loternitnerit In Ireland • he, that it i i ceed ; and though they did, should never be hazarded ' a purple velvet border, arid t r i m m e d with gold late. In Ministers gamblers in politics (in the Stocks, no, no), Outside elbows are tutted:laced but' the .• t• „ projec tptt ili4Hll4'Hiarrii°3l:°eTiallTT THOUSAND MEN • • • by a Prince. • Many are the excuses that might be ;willgain Credit with England for the possession of ! ,is upon so moderate a i 'ale, that they are ' seareely • kt tit ?lute? when 11s4r prase . nte on ( rte Continent pleaded by the greater number of Princes : the bias talent node, they never possessed, foe: a sclentlfit, .pei4italtibte l . , The cartle IS'a very tight 'cOns les . f 'eight in paterialty influence the course of the im- of education, the season of youth, for the errors of I knowled g e of Legislation they have not , ap4,' . I ipirth,' paisittid yelfew, p eked out With thereon n• liadjag rogosciatieW? What, I again ask, must the their government or choice ; but you, Sir, have no ! su _ p . 7 4 ... ~ ect !ut ant even now be' so pr esumpti ve . as.tri l'IOur„ Ifurig upon sthirsprings, : two . feet . aix its . es - ienduct Oftbst Government be, that demands,- such apology to offer ; your education, your society, ! II s 9 'li rcitti ' the round • SIIcIPT hoons to fife wheels • 'an arrogated* themselves. Opinion I have iust men- 1 r g s ' t t. , . 9 root detains sp stews thousand effective troops from pro- _your years, deprive you of all excuse. But why ! ?loner?, uprifht coach-box, matte In the nsital style, .but • . .._ . eeeriitig. a ehe i s iiiiiniiee of the gaimat i Pitocrott, and should it be necessary to urge you further on that , his unetesiited, valiant band? or, will it he asserted , line of conduct which you should pursue ? I trust ' the influence of °pietist', .often its recompensti, •ofien Tin a le n e s eing en otegot t i n ei ni i n , on w e d nok ul y , ' 'der Of &e ! its illusion, certainly buisin conduct, not is 'opkosed . ialled aMeetil, of . the Town . ( Sei corm . .., that 14 0 40 it Ike • luis Csiiiad" is shally noire it will thortly cease. Call then, Sir, around you, 1 '.,nitttill of iiiietitag tHti Peor, i lr' di. is the _thaw had to but as only pa rtiCipating with virtue, go t Po ?IVO are serious questionic' t deinandlng without delay, the wisdom, talent, and energy 9 . , mcbtrhwatipa; . ilie - inhfitittftits'M 'het think * it woith . . '4 ' Sibly hope to escape enquiry before Its . bar, What minas asterrera; but -thew are questions neither of the nation ; and if they disobey your call, deceive 1 ..011 may ill to guard seainst the retorts: of frog, 'and rio- , . , . feel or fear, however, Sir, mast be for- •U' i l lii • d o ts* as; / .„. . -.._...•,1 qw . ~. not ox- easy g was .- scents tne w noel • easy nor leustaztory solution. • you, or desert you, they shalt fail, and they de- 1r • gotten ; then let your study be al ms.l T° o4 People's t o et ] to the hi4ekee f pate ot Ihem 1 Whet a eliatiffe,'Sir, in the face of our affairs 1 serve it. • 3,•.- i goo.. Opinion, whilst it affrights the bed; 4 'efilicts - One of tfietWinifierseribesiellbi," was the other day Prophecy might forme, Wittman calculation was What, Sir, I may ask, was your opinion of the 1 the , . sad happy the poteatate'who t l!ears hie! oeirturned, In its ha rifte Gott Ail. ' The road be- Pa p r eps tied for such results. -There never was, present Ministers, before you were a . ppetetod ro-.4.,,,, z , rc , . ' ' Hou Osititi' and iirse thin ever , 6 sisii before their indigniktion is, epred to . tWeen . oglie „,.., , , fir, aa % when so ranch wisdom was essential to' stricted Regent ? You made no StestlikuW. their , 9 7 ~ l ' •• / • A. • ' ' I satisfied„ - wool of- the waters being out, and then partially frozen, have a , Ighs aapo,Ort.l99 yso 3 1 made tile roads so slicigry;Sitai,they.arp h almost en- fuel . ' ;-there never was a day that 40 loudly supposed incapacity ; and what pubtlb . • . your councils l lo o 4l 't Ise . - -'t sso . ! •• - . t • _ 7 _ ing. t: . • .I. , ' .. ~I.tA ...;1,! .4 I • • tirely im p assable , which : Circumitanee has induced • , ecelitiff r ophri t e-pfng of Iravitita'; or a British People, ac t of theirs has given so very sudden ae -skewed on t• , .. - ~, Die ' ','.• ty of change that hquilfdoishi ca bs AhaYPPriS ra to.disiou neprqpning their. ooaches to slnunsal the talent 4)the nation to their aid,- • to your former opinion ? Or, how boil*, . b e -' . ft •th eiertion •de Wily eitheitilneerigir ~slict fi e,4,El till the west T i lppettaptune more Nettled V to t 44 ' security of his Throne,, e Whet i • ' I . (i l isitstfil'eat °rte. r hekrtn come possessed, Sir, of your confi ~,. , .1 mess to, `a pt ni ,tiir g sitt„ ti io pi tio nfl i tho t , i ,''l' i ...• *," ioo i - better. ... i b it i fti , 0 ,, .. . 6 1 4•41% I end, the nappinen SIC 3 subject s.-Sliall etirelte or . • will i 1 .." the voit,..r say to this ? Ilostr s gabigitisia. is MO confidence' . ,s4p , ,lnforte k Niel •t• • • es; • s :, 1 1 defence ' ~or nialect teldifilla; • ‘ ii.F - - ri . At p'•!el..Japan glee -lade by Sc ot t . anti frolusnibo.,arrangernent of a Ministry prevent yonf Lie answered ? It can, Sir, be done.' ..,•. 0 ; i . . .. , . tamely illoist ise termedtmoderationl whiblf""a l i_ , gi ,t 1 sort ' 1 N 97, ' Paler IL is a, ,i)ettew„Agplcle. ° ~'P' - Inekilig sicikaaciill ? or: will the B;ilisb nation . Let me , Sir , entreat you to hold !easy, -, dello - tima:pf our actuitiffairs is certain'. el bet', .- 2 V 9 , , . , , look en, aitietietheir righte s their liberties -nay their , 4 , .• with your mind awhile, and see if rowitossioelt . l ois- eid ' mptive„'"lf not seditioeiX,-.0311,34 roan that' maw by the VrOulo- e styled Ins King.of ' ',the .Blacking, Maker,a,-, and, is .more. •desidedlypap- . .. . country,'saisattisd- to the guidance of ineo.Wi "tbout 3 iity 'sesSan'' -' t • welcome approbation that was opt 'WU reOrrwr i eft .k '," net meiegyilb4 them •we mi. PtooftsSiOn", hot i truly] i proved by all w ho i. haell; tried it, Sta , is innst . ~.,.... , . 4 _l ..-iitp_r 1 , . - -., ~ •• • • ..- many to Cherie.' • DAY, their entire 'co-edema f Men who, themseN 1• , foihmer, and see if its decay eon be . !e t tlet . litreit Itt. '/ l ici *7 - i ;zl99n,T:ilri‘sus,tY444M bf oppeltect i 4e f ratanct, this . , ;tea rs . manager A of_ • . ... .. ... weri4ev,a't their continuenceim office, • after the public Where are now the crowds dust. ahem& yalt OD 0' b i t 1 s - getaa t ,eb,siseci antbority any hold over 1 a o ,Tligh Helfsctfatis i tug. the Urin Ray sinu martin, . d thein to the of ourse n d' liii 9 • * °4 litil P P maim. .., ~„ ' indignation so unreservedly proclaime d the race of patriotism and'' kitbitr A , Voo o ; ',llitw :. ... •.: - rd got sawyer; .sesPendedidaY ieseeien'a-' - • duties to , d .. : , 43ne ; in , 0.409.N-ExcHminti, F5e.,.,4..-4he market is quite . ... ssorld incapable of ful fi lling the necessary hears the huzzakstof-sweeidiseopso, w a d i * E n , , mity., vat , * f *lna " .. " - ' - deserted, nothing„teenepotligi the stalls empty, and • .-.; the - Crown, or to the People. We have•now, Sir, triumph the deity of t . ~ . ' pow iiikitsAL:ikii '. MI ityibilletWiptq iirdlik it .therefete, *WI the thaw commences, call them as I believe, six Agents,_ or Envoys, or , . it. area ; . prinet 1 :" !` ' " • :,,'!'' -.' • : W, l 'iti'Vet " attr iovOrr ilAtp ...F.4 - 41.0.40 q i• figge,to• . . . ... 'th the Allies. W rI, at the test a war et , ettlirtirteful as theyt li, VA, - isik 141400 , t -4 ''' :'''. l4 - ' ' : : ig; V lop sl 9l9Mpfnia.' lir 1 I :: . , gee, li CI ti . ..„,„_„,_ 1 / . 0 j , .ro ~. ' ' , .."1 1 1"4" . ', . , . ..‘ ;... e y . list , .4 , .V • • ' • I 1 • • `*. xi , ' •• . isi..wae r . ..r. • • crif . g.. 0 „, .', P NAAKl'VerAirr„ v. • - support,' in a great aeasure, .. . . their troops, and we - their th y , t h e f u n r oc pent &hl I t tir •' - .s , . of faith . , y, mot ..„. n •114- 1 04 oesest'n-s•-•wssr - !olf•'! 0 '4: 1 , ,, - ..• '"' s t; per weedier.. ' el'ait) these ;we entPr' into all the dudes Country excursions were ouce aostmegmary* . 2 . . i - ~ • .Ikapoepadarigips, to hiviilistr . them inso- ' I Am* ~:c los • Ilssic,att • A-hessa niCattlclais tin ct , • / Sin is *§ ll ' etit l.lir ti fi l lZ i • and tiest7 with them ;, ands st ill , we find , they dose year au" APWkist...oes... , e s fliftlig . '?- '2 - , sand 81 •. • 9411t4e4ti11y 9 416 .... s . . Bs. . • "&AI. .hlBEllilllN salt.• , : 'cm:a . ' .• • • !..0 1 6 i iii i i i i n nihtii- i fitoWttnie treaties as soon as r..uire the vigiocios, of a wiworsloticimwsio. 4 . . Ittir 41 i ... at , ' il it t li- J7 1 11.000.6; - ,estai infitt.. t Der tioi.! ..- ... ..... • .0.-st. ,MU . ' ''•• l ' • without oar know- •"' .. e ° . -.., . , t •Illit 1110 O. 1 , had- low *Waft tietpttwilnd .. . your • . estiogibeetii: -witedinisilialisithii.. ,-. , ot ~,_,, , * . :i..4074rip0i cacti? pmar 4 t: ..lekr. eteakr . T. . , :*'-m •ti cl . • r-1 !", gli I • '.. . *l') illaigy.y 16., o*: • "i:. 50 . .. bl. r es. S a . ) ,„ , . tiogii:494 Air if other Pew were at the excite ' ? can Ims tra.4806,10)14 *limo or. it ~ .., ~j, .. ~, , , erjr, 444 ~. . ; . 0, . :.. . 0.. sic; to al. ix. . to ~. ledge;' sad'. . ~ a' _ . , . dared to Venture On " '' "11 ' ' ' . °' .. a ' ...Ithibtowlowtoed Mil misotioreat woiniilt,- ,. atri.ot 1 % ot. :' he'll' it htilWele°ll,llllte 49/10110.iii.i . ' '; ' I . : .... ' •-,- * 7 QllVllMPtittiniSidit - i 4 1: Ch Q coadicti Otli gent.llpi‘, t . ,op not that they • A, samitter wormiest lot . . • t , -,. '.: ' i ~ - . : -- •• - - . ._ .. '. T . 4 l . . . , ` ' fir •. ~ . . • % * - • i , .... . • ' . • ... . **, ±...:11-...tia40e . .. "- 7 1 .• .. ; ' -' • i ' ''' • '' , :.; • e' ;.. ' • . • ' - * '.'. : e. ..... : ......I.`it' 4 .' -•-• . . ''**** 1• 0 *ice ) !A li "— • - .erP7' -af•k