The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-16 00:00:00

ILI. HEALTH OF OttiAPARTE. The ship FAlwatti, Captain IChwietitlen, actiewli at ltaltiansr• was hoistll4.ato the 27th of October in let. bh. Pi. long. '23. W. by the British sloop of wee Beeson. 10 416 y s free tit. listens, sod was informed that iitioaparta vies confined to hia qoartor• by wham. EVACCATION OF GAINFSTO'S. The New Orley.* Gazette. of Ito 12th sit. eon f•ii.s, nu this subject, the fullo•iitg itsferesellen t— " I by rbiablisiment at Geleeston has et Imigth bees, broken op, sod General Ilanibeit, with bleasite, has •rtived is this city : they were (send on hoard of a •essrl shith has artived In the river, se rise to the United States Welch Serpriee, Liest. \V. my Ignorant of the iestceree of this abdication of 11. Chief, end the dipper 1.0 of the baud. Sew say ,thet : an Gait of the Americas Govertisient of "deredtbeas sway; others assert diet the Otiosity of the Spanish army from St. ItatiNiio acrasiutted as each • inns to them, that they dastard it best set to remain." GERMAN PAPERS. Csamoone, JAN. 2.-11 to Oldiviaoce Istria by bh novel Hie Moro for itso election of the Members of the Iwo (*.hombres, his met With general approbs. iron. The Grind Doke espressos in it his firm 'v iolation to pot the CoeMitetioo practically into elm rotion in ell Its parts. Thee s itew political ere, of the highest impiortatioe to oat Growl Duchy, is going 50 8141101114 J A.. 7.—Tite death of 1h Grand Doke *1 Radom he cooed-bee Merely the reeling Empress of Reese to prolong her stay at Covisrele„ to alleviate, by her presence, the affliction of the Grand Decal Family. It is said that her Majesty wilt stay there the Whole winter, and will Dot retest to alien' till nest spring. fitutotten, JAN. 1.-111 reference to the Orders given to the Magistrate, for the preparation o f the necessary information for the purpose of • new minty of the kingdom, ss the foundatioo of a new 'lewd las, the Magistrate of this city have e. eirited en Mdress to his Maj • y. vegetating him *to call the States Genes% together before a new land Ins is Imposed ; end according to the right of the People of Wittenberg to tat theme which his Majesty has formally recognized, to co. salt with their Representatives en that important subject. In rearview* of this, a Resolution has been pehlisheal by the Ministry as follows : " That as, on the Mapleton of the last As sembly of the States, the way was peend est which would had to the calling of a ate Ateombly, the Government canoe be blamed for She want of seek an Assembly ; bet that his Majesty has end on that account crewel to eat • great water on a lltpresewatioo of the People, and will theatre not hesitate to carry t . tote met,se Moll "li he shall be convinced, hp suitable desimstisis, Ash./ esosilisto.7 disposiiies s" , s shish he IIY at. celibate of the essealell *lent tionesstin w Celertlthote, AM, 9704 n leo idgbt of the flat • •;•.6.••e es•lror ersaillsok iii rolverre, he tits sc.virls. West. It was s boll se Ise t the sibs of lbe OWN', With a ring tenni it, fps weigh Mare Wood for se vere hours small spelt • the man whim bad en of. fen net eons Meat is called rite , Sim Irmo missy Facietesses, 11)42,11! —The lest itteey cleft Weeboblies pole . .to site oat at once. Ibrahim Pseisa, who eilfred the •T or kieb stmy, seat Si esprit OW, Oak to Geestentinople, hot Ito Int Ind his brad sieved, end 'all-lois teeth pelted one. fn. Petsassu son, Dec. 19.—Tbo Emperor is u pend ben two days befete Tbe itemeaso imprimis's of gold and silver withiw twe years is roved by the enmity that has been noised et the Mint. la ISt? it somosted to sietmn millions of silver tomtits., and up to Ist December ibis 'ear t• twenty-two millions of silver roubles in gold end silver. 'fee quantity still etweinird meant. lo Shiite% millions of slier roubles. 'finest, 70.000 rambles are coined daily, the Mint cannot week fast enough to cola immediately the metal delivered in. it therefore isles Silver Bolide, in which are heti certain periods for ter receipt of the sneer c oin; and these periods already go as tar as Oct. 1819. — .These bonds circulate as weedy money, het at a di.. count of coarse. Ike Mint rottenly gives, en the receipt of piastres in bars, I.eth of the vales its vain, sod the tee in the above bends. These large quantities of the precious metals are wetly priest' ponverty. Notwithstanding the large quantity of Wee, sad gold which has thee come iota nictitation, settee two years, no proportionate dictum is ob served lit the prices of the pleciess (Iseult, soinpared with the Bank Assignee. 'lbis is certainly caused by the lessees, importation of foreign ge•ds. as well openly as by smeggling, which mike the balance of nor trade esdaveerahle ; net the ostensible balance (wl.lch is always favor ;able), bet the rest. Pechange es • London, et liembertge.--9 911 Dee. 3141,-3t. ;en IS. 3.-3 Z 7rstith Jae. 311011044111. 9. • ; ' DUTCH* .4:l;a= PAPERS. I ves, • The dissterdans Conroe of ten llth and 12'h of January contain, • very lone Ordinance of um Lem. r.issiorters-General of the Netimelends at DeWitt, dated the 48th of Arius,. This Ordlneneepe stow duties on all goods repined and iesliw in the Wands of Jose and Madera. 'the letters from Batavia an of Old 12111 of erp. Kober. The inhabitants of Batavia hare le s Z i Escbanse built, which hes long been greatly Great discontent is stated to fist in tie Premise territories en eat of the military ametiiiilleit. The 1.., now in force an so rstrernely ripende as net even to sling of sebstitiltes: every else, be hie rank sad sitestios a hat they me), meant? , in per son. In comempience. Many rich families elan keen sons levee the Prussian provinces of the Rhine to s ettle In Belgiem, .Yore the laws or this magnet ere ',loch milder. (irsuNT. JAN. 7.—English agents are said to be 'ravening Along the cow of the Baltic 'add the net. them provinces of Germany, to purchase 110,00 h fools of timber for the servile of the British ?hey. I...ghty cebic lot are reckoned to a lead, which, at S'IrATESPAAM 0) 4 01014st priew s wiikid sake a lam et 3;600,0001 rig chiles. Art •Aetssorp Paper seys,,g 4 A ',sari, lately ar rived et this p•rt from Ch', sad which tosohed st St. Helps. for fresh water, has broeght at ( - goa t s of I3oospitte: ha was said is be is a very bad state of health, so tieS,She sews of his death was every asp went npect9ll. PRICE or iTOCKS THIS PAY AT ORR (PCIAICR. RN* benek SRI} I per ICesa. Na., 10611 i pet Geol. Keel. 761 lelis Ilea& 86 $7 I. 3 per Cast. ose...h •71 Low Am. IDe sl6 16 pet OM. 076 Rictrwm4 11,11.19 21 p i was& kr .1k cc. 7966 OM's" i pee Corer. 366 . THE ST.tiIIiSMAN. wivDoN: SATURDAY. JANUARY 15, 18;9. Yinterrley 'both Beeves of Parliament assembled phaeton, to edjourovisent. Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, as Speaker of the Hoes of Cireasnons, was presented at the Bar of the mi... of Lords, and the assent of the Palace KIRIN? was given to hie electioo by the Lords Gemoissioshere, according to the customary . forms. Tise Earl of HARROIVET, Lord President, as on the precodierg day, delivered the formal speeches in reply to those made by 1110 SPEAKER. No farther bresioess was trsaancied, nor will any of a public cameo be commenced in either Hesse edit, as we Intimated the other day, the Speech from the 'lhrooe " shall be &nested. The °peeing of 'what is called a New Parliament it that, at every periud,must awaken Oar roll. citede,how indifferent aoever It may be at other times. respecting the political wear le which our public teen are on the eve of deities. Bet, at the present period, there ere timelier circumstances that excite the popular curiosity above any degree eipeoieuced nn similar occasions. The circumstances of the regally as 10 many of the emential poiesta--its peasantry re sources—its vital stamina—its internal health soul strength, are avowedly in a antral amedition. Nn pellistives, as have too often heretofore been &dad nistered by political quacks for temporary expe diency, eau now ward of the impending dame►, or delede the men who are troll onsioes for their reentry's welfare. The various evils that aMict it are too painfelly felt to be deified, and their seat sad sources tog obvious and well pointed got to be mistakes. No remedies an afford relief is the case of 'wok diseases proctored by habits of recess, ►et these which are thoroughly 'lterative. It is idle ' to propose a ►emedy for the radical evils that allict t l the body politic, unless it be Radical Reform. Our linden would observe from the retracts we made yeaterdey frees the American Payers, that some proceeding , have taken place in the United States' (loose of Itepratmetatives, respecting die aeration of Aaparrawert aid ANOSISTSR. They are sot, how. mew, of tech a nature shat the opinion of the House ear. be collected from them, or its probable decision anticipated. Mr. Cone alluded to the declaration of Gen. JACIVON, that it was " established princi. ple of the laws of nations, that any individual of a ration maitre; war against the citizens of soy other medal, iwy beteg at peeve, forfeits his allegiaoce, and becomes an outlaw and a pirate ;" and professed his ignorsoce of any seals principle. A Mr. Jousans ob served, that es Gem JACKSON hid not been super. sedge!, it was to be presumed that his conduct had met with the approbation of the Passinsar.---The other speakers addressed themselves almost 'ado sleety to the point of form. The National Intel ligencer, the sierni-official Paprr, has an snide on the subject, *bids contains some faint and cold dis approbation of the proceedings of General JACKSON, bet accompaeled by many doubts and salvos, which show that the writer, tboogh not hardy enough to defend the act, regards the actor with favourable eyes. It alludes, however, to some of the most material spiritless which the transaction gives rise to, as between JArasom and the American Government. To such questions the National Inielligeneer gives SOSWOIS opposed to the conclusions ea which JACK. sox acted ; and the Winona, to be drams from the article, therefore, is, that nettefal jsreseses conduct has bees blameable ;—bot it strongly ez. presets an epiniovi that the question Is entirely be twee, the Antoine People and its Officers, and 'bat the isti lion of the Britiab Government is neither required stet jeallied. This opinion is (trended we an assertion which, to My the Intl of it, is doalal fel. The bedlam', It awns, bad committed murders ; Astautstso? sod Aweasrran had identified them mho with the lodises, sad the America's Gee,• ral, ea the riociple of retaliation, would have beee justified in pettiog Brent to death without seremony. Bet was Anoint's*t identified with the label 1 He bad written to the British Go. eomen' a letter in behalf of the Indians, bat did Ibis make him liable to pay the petal', of their (alleged) atreeities. The mete article tells as that the osecetion of Allan:sten, in defiance •f the sentence ii the Court, was dictated by a regard to the wishes of the Prisoner, who wished to avoid tie igarooslaious peoishwent. These was surely a may of averting the disgrace, tidiest taking the life of this officer. —.raemaJi Malls hew Holland, Flanders. sail Michael, base strived. An article hem Ghent say., ibal Failith agents are deployed lo Nue th Getisany, mud en the shores of the Baltic, is purchasing 90,000 bads of timber for the British Nosy, shichs at ills Nee* competition, will amount in price, it is said, to 3,000,000 ria.dollars. A report has beets brought to Antwerp, by a feast from Mina (bet watered as St. Melees on her homeward...booed 'oyes'', *bet 130. saramet eas so ill his death was every moment el. pitied. No date is assigned to this rummer. The boss of Vint OrwtnituTern, at Antwerp, bss foiled, said to be to a 'cry large amount. It sp• pears that false decease's, of more species them one, have been fabricated ea Aiz-la.Chapelle, for within these few days a Bomber of forged bills of eschange,„drawn in that city, have been circelated in Antwerp. Frees the last-meotioned port, It is said, that 3000 lista of grain hive been 'sported to Elegised, in the coarse of the last month, and that business in that article is still going on briskly. We are rejoiced to find that she Trial by Jury has °lnsisted a partial triumph in Prang. It has turned eel, as we formerly espressed oer indent wishes it might do, that M. ea Boer", the enlightened advo. coveter the establishment of that Inslitutiutt in Pon tine IVestpbalia, and her Itbenish Province., has been appointed Minister of State and of Justice fur those province, ; bet our rejoicing is mingled with regret when we find that the bitter oppoisentof that greatest protector of our Ilse., sot property, and our (lee n doe (M. linicuststs), has been appointed by she same Sovereign to the Department of Justice in bit ether States. The military coascription in the libre ttist' provinces is se rigorous, that many rich families pass over ate Belgian and reside there, in order to ease their toes from the operation of them. It is said, that the arrangement of frontier bet•eeu Pres. via eat. Nemo-stands is not yet complete, the pos. soviets et two coessneties in the neiglitionrhend of Ait.S.Chapelle being still contested.—The ides, if it ever existed, of etteading the Pro.sian frontier to the Meese, is said to have brew abandoned. Seth has bees the it lea el the precious metals to the Ronne Mint, for the two lost yea's, that, within that period, the coinage bee emoted to twenty-term million of specie risible', in gold aid silver; and that, at the dose of last year, there re maimed on hoed a quantity equal in value to Sateen millions of roubles, though the coinage was proceed. leg alibi rate of 70,000 roads' per duty. Os taking gold or silver le ferries eels or bars to the Mint, the system is to give the sweet sue-(north of the value in Res/ism cola, aid a debasers for the remainder, payable at a stated peeled. 'files debeetures cites• lotted as money at a moderate discount. Notlitlia standing ibis Isaias importation of specie, It is stated, that there hes sot hitherto been any sensible Eleclteelk dm price of the precious metals, compared , with the paper mosey; a circemstawce which is, ascribed to a co-azien.ive importation of foreign merchandise, through the wariest channels of legal and conitsband traffic. Accounts from Alesandria, dated the 6th of No vember, state, that there is to be a steed fete, of seven days duration, throughout Egypt, by canmend of she Poch* of that country, and in beerier of the, victory gained by his son over the Weckabiles. It appears thus, not contented with estirpating that sect, he is resolved to push his victorious arms far ther into Arabia, and eves to take postessios el Mocha, in order to mike himself 11111111ef of the ma lleable coffee trade of that port. A division of French Olken and soldiers, who bad been sent to Siberia af ter she French invasion of Russia, and oboe* return had been delayed, lately passed through Bettis, is their soy to Fronce.--At Ilashingb the Esekarse on toiniinn decteeted. on the sth inst. from 31-3 to 3%--7, and on the Sib fess 3t —6 to 3t —9. Yesterdayot thin o'cloek p onother Cabinet Coen. ell was held st the house a Lord C_AIITIARLACII, is. St. James's-squere, which was attended by the awe Members as en Thursday , being the whole of the Cabinet, elev e n 11111 LORO CHANCELLOR. They coo. tinned in deliberation till half.past file. Yesterday being the Woof GLoucesna's birth. day his Royal Wetness's teadesmou illuminated their bootee I. the evening. Yesterday the Archduke 11AsatrtttArr, act ompa. riled by some Geetlemen of his suite ' visited Vis eoent MELVILLE at the Admiralty. a nd were coo. ducted ht hts•Lordship weer the offices of that de partment. The telegraph at the top of the Witt ig was also pot into communication with that at Chsthem, for the impose of raplaleing to his Im perial Highness the mode in which the machine is worked. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the PAist India.house, when the following Captains were sworn into the command of their reapectise ships, t—Capt. C. W rLaTSAD, C. I Mitre., Vilna. of Wales Island sad China; Capt. T. ht•Taut.Arr, Rope, Madras end Bengal. Notwithstanding the greet quantity of money which the first payment of 101. per cent. o n the Omnium et mild !morally drew nut of the market the Funds remained very firm yesterday. Indeed, et one time some large bargains were done at 791. There was a flacteetien of • half per cent. in the course of the day ; for at the beginning of the morn. jog they were 7Q, bet they very soon rallied, and left off at 7911, bootleg very well. The complaint of the scarcity of money ass rather more prevalent at the close of the wraikrt than prerintoly ; but it wes not considered as likely to he lasting. Wausitoon IVARD.—On ThorsJay the Grand Jury fur the City of London found a true bill of in. diet trent spinet Thomas Williams, of Cs -street. the Deputy, end John Atkins, Esq. Alderman of the Ward of Walbrook, for a misdemeanor, its re facing to produce the Book of Accoonis of the acid Ward, perse3el to the Act of Perlisment Ufa. 11. I.VPORTANT DECISION This ■rsrninit a verdict was found in the Court of Kipg's Bench, before Chief 'antics Astor, leggiest the Proprietor of the Obsererr, for s I.ib►l OD -- WARD, jilt:ll6ol'o'd SOW 11111. RIO ender the Suspension Aci, chargisi him •irhbeink s ringleader at Idottiogisso.— Moses sere laid at 2 MO.; bet the fury gars Three other acti•sns s emi rm. lug for similar t oss•`. , . i.Ardf., IVIIVILLIG A'C F. DIAL, 1 1 ,5. —.Came down frame the the &dolt, , convicts for Near Smith Wileg ; Goo•rner Harcourt, %lilies', for Delmarva ; Prince at Or vita, Silk, for —; John, Callow, fur Malta ; flowdoras pucker, Levee, for Itoirbtborti •rol rewire Vida Oro ootiaard•bosod so before —= ell troll. ItAlfsu tre, JAN. 15.—Came la several vessels fire sh•lter. POSTSISOUTII, JAI. 15.—Arrived the Prince Rea Rout, While, from the lode of France. Cape, anti St. Helena ; gelled the 26th April, 13th October, and 25th November. She vapetkated a heavy gale off the Cape, which obligotl her to throw 500 boas of sugar and several eases overboard ; she afterwards pet low Simons' Bay sad refitted. Spoke the Jape's 1 De4re, --, for Rotterdam, in the Chops of tfie Channel, all well.—Sailed the Ruby. Chapinvn, far II ull ; sod his Majesty's come Starling, for Geer°. sey. lieu., JAN. Peen, Mayihorn, from Aresengel to London, wet driven on shore the 17th November, in a gale of wind, is the harbour of Udoer, Norway, bet gnt off the fallowing morning, and weeld proceed In !kW* to tried , . bitt.roass. JAN. 14. Arrived the brig Mentor, `Unbar*, from Cardin* to Naples, with lose of bul. warts. Pvtiantavn, JAN. I4.—Cause In the Oscar, Ueda hoary, from St. libel in Norway, leaky, and must ve toed; and Lord Welllngton, Amy, from London to Oporto, bet dtieee beck b) gales of wind, lifter being oat IS weeks, and was oldie Bar the 1 7tk November last. FALIIOUTIL, 13.—The following packets are now in the Roads, vis.:—Doke of Kent, for Lisbon; Doke of York for Gibraltar mid Melts ; Elizsbeth. for America ;,Peducesa Charlotte, for Jamaica ; and Francis Freeling. for the Brasile. 11.1,F1P001., JAY,. 13.—Tbs Waterloo, Henna a Dutch ship, from Detests, sailed 13th August. be Antwerp, has pet in here; the Harriett, 11111, from Prince Edward Island, for Liverpool, was stranded in Bstory Bay, the Vth blatant ; the Catharine, --, from Drogheda to Liverpool, with butter and linen cloth, was driven on shore at Belleghau Point ; crew saved, sod part of the cargo will be saved. Vaarnotts, JAr. 14 —Arrived the Active Blandon, from Canaries, with damage. NV lIITEIIAVce, JAw 13.—The schoosarar mem inward yesterday proves to he she Edwerd. Runnel& of Scilly, frets SesilN to Dobkin, the cargo aU lost, awl vessel gone to pieces—crew saved. GLASGOW, JAM. id —The Ayrshire, WT . /hereon, for Demerara, pet bark, having esperienced several gales in St. Georee's Channel, and having ass tained some trlllint damage. HOLYIIItAD, JAII• in the Minerva, Emmet, from Cork to Landers, having sprung her mainmast and otherwise much damaged in her hull and sails ; Plaretaita, Field, hots St. Andrew's to Dartmouth, hiving sprung her mainmast ; and Kap,. &ion, of Btidgewater,having cot away her maintop mast aid lama others far shelter. BitIGII7YIN, JAN. 15. lAte last night Client Funchal! arrived at the PIM.. lion. direct from Paris, end had the h of as immediate audience with the Prince Regent. The Marquis and Marchioaeae Cholmondeley, Lord Heavy Cholniondeley, Colonel Seymour, with Lady Charlotte Cholviendeley, are espeeted this mein. ' The assented state of the weather has confined the equestrian exercise of the Priors Regent to the Pattie lion Riding Scheel. slime Temrdey last. Ow Werieesday last, Sir G. Shilfser, Bert. M.P. i gase a suseptenes ball and supper le upwards of !SO Noblemen and Gentlemen in the neighboarisoed his seat, at Coombe Piece, wear (.ewes. An 'Oms' as entertainment has tint been known for sewrovel years its this county. Tie whole suit of Argent rooms wars thrown open, and the company dam** is two sets, awing to the grand dinlng.ronsi being reserved for she company at supper, to which this party sat down at twelve o'clock. 'flies , Merited smile to the ball.reema. and the spirit of Teepsichoro was kept up till near five o'clock in the usoruing.— Country dances were generally c ow f or . Lord Denell.), and the Coeur end Countess of St. Antonio are smut% oar fashionable strittala. I A line piece of grou..d is now marked out nn the West Cliff, for th•forprout of building • headsets* P square, after a design of Mr. Wilds, so architect is I I this tows. - - TAP late important tranmetia in Americo, which has terminated in the vielerst petting to death two 'objects of Great britsin. mikes • powerful appeal to the jos gentles ; end is milicient to cell ep the spirit of G itortus,Forrsoooneir,V ATM, and iii Ih• west pehliciais end writers on the law of nation.. The hasty and vindictive conduct of the person, M I. nerved with the deed, end its fetal catastrophe, show at least that we are not too cordially beloved by the American People. Some doubt lies been suggested as to Ilia tepee at 14 days said to be necessary before any new writ ma be moved for, and the doubt is grounded on a state. rorns,tbat on the 3.1 of February, 18411, the very day when the K too's Elwell was delivered, on fe".l. that eight writs were serivr.l for. Thug, n o w•s•r, is i not at all ennelosierk; for the Parlion.ent which 11'. studded in 1801 wee only partially a new one. ' There kid been no dissolution ; but on trews's( of the Unlit,' 100 Irish Members were introduced. The I Session opened on the 2'21 of liiirary, 1801, will i the KING'S Slil.CII lass • . Inn.; 0..14 nil nn 5er..01. , of the atifavourasle state (.1 his 11.1.1: "Il 4 health. TO THE. EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. • (We received ?evierdav the foilowtog fetter• ; owd ',week s we lament. as or have always dew. that dntuoisso should pre eil among th.• Friends of FIVV4II4I and Reform. we know awl haw wean or. the part of aa impartial depository of facts swift e place Ike 'Alert is worsting' on the entries , of wr Pore Vie bore no party to gratify or fes.r. and we will karts none hot the Friend. of Junk" and the Enemies of the People. o e ode we will perform the dot) of as iodepewdest Joorsal. liiLiug troth and joellee alwoys for oar pldr.) Rs a,—TAe itielosesi Letter will serve to Illustrate the cbaracter of s IVAN whom, mouths sou. 1 found It necessary, for my non justilicatiots, to brand pub licly " a coward and a liar." Hy is no wmi Moe% benbath my notice, as he is souk below the consideration 14 all who lota truth and abbot ma. tis pity. Bat, as t h e facts confabbed is my letter to Mr. Jactson will 991V1P farther to dewlap his con.. Mims to the world, I send them lo yes le make what tee yes please of thee.-1 am, Sir, your obedient Versant, TIIOM MI CLEARY. Alf,f4-plare, Iti , dforJ Jae. 15. 1819. TO WILCIAM JACKPOS. IPACI. PVIILISITER OF CMIBLIT's POLITICAL 1111.61STIIR. SIR,—In a letter addressed to you, and puhlislied In the Register of last week. Mr. lic re has taken the oppotionity of introducing my nime, cettaiely with very little ceremony. In what be pretends tr be a reply to my letter to Mr. COSMITT. How far he has refused my vindication of myself, I leave to the Public to joule : that l'ublic which • too enlightened to seller Iholf. for one moment, t, be marled or imposed en by Mister Hum In the first place, he says my letter to him al the Derby icier.", was a "public letter," wriii•l to hies Ina " public capacity." Although it is i waste of words, to reply to this hardy assertion, from the reellop I know to he oniversally entertair upon the torbject moil all reflecting people, ye• mill not now safer this impudent fzileeliot il to , without a complete exposers of the malignity et baseness of its Inventor. I commence, then, will positively denying the whole of his statement. As; arse who reads that letter, will be cautioned t its being both private and a video/SI. It • never read by me, at any ilLeatig, ritual private itioddic; and so far from my having 'stillest it, " Secretory" to what Mr. Cosscrr has deftest , " the Hump," I never in my life filled that Oust? to that body ; 'iambi la the coinage of Allister i inn' brain, which appears susceptible of ei•v illy bet the right ono. That letter, under " • same ci, carnstances, I 'mid again write; lor it was not til some time eller I bad otillen it, t' at the WI terror', of the now sustorinas Meer (i) fit roatijt for Mister HUNT) was diseuveted. I trolly lam that Mr. Cusacrr, whose powers of 'mooning fr hies in his endeavour to fig a meaning upon it wv estecialued by the writer, should bare spoken of otherwise than the fair sad manifest impart eft minted. Mister HUNT, it is tree,. •odatiod it on I hastiogo, but not anti, he cos. compelled is do .• the people. it world have insomed huporpose, doubt, much better to bat' gone on slating, ss be did his first emotion of this letter, sod in base it be, too, "bar I had mid ". 0 no one el. , could beget.l won ea noir* TO Muss AND II SO 1111111C4 ItitstLF , This was what I or...ied. and rolled for the ten , for I knew I Lotdit not have used such an fire in the sense Muster HVNT had ',presented ; and s It wet, after some daystieley, produced. there lief amon on the AN:tinge, save MiAter Ilaxr, w did out instantly ampiit me of the charge, se foal and, give me leave to say, so maliciously against me. Indeed, it wilt be in the tecollectioa the persons then present. tkat it was with great dal colt, I obliged Mister HUNT ta teed the letter. WI he first spoke of it, in my absence, be said. cloppi his hand on his coat pocket, '' I have it here." As of as I came to the beatings anti demanded il,ine said it in his desk is Norfolk-street—" mould I go for it and, upon my offering to do so, he osid be ow bring it himself; and ultimately, es he alleged, tent a young lady for it to his country rest In fact, Sir, when the letter was at length bit /mimed, the demand for it having become Beget that it could no longer be withheld, it was fount contain as such meaning as had been stated by Mit Burns notwithstanding the spheral iageneity of stunner in which he rioted the words, " I silasest hang them myself." in harp capitols, tate from—" for playing the game of the lye - small. &e.;' am espremien, merely tudicative of dimpprobetios of them gash and absurd proceed' , by which the Guveroment obtained some col pretence for saying, that a " spirit of disco, leadlog to acts of insabordinetion sod whiter had missed; and which,. as it afterwards app. had been actually excited and fosteated by them THAT VERN PURPOSE: for it should be folly borne in mind that, when I wrote that Outfit, the instigator of the unfortunate tome, ' then enknown. It is well understood that Id; • jumbles t h e letter of Mk. Coast - Tr, until .1 Hume bad reed a SECOND private letter of mi • him, potting him an his ges. • against an ati which I had teemed was meditated al in biro. Now let as see how the 'act steads with 101 to Mister Hunt's assmilon. that he has " rat T• DILSONTRATION" that the letter, I read on li terth lr a g t Mr . C s'wasantforg er y, u ' eld hose u se It o w l i a o s tied i l b ha HUM which did not occur till ISI t," and " *utensil orlon," in his letter to Sir lit trim DETT, is in the following winds :—" You pea that in this letter, which is dated 1808, Mr. serf is made to all we Balms liunt. al Ir find, /VTR TEAR , before any human betag . heard of me by that name ; for it wee ant till the simmer of ISM, " whet I stood two email Elections for Bristol, that any living avatar coupled my name via that city." Liars *red to , good memories. Why, Sir, I Lave In my *inn, and will produce to any owe who wit see them, on lest than THREE dilates, re. • liand.llol., %Lich were, at that Om., Pete,', circulated over tun country, most oingulorty " hog, Ins name with that city." The ir't of el (hoed so long ago as the .2rl of June, 1607, ' public dinner, field at !lir TROUT Tat' RN. Be to celebrate the tetoru of Sir Fa MIS HUSDI We received yesterday the foilowiog letter.: sad though s I lam ent. a. or have always doer. that detests., should pre- I :moor the Friends u( F0V11199 and Reform. we know owl ar• the panel's impartial depository of facts swift place the IA-tiers is question on the columns of sou Pore r have no party so gratify or fei.r. and we will know none I the Friend. of Junk" and Ilse l'oessies of she People. 1 • Os we will preform she duty of so isdepewirst Joursal, ling truth mod justice alwo)s for ser geler.) TO Tilt EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. Ssu.—'l'h► int-lased I.ett•r sill serve to Illustrate se character of 9 MAN whom, mouths ago. I found necessary, for my non justilicatiots, to brand pub- rly " a coward and a liar." He is new a• loch beehath my notice, as he is soak below the on eiderstion v.f all who lots truth and abhor ma- ignity. Bat, as the facts contsioed is my letter to lir. Jaellsoe will nerve foriber to develop his COD- lett is' the world, I send three to you Its make whet ,se you please of them.-1 am, Sir, your obedient erten!, TIIOM be CLEARY. .Mlred•plare, Bedford Name. Jas. 15. 1815. WILt.IAAI JACKSON, E'Ql. PVIILISOTER OF CaIIBLIFti POLITICAL 1111.61STIAL Stn,—ln a totter addressed tn you, and puhlished in the Register of last week, Mr. Ikea liar taken the oppoitowity of Introducing my mote, cettaialy kith very little ceremony. In what Is pretends to Se • reply to my letter to Mr. COSSITT. flow far be has reform, my vindication of myself, leave In the Public to judge : that Public which is too enlightened to stiffer Hslf, for one moment, t be misled or imposed en by .I!ider HUNT. In the first place, he says my letter to him shoo Om Derby selferers, wss a "public letter," wrist• to him in a " public capacity." Although it is waste of words, to reply to this hardy assertion from she froth" I know so he 'nisei-tally entertain upon the itobject among all reflecting people, ye• will not now safer this impudent in pas without a complete exposure of the malignity a baseness of its Inventor. I commence, thee, wit positively denying the whole of bit statement. An sue who reads that letter, will be convinced its being both prirate sod a nfidential. It wit never read by me, el any /IL cling, roues private o isitidic; and so far from my haying written it, is Secretory" to what Mr. Cosscrr has designs! " Nt II91911," I never in my life filled that Outdo to that body ; racers' in the coinage of Mister DVS brain, which appears susceptible of tool impreesin bet the right ens. That letter, under " e same CI camstances, 1 weed spits write; for it was not or till some time after I bad artitspn it, at the for terrace of the now waterloos Oliver fit coatijut for Mister lleNt) was discovered. I only la that Mr. Cusatir, whose powers of reasoning fa biro in his endessour to fix a sesssitig upon it net ewtecislued by the writer, should have spoken of otherwise than she fair sod ussiiilest burped w Tented. Mister Hums, it is Sr.., • -odeeed It our t hustings, but not until he was compelled le tin so the peupk. It would have answe.•d h a rp/rose, doubt, much better to ha v• gone on sal Oat, ss be did his first vocation of this letter, and in have it belie too, that I had mid "lJ leo one el. , could be get.lwou 10 DOWD TO D1.99T AND II ISO TIM NTT stesst.r This was what I or...iesl, and called (or the site for I knew 1 Lotdoi tint have esed sorb an @artist in the setts. Mester liunx had represented ; and o it was, after some days delay, produced, there riots mmt on the hustings, ears ulster I/OTT, I/ did out instantly acysit me of the charge, se foe and, give me leave to say, so maliciously ea against me. Indeed, it be in the tecollectioo the persons then present. that it was with great di colt, I obliged Mister Homes te mad the letter. W he first spoke of it, in my absence, be said. clap', his hand on his coat pocket, " I hayed here." As s as I came !so the holdings a nil demanded it,lsit mid it in iris desk ie Norfolk-street—" mould I go for if liar), span my offering to do so, he said be so brio( it himself; and ultimately, es he al aged, soot a young lady for it to his country reside In fact, Sir, when the letter was at length Oros forward, the demand for it having become Bogen that it could no longer be withheld, it was fount contain es such meaning as had been stated by N. Buns s notwirhstanding the spittle' iagenelly of wanner in whirls he printed the words, " 1 c silmest hong them myself," in large capitols, s tate froas—" for playing the game of the tyrant OW I. ate.;' so expression, merely iudicative of dimpprobstiou of those rash sod absurd proceed; by which the Govmonsent obtained some coke potence for saying, that a " spirit of disco's leadiag to ads of insabo►diestion and vielen had palmed; and which. as it afterwards app. bed been actually excited and fosteated by them r 111 AT VERN PURPOSE: for it should be folly borne in mind the, when I wrote diet le Cusco, the instigator of the unfortunate men, ' then unknown. It is well sooderstard t►at Idi • Frothiest the letter of Mk. Cooserrr, and' If Hues bad reed a SECOND privets letter of oir bias, potting his an his gee• against an at which I had teemed was meditated al in fain•. New let es see bow the oacT stood' with roe to Mister Hunt's assertion. that be has " tit Tw ntwootaostoo" that tha letter, I read on llestiogs, was a forgery, " because it was im bin that Mr. Cusa►TT "tumid hove nientioatea its 1808 which did not occur till 181 t," and " demonsti ation," in his letter to Sir Fa %/iris VETT, is in the following winds :—" Voss per that in this letter, which is dated 1808, Mr. BUTT is made to call we lialseot. Hue/. at lb • TOILIt TEAR , before any human being h heard of me by that saute ; (or it wee ant till the S9IDIDIFT of 1812, " when I onod two Cost Llectinus for Bristol, that soy fixing creator coupled ;Ns sear frith that city." Liars need to good memories. Why, Sir, 1 have in my si , sn, and will produce to any one who wis see them, on less than '111REI: diffetent ►at • I.and•iills, %Lis+ were, at that time, eaten circulated over the country, most Angularly " hug, 1.4 name with that city." 't•he CO of I doled so lung 'co as die '24 of June, 1607, ' vutdir dinner, turld at the Toout TA to cvlebistr the worts of Sir 1111NliS 612110