The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

To rats EDITOR or rya STATESMAN. obserred to year Paper, u well as 1,1 some others, an nearest of a trial in the Court of King's Renck, in which a verdict of 8001. was ob. seined against a surgeon for want of skill; I cannot avoid rebusitting to you some romark•thomon. l am neither disposed to question the right of Juries, nor the justice of any law founded on the security of the he•lth of his hi,jesty's sohjoerr; bet it appeers to me, that on this occasion, with all oh. respect which 1 is,. for the ono and voneratlon for the other, the damages It* ennrwoe•; and that neither his Lordship nor the Jury were scare of the injury which mast *eerie to a most useful body of men, if such deci sion were to be made a ground of Were convictions. lam loaned to think that neither base viewed the matter In its tree light, if the Report as it is given be correct. I have always presumed that Ilse spirit of our lass is sell as the light of reason, equally look to the 'mention of the art. Now, I would put it its she understanding of •oe, whether, after the best 'semis* of a rears'ojedgesent, where too negligence nor inst itutions hes been shown, heareght to be made answer able by law for any error which holosy have coin. erstiosiolly committed ? It is tn. numb, I conceive, either for the Lord Chief Justice, or an oreinary Jury, to pronounce on the matter of professionel s►ill, where the practitioner has brew admitted by his ewe brethren, as a fit and proper perms for the ' , semis, of his sot. Th. opinion of my Lord EL sissisoßottuti, it is well known, perfectly coincided with this, Ina cause very similar to the present. 'llse guarantee against the ignorance and @mita fetritvt of Medical Practitioners, ought to be placed in the College of Surgeons, who should admit none to she privitege of a diplomas, who are not properly qesliked to practice. The privileges of this ti.uly tit men ought to be protected from pretenders and em piric' by the interference of the Legislatere, which they have hitherto beru unable to obtain; the health •f the Public would by this means be sectored, and the Medical Practitioner no longer liable to the in jury, if not loss of hia character end reputation. A FRIEND TO srnicr JOS' iCE. BRIG lITO N, 314fteu WOTALFRE We •rp a • ser od, !h i t, s c ow , Meg, oho g+/,en', in II merry meal, drtwdwioetl to mop iv the katcheu of the Pavilion. A ',eaglet cloth was thrown neer the pavement, n splendid repos! was provided, and the gand.honimbred Prince sat down, wish a *elect party of hi 4 mends, and spent a joyous hoer. The whole of the Bismuth, particularly the female part, were, of course, delighted with this mark of Royal condescension. Them hate been but few P4sitios Mina. sod depatturta during the peseta wed.. bLtecii 15.—The derriere of the Prince Re. gent lit London, is Pipet-fed to take place to.mnr. r••ar, ss his Rapti Higher's is to hula • Levee at Carlton-11mm nest Thursday. During a lengthened reaidenee at the Pavilion, be. three and four ourodas, the Prince has enjoys.' uninterrupted health. The following are the Pavilion del:envies, Lc. since ~eaterJ.y seserright.irmlosive,—vis. Sunday, deported, the Dm hear of Richmond, Gen. Sir Ilmary Viv,ser, and the Clerk 3latsbal of the Stall, General Ilmenterid. falirriday, departed, the Doke of Dorn,. General Sir William Kepple„ and the Rev. F. W. Blomberg. Friday, departed, the Lord Chamberlain and fa. •ily, and Colonel and Lofty Charlotte Seymour. Saturday, •rriverl, the Dyke of Yeti, the Duke of D ei sm, the Aostrien Archduke klasiarilian, the Earl and Countess el Penis, and Sir William Cowper. The Regent loss every day on horseback last writ, and three in public. The Palace dinner pat sies throughout the meek were very select and limit ed. The kluge's end Marchiuntres of Conengharn, the Earl and Countess of kleabornegh, the Earl and Countess of Wsraick, the Earl and Countess of Newburgh. the Ladies ErflP, the Earl and Counter's of Char Wills, Sir M. J. and !Ally 111 , 111Py. Sir J. 13. and Lady War►en, Count and CielattlPlS St. Ail /node, Sir Thome, and Lady L,ddetl , tic. had the honour of being present at a irerformance of sacred mimic et the Palace yesterday se'nuilithl—liUtivibkh bel very few invitations have been ilsorol. llis Rola{ Ilighnew. accompanied by the Doke of York and Admiral Sir E. N•ele, was on hors.. back on iler western Donna and Clilf on Saturday. The remains of Mr. Becht, hie Moto Steward at the Pavilion, end el Ceslton-bneve, who P spired nit Tweed*, last, will be deposited in the ritereh-yard here this day. The dive iced has left funded proper ty to the moon' of shout foar.atid.twenty tboosiod pounds. The g isit of the Heston( to hi. faithful servant,a few dors before he died, shows the estimation in which he bas been held by his Royal Master. Thistle? seonlght, a person who stated his Demote he Ilsornos Bryan. uratersent en elaininssinn at the Towo 114114 us. serpicion of haring uttered a fured NAN porporiir.g in be of the Bank of England, of she Moe of 11. at the shop of Mr. Lumpish, Ibsen draper, &c. on the preceding Thursday. The foisted note 1111 the treat *seethed we fIPfT 1.1.1, and to a common °Wryer, a perfect fat simile of the hank of England paper ; yet did Mr. Wise of 14a now Bank here, on the instant of his nbseising it,tlechire, before the hooch, " that he should be sorry to gir• the tales of one shilling fur it." The result amply jostifird the ispression, ■od confirmed the roundness of his judsment. II A INWICII, A1:1:11 14.-Ih. ILO Antie,Vrse, frsin Senderiand to Dsioklik, Ass been brought in Imre by 'vie' salvage smacks, bating been on shore on the Ceofleet Sand. BIATU. MARCH 12.—Tbe hate, 13,11. got •n shore in going oat of Ibis haiboar on Wednesday night. but has been got off to•day, otter heaving past at bet cargo 0 coals overboard. IHE S EiMAY. To rex MUIR or me STATESMAN. . - (rolowidier . we 44, the oiews of the writer of the follow ing: Letter. and !ropes:ling I.s we J. the rArvor of the So. ri.ty tpuken of. we renitly sue imeriio* in 11, Cal In she Address al w. whoc:. Is so •ril eateuloici to remote the I tadable deign d tne lo„tiontion.] Sin,—Nnling en (animation in I Newspaper fwe days ago, „ That in rstahli.h !Arida...or .ell-chostsi blinks wootd boa powarfal ogling , to improve the ren dition of mankind, &c." has induced me to trouble ou with a few particulars of a Society which appears to 01e oininohily calculated so promote so desirable anekjert. Th; Society bore spoken of way ostahlishiod in 1808, and ha assumed the modest title of lie " Sa tiety fur Mutual Improvement;" the members end friends of whirls alert every Tuesday evening, at 52. Great Illarlhoroogis-stre-st, for the doable purpoor of bringing home and taking away books to read, being in possession of a " well-sofecirol Librity," and also to hear, or to contribute leotards a siiscussion upon IMP given stshject. The advantages of such a Society are ton great and obvious in nerd enlarging upon ; yet it may not he totally orin•cessary briefly to notice, th4t it brings together periodically prawns of similar tastes and pursuits, shirk is ono of the host memos of int-re:loin. human happiness, or perhaps in these " Van lien" it may be mum proper to say of lessoning human pee of the best mmhods of improoi..g rin•oiores is, by endeavocriog to torch other,. Ws are oat ',roily stisious to gvh•r all the light UP run upon a jOCI, that we mean openly to .profess we hon." SJIPP. thing shout. We read, we c tn, we reflect, and Own OP gige the result of all its the 11..1;ye of a sporrh. Here is sown the bonen, of discussi,o, while the li brery tins Al*, us to i,,efinise the Shires of ki.owledlt's and r ot i r e, Meter«, and roniirm our opinions by the wisdom of the 'sliest of men of different egos alld countries. The Societe is gluier the ratronare of the poillin thropic and eisii4htened itarnY BENTHAM ; awl as its eamme►s are an •orlrrate as to be within the reach of almost every one, I have nn doubt you mill be tendering a service to twiny of your tenders, and thereby hrlitioA to " improve the condition of men. kind," by insetting the sibilance of tint' 1.-tier after what manner you, better judgment may think proper. hate .11CiOSYi •n !V(dress s hich iii • iiionlor and recited at the last Altai ry. Yuuer, A I) Olt FM/ *Mini AT TWA ?Zl6lll vistrres Ulf TWAVIAII •r. S. o Tot: SOCIETY FOR MU TL AL IM PROV LAI jANI' %at . 11, InIV. IR WIIVY I:Y Silt II %10/1.1% ILCITED SY LL. hMilll. When t.ihersy from Greer, despairing B. f. And N% rd •ii 11,04fnissig 1!-.• Arnid•t IL...Cour whore slr ebtinn,,,l erre, Breation‘ rides" .1 in 444 •, d ; Per Ital. they shed n Int.:ter fI• Aso gird Ilk . Imperial t its lass awhile; *1 NI f:11., ft am leeiret, And it, 13.1 Nett nn Pinner prionn nail; re pio'd g 0.1 res-11.•rla durkstr, oil f,•11. • ,I.r truml,et•llls.l sen• tee.l.si.'n 'lb-n ou• :MCP, wl.a !it; jtol. ' , I, 1,, I'ra'''. Otani Cm has. I 114 , 11 t .raii *terve. din 041 1. I iriba AVII to the :411 ..! the mete r.w is. • get do. c.l Vase. of 1.1.1 -.lNils, 'I hut ..bote .trirm) 1 . 14111.•• 'lf lime. It., in Ili,. dumb letigetl her di% e.i.ng; made. Thu; c- •arciwri , d age, 8..11 .1 , 1 s 14, 1/1 'Soule ge. e. 4214 oh' ave.-0i1...in email. away, Saic dent, p , lchm.er, I••.i in gluon, ••• it Moe% ; ltn• I ,:na ~nn g , •I ~.1/11/11,, emit, t the u In'etog 414,6 ..4 :lie I. Ai ierzia the bight of t ;gent A, And rile., fur die., teat'd; Inc' on benighted lauds ii Lunt aid s one, The minims of the mental hail:int. Then foetid Irmo olerp. In Pit ,firsh and pun lit, Iler leader Ilopc, lwr Molar the j Th.. soul at IMO mligasaintly awoke. • spurie'd Iscr and her Niters bloke, The Sciences tilted their ten... Awl from sheer rain, vlonik all the 41m.1 of year , ; Loaning tram &mecca- urine, and moth morn page, ▪ es•cr'il the retain iet many h els.see nee For printing 111 Ihr glorious lahroni t 1.4, And trauscieetsset rock dentate,. mud supplied; Genius, au enaqtrer, like n t suede. Seg4esi fur ors w and*, and .;r.re to ben Gad. Italia, first the ruing sun Aod with alighted ca. e• nevi explored. The Ili/WA \louder. of show coldest days, 6.11. her U.Oll Mart, earti'd tom hats. Fiance, f her rloile*, de bigot Error tha."o, While Ler vim. titan 1.11 . 4/ in the feign of Patch efeightireng Stale, 111 , 4 111114111' a.ght. And plesn'on. rms. the realms of thought : Aid .bon, my Country, 1 . ..n0r...11,f the Sca, knite.t ut 1.1/4. el-, I mar.. g ..f I ! • 11.11 na•t Cosqqaler th.selt -• Udine, 'I oial gement on she onlainnut iit how. Shall In. reniid sill licavt'. lan menders nel, And tine's last image leaves the immortal sort. Genius of A Mini., on the exulted height. hanto them •itt*,t, smut EMI . thitti'd in light ; • L of Co. peculiar core. itemise lltOr 1.0 .• /461.1 tepid nar pray'r : Poor If the Innate use thy wiper But true the heart, will* tiancid joy 'sit paid ; Aid while tto• Laster heir. of ineete,•es, it,,. 1.610 . else Lefever*. at Mitot unrheeled, IVe, in our haashk *ohne weenie to scan, The outlines of dua moral problem—Man ! Aid son she twiem. eel he ieure, Lilf . roveg slow, Begot in leura• • 100 it Inn.. lee, dlr./ prlrlwoir, a nu .iaege. Of n imnpiss, eaulmie se ages sii4ll r o nsplet. ; E'en suns, svben Mote' dot on iwsstals ,nand, 'ln slew the stuidow bribe Pronsi.'d laud, The him of deatb, clouded hal troubl d /le, ki repeat, he anted, awl tell—liana he mad die! Tilt, w 11l Fortieth. ken, 'tisa. hi. in trace TM. fawn: alone. of the Crowell rare ; See the Mosi Mun i al:4111.10 inapt: ail, Aid Jueirlji lad abide sns Zion's Hill. From win, intercesurse its me to gain, And find a blessing, where snow howl elicit hap.. Of old, out email Athenavon pan. desigo'd, 1 - earns. the friendly war of mind with sold ; That \\ it benevolent, and steeling Seale, Might w ear away the non of Indolence; Piened In the silent lapse of Time toter, i.dieres increase ilie Opel Of Tea fleetly-famed sears have past away, I% ills all their joys and ...Iron 6—since she day I% hew first a thin, yet, I* nailed bend, Beset firmly lentil wish heart, awl hand with hard I %%e .1.1/re he infant alp of Truth to clients, And raes-h gill. 110 m nun nep.fneher Tear, Many an anzions boor has pan 'd mace thew, And jii3s ha- e bees, that nal lint be again g Much has been hurried hence, on fate's dark wave, y has intatned.llll-s 114 e is it the grave; New f ler. cei•-•,d alumna or, and bus few Rrinsin lieltiod of same whom pare we knew ; Hal oilter thoughts our bosom. amold emplay,-.. ou ..tend tin she lima , In blameless Joy %%lute inn. one yearly rev brill we keep, id in obi iviaas ease *Ur 0141116 sleep ; Ott otay tic secct vita furore! are cud. And when with kindred dose ear mem bleed. tbett mar: the plan approve, An 3 , 44 , if ntt their elArr In improve ! It. r I 'ref in the Mann! r. nltror, , 1 ,, •• tho h qtr •,..•n the 1 . .n•1% brew to •boor tlwi, int►llretral •role. 1 ". 1rr.. 1 hnenbirr, rnincrr 1.0t1,6 of 1. e, n.'n no p 8 .rd.n. s....ostatf! r r We. '• IL AL 14 rsturk,ll4 err hope and aim! DRCRY.L.I E THEATRE. ~- A now Trui-ento.dv in fie.* mete 1114 e performed on Sirerdni. I'r riot. ;• if of "rages. The prin. cip:l Dramat.'; Person.r et!— , Kit‘t. Inn • Mr. 11. ALnicr. li•ag :nut: to. Oriemd ...... Mr. Hlt.t.r r. ClOt "Lio. O. ur.ftsv. A l'hl• Mts. WatT. A ..... IIIUV S. OitGe:a. IN nfllin• i• istod •• C401 , 114* : `• 4, the r, a man of rook, feels in rlign•tit at :.:11:0111 fri•in the deformity svLich seers to shut t.im cut Iron. human happiness. fir has heel, a lover to.:, 'IA hiss found a successful rival 111 his nun brother, Jaw, • gallant arid banal -3.110P 11.8111. This irr itation or Onto:. soil n . t! Uri . 111 .kel him t:r•prferr, and be involves Julio, by a forge,' letter. in suspicion of high t n. Ills broiler 14 bliii.hrii at the ciorrienr alien he is ab o ut to misty Aisirinda. .11 11:t!i is 00.1 miserable, mid ntilLtriity MI it.-.,.,replete eirsfrUCe 11./I. of Julio, who has bran received unit honoured at osialaiii fails, and Julio returns privately to are Amanda, he is discovered and brought with ell his 'stifle's before , the King. Naivete is ivinnmesotl, but when he 'specs to 'sr.. his brother's rteculion, is riversh•lnseil by ...ring I.is carriage, she King haviiie ;fowled ili• riligiost treachery- The Dwarf sto..n,pel to kill the Sasereire, is aisaram:, and die. med in their preen:e shoat he bad per stunted " It i. •.iito he the protlurii..n :lir. So.t.a, inn j i of the and its the er.r.str action of this lite ritry eddies., I.« ar...ms to have followed th+ fasten( his 1 father it, Lk brick. stud stone II aelieng in f.ine~ln's Inn.lield,. One, like the other, strikl.l thP e with out prectoely telltec jou the older wider which it ranks. The composite. lin w e'er, seems mostly to pre vail in this, but we will tin the contriver she justice. to say that he has evert isod so much iit4etin:ty in his appropriation, that it is trot essy In say what Vitra. rigs nl the sock and buskin he has sincli.r! ns-rtt , d , , we will not enter into the 11C;tf rrh zt pre sent. The audience mete ;pleated with it, and the twrfornwr. •er• sit earnest irr tieiiiiit4 it ell : some of then, iiiv i dajed new escellerscie., eten ItE.%N us, II" doe nif to i r k manner of sctii g : nn the contrary, hta gigatsbc powers cririell the rem to the successful S. al. whole will be w..rtit further 'smite. rartirytillv.--Spoara ay Mc 11. Rnre..c. la the 011 time., alien AI niine‘ta• )0111, %% glut . ‘ta a• snllpte, .+n the tale she soar: Mtn barp'd no song. of wonder—she laid Awl Iler but.. r 4.1 glory on a tangled vim, Tom nett rerk• ta captivate raft., ve, A 4.1•1••••••• the fra4on, elute it levels Ihr etr , ; M.:li MIA hi. mo.ion. neve her fancy's tbrii.r, nun guy, a. OM ley 4.lreimi .i:4 u - r .risan proud a. feeble, she di4d ions 1.. bee latightuz at, nou:4l oar ti•suilele itztoiatio• siente Siii.g• the 5l pa... 4 but, oh orek Moire. deceive he lotion ma, !moron Inoue from the day, But how uolike the •uo it• sake ray The tale may image in ii. .4411 dear .4rerim, he el mit. that ch.oige like .leodiourr of a dream; 1. mat trdert tbris loran, bat eon She Alight, Th ie;lietorl 11.1 r• •fieel from she Jar of light The iiri d.. Par of colour may mriire To gone the -halm of beauty, ant she Are Thai lei.d. is hit tag Ware to the eye, iharlf. that it fecrt• inu.t la. o ith the Hurd—hi. tow..? My.- to filet .1 Milieu from the min of limier fay.. 1% ith H44.4..1e tale. o ills patient' .or our theme. lkirl and tempertuomm the torrent Memo, Kr soli in, favour Cr to oft bate found, Not On a Claacic, bin on Britith ground. Prouder of SILIIi•PEASIE and of fia It MICR'S floe, Thaa ibe vain .hadon. of a dareic Ramie. eodoe, )et hu.pu./—trembling, yet ...is, d, %be et jilt—be more shall juct—be kind. arseave 111' MRS. MIST AVD MRS. ORCL'R. ts re R MRS. WAIT. P. a. Mrs W.—Gal Ay Mrlisaturee, Isom &tilted tme, To calo•a• frr tirr ta•wet.e. not Died,/; I roast yool artful Gal to otgrall, 1.1 Irons thr i , •tor of Mu erreeseg's pall, And ask year Hilo ages. LNTLIIL 111t1. ORGIIII, O. ►. Mr.. 0. -- And I ;mend. Tn bn•k the meats., or nay Iranwel Mead I Nn 13P% me n.. 1" to van, nor "penal jar), I a..miliase TA' ihrofj. M.P. far I)ntiy. Sly, W. • II t• Me-far• Igerr lower. I•tn net a little! Like A Irkarder. he'. belle 4rrat and Mr.. 0. - .Irid dm' I cannot is his pilaw reheat se, Thal he ne'er dips into the play-Moose purse ; lei this 1 sill buy—of this fort .str, l'he parr he holds is not a sinecure. Mr.. W nit M.ll'. isf all M.P.', to Salk SI- W ar.• his tabour in the run of Bruhn! 0 —llerell hr rare sport I Mo.. N. -- I lane .yseptinow of l'e,roebil a seencd Moen. days ettc ! Mr. I).- *frorn and 1 swan it you your aid make. 1 - appear lira ihow findings esery sii/M. Mr.. W. - Ago red ! Tine ois/htly by Ahslersi skis, Nightly I'll wet in Lpilotgor nobs 3 Os. lbelt Silo lausg ln suns hafe yielded way. Mo.. :). - liras, lira, ! Mr.. W . _ - ri, tis.r on re-as.none war sway. One lloird has sun (we all sheaW join to Amuse biro) Taxi woolen hate ue souls. MD. (lb. MS, him ! taint bin tivedle.s thetavlvre on what extremes theb Wider, 1 4 0 INA ihry Lee; ih. it 111 iffl in "order!" Mrs. N.— Order!" At Icaa in p.enin(, ~near should labe choice. Mts. I).— ire) Is .te! Mrs. W.— Nn, Surd, -- Yee! 14,.. --- What fiVeg? Mr. 0. — N•Weirril. Ma. W.—Wore we M. P.'s we'd woo make natters even, ad speak on every question. Mrs. O. • ---- Poor Saint Slephea! W., W.—flat now wares laud while loudly husbands NOM. Mr, o.—A)e 1 There 1 vote tnr Radical Return I NI t. W.— Haat ! not so loud ! aware our protectors, Men ileeui tome here murder tearoom lecture.! I r w • .ay “.ore. s e inlet led pare u' thee town, 11 AI mutter, spoke! ! rpnke !** -ad await es data. (Pr ml h II rang..) Mrs. W.—ltat bath ! we're sunuouo'd ! Inn It ire elswe the poet the audience. :ligh Bailor! I retire If lee hint h. nut it. [kr et 0 P. Mn. 0.-11 1 1; ! Ugly sowed ! ••• Oh word of fast !" Outtalk". •• unpleaemag to a Poet's I', wad. and f.lectnts who the goad car. feel, Vona to nor Pnll to•taril row with fresh zeal: c steer carrel% oleatever creed rodolg ri, •• 'Ear smnd,o ord." In, car Irdts•tillfitraayr.." Dual wi , .d the atrial As vallast a. Ilepl.,4len. You'll burl me here b aeawrr evertquesetuat." hire rad. as suit: one word are Ai' I wove s Small 'fungi grim go eat alien those or love approve; S.. it yn* Sued oar P 1.., with temper alined, Uwe Una,/ uf Isar Lida Usual! (Kan P. S. [ As the Mgr (an emoso.oegt diesioctieso, and width, le Imre, will tows be fori-taet.: hare been more lilted of der.44 ere late Elective. than (.r ',maw year. para. we are iodated cr pubi:.:§ Mr. TATIAIIe% Leutrr to 'he I..liter of she .V.e.wo's Cat.-:r-, as hem; :rear!, admired. net nate sa she neighbnur h....d of ie. addiem, bat throughout many niter comelier 1 TO TIII: I.DITOR Or TM; NO9 Wlril, vArtuous 11. AND LYNN t 111:111Elt. Stß.—:ln vn.!, Paper of last wrok, 1 reihrt • letter signed " A Wirtr: Et.t.r - rott cit . Wc.iylnut.rce," its which the statements contained in the Report pub lished by Mr. Itobbosse's Committee ate charac terized by epithets or the strnoger! censure. ft i.t said to contain" groat and wilful miereprementatioee or the Whig., and even of Mr. Flia."—Now, Sir, hating seen this Report, se teheiteoly do leatieed, i read it over, and I here challenge the Elector to pros* his assertion. I can find nothing In it which this conduct of too many of the Whigs will not fury justify. It is meant to apply, and it does apply, to such of them as have deserted anti betrayed tha CMOS, of Reform, and joined the most serail.. adhe rents of Miaow,, in making a stand against what they milled popular encroachment. Is it possible, Sir, that we can forget the memorable vtndteation of se•ti.selling made ley Mr. Poososeby, the late leader of the Whigs?—Cant we forget L-red Giey's recent tlenouri.linn of ev•ty usher plan illi It.iirtm than his own, a. absorb, visionary, and aeuselesa, while he left es completely in the dart at to what hi , owls Alen really was?—la it possible that we can regard 1,n,tl Grey as !rally attached to Mr. Fea's princi ples on the subject of Reform, ial,eit orrompare hie language with that which Mr. Fi.a use!? Let us refer to lust /feat mass's Memoilhlo WO.iti on Mr. Grey's motion in 1797 :—" Now, Sir, basing shown this to be the state of our country, and the state of the Representatiute, I ask sou what remedy there can be, other than Reform - 1 What cats we ripen', as the 'ternary results of tech • system, to defec tive sod 'icings in all it, parts, but itirrea..ed and in creasing catatonics, until we shall be driven to a enovulsion that will overthrow *my thing. If we do att.t apply this temeily in linos, our fete ii its evitahle. Oar most illustrious rairiolv, and the men whore nsemoties are d t to Englishmen, have pointed oat to us l'at!iarnentary Reforms as the only means of.radressing our national grievances." There were Mr. rues wired.; 1/011/ what were Lord Grey's et the Newcastle Whig Dinner last Dee timber ? "'There cannot he a more !alto, a more mistaken, l ot a more mischiesnas belief, izan that • Reform in Pattie:sent, however desirable it may be upon such principle, as I have statist, is the one aid only mestere by which the salvation of the country can be leffected." N..w. Sir, if words have any moaning at all, the Noble East has denounced as false and mischt not merely Mr. Fuss opinion on this subject, bee 1 that of Sir George Saville, Load Camden, and our greatest Statesmen sal most illustrious Patrintt— And hecaose we declare that its such men we have no c.ll.6 , leuece, ore we to he drirounced es reviler, of the illostriess dead 1--Shall we permit such men as Lord Grey to streets and shelter themseltes under Mr. 1...1C,' authority, while they desert his principles?— Shall we stiffer them quietly and tamely to identify toruiselvea with his great name, when they abandon the cause far which he fought end laboured?—Sir, I it it child,. of ealumoiotiog Mr. Foa's memory recoils I all the heads of th ine who, falsely assenting the name rat %% s aga, and pretending to be his followers, drove Ithe cause of Reform, and become the unblushing dr• fenders of 111.• most lsolurioui lesiel gklring corruptness. I' is because I am a %Vital( of Mr. Foe.a school, that I a; i not one of 14eerd Orey'a. or Lord Milton's Are the opinions of the N.-ble Earl as' totally chugged, that i.e should be angry with Mr. Rob lin's...it (.....onsmitiee fur recommending " the ear'. lions of the People hi the way formerly propo..ed" by himsell ?—l.et Os vale, to the DeClafatioll of the Friend.; of the 1'...p1e, published immediately altar it,. rejorii-os of Mr (ire)is motion in I:97:—•' Was h.ve taken our ration, and shall nut abandon it. 'Thee tiatioit shall at ell times Gild us at our legs', alert, prepared, end determielad, whenever we am called upon by the public "ice to renew and cot'. liner our ellorto."—lias Lgril Grey, or have his party redeemer! this pledge? (In the roserrary, 1,44 he not been Oral on the subject for '2i 'ears, ex cept when I.e has thought lit to eenoustre the DO.. Ilion, of thu-s Reformers woo glittered from himl--. flat fleeter made all attempt to obtain any Reform in oar Representation from that ti,..e10 this ? T lin answer to their queationsit p a su ffi cient reason for tie.' weasel of oat cnu4Jeuc a fiat% hint. Ile and hi, friends may feel entry at the lae,guage of the Repot t its (I:oration, but that it ts sul.stauttally true, they will find it ditlicalt to deny. After all that hat been said ali ,, ot the Report. I think it would enable. your Itreadrrs t o j...1 K . (~ thenitelves, if the obit 'atom, part (~.entaserrol is le .4 three lost pages of 0) were printed in your Paper.— I consider Ibis to Ise so act of jostice due to bona parties eogaged in the Westminster contest. 1 it., Sir, your obedient serrate', Norwich, Starch 5, 1619. I.. 1) WARD TA 11.011. NAVAL I ATE L 1G IC t; b. DEAL. 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