The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-01 00:00:00

• 4 rioire P4O int hes two as there ere pre fto ter. two tend. °tide grass.; 120 for the y the provi. Its Ont 3,5d6 &c. in SW" ts, and 400 y accoutred, sties en their jabs and in. on their w ay )me of tile% sor.Generel. Ir the Great 'nblic Offices. 2.; UN. I * he CILIA ?ICEL. is found OM lbe Coml. the pretence note', large requiting no , sent," in the ure period yet !or putting it n the opinion leasure of se. isue of Bank man took no feelers on this Minister, un. ling rashly to so resolute has .rs against this le Government apprehension• I fancies at the Election, with turned against poor Finance runk into his essence of the loubly sure.— the system.-- iipt. lie cue. i. Corroptiog Church, with :es, were these fabric from de secret power ie the eye of ELLOR of the o deprive him. herefore, ith little regret.t.. ;ht with infinite gal to the Ad... rn it, when its ist of confusion, , and can devise !y to the Public. srobable garcons 'gain resorted tel it. A Meeting rERPOOL!S, Rbea to 'twister. "I' by Mr. Weaai ed to the French O RICHELIEU 00 'rance, with the In respecting it': is Lordship de. lon on this head, al information vi . ituation he could • the matter. lie, • some slab Poo. s Aiiee Bill was account of the new Poor Laws' e same objective; that the refuges rester interest to Properties of the 3 the New Church '! CHANCELLOR Of VILLIAIII SCOTT, a'• lease le gentian rspored persoas to moister { with coo- , ' Ise Sir WILLIAS irb she tranquillity .on the rights Of ; consequence, re• , ised,'''',stands for sterial Dictioderi, rd true," .with firs . much in other re.: ammo , r nnei rnve • e church, arid (lip 1A • -Ai :.~~ Paris Papers, to its Ifith inst. hew been received, They make no meetion of the Duke of Wltaters. Ton's departure. Their columns are chiefly (recopied with the tedious details of the proceedings at Albi n during two days, in which the evidence for the pro. mention was concluded, and part of that for the de. fence was heard. A new Entoy Extraordinary tats Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of tisanes has been pointed by the King of Swami. Selma. DOrtra Queen resides still at Paris, under the title i 1 the Countess df GOTHLAND. She was prisent in the Diplomatic Tribune, on Saturday, at the Slides of the Chamber of Deputies, accompanied by west Swedes of distinction. • The Private letters from Paris, llude to the opiksid. Lion forming, by two classes of politiciani, ia the Chamber of Deputies, again& the two branches of the J'rojet de Lai, presented by M. DE RTDREMED, is support of, the late negociations. The Liberitat mean to murmur loedly at the small reduction (only 4- sths I) made in the claims of foreigners on Franco; and the Mrs- Royalists, as they are called, see* equally adverse to the efforts set on foot by Govern• meat to procure an evacuation of the Fronk ter& tory by the Allies. • A Flanders Mail and German Papers km alt* arrived. It is stated from Brussels, that the Delys of WELLINGTON was to rag* Phases Mooch FUN; It is again affirmed, in an article from Fresset fort, that Mr. Luse, the English Minister them had, by the express orders of his Government, deill mewed to the Count de LA. CAsAs, who resides 1* that city, all the papers and &cements which were taken from him on his arrival in this country.— Among the papers, it is sold, are several designs end plans dram hy NAPOLEON himself; and e very tong Report, addressed by LAS CAsAs to LUCIUS BoNAPA arc, respecting the voyage to St. Ifelena l sted 3 re, dunce there. It is asserted, with some degree of probability, that it is the intention of Ministers to prorogue Par F la mm early in June, for the purpose of enabling Lord Cast Laity:err to attend at the approaching Congress of the Allied Sovereigns, or their Ministers; and that the dtssulutiess will take place in the coarse of the nest Autumn. It is amusing to see with what reedy subserviency the Prints that have been fulatiestieg forth &amn ia. lions against France for Ron-payment of the claims of the Allies, now plead for mercy to the bankrupt nation, because the Duke of Wtt.rafrotan has con• sented to take a seventh of these demands, and it would endanger the Throne of the Bonuses to pear vele iu iujastice and cruelty ! This,will it be believed! is now the doctrine of the Gimp*, ; Goa tioseigh this country is to continue under a soleness+, search* system of taxation, to pay enormous debts oestreeted for the benefit of other nations, there is math's* la 011.1 world so just, and proper, and politicise diet AN* should go untaxed, least any uu4je erreeity weaken the authority of the Dminarnie, end render their presence odious to Freed's*, ! Bravo ! ye men of the Courier ; it is geed to have s tnintfui of reasons for every thing, and any thing that can occur ; no Matter though the Janes-faced sr. gement looks a liule awry sometimes. TM doable faced God will pardon-it. Yesterday the Queen, the Pam; Rekseet, end others of the Royal Family, dined with the Doke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER. In the evening, *het dinner, their Royal Ilighuesses had another petty& Yesterday morning Prince Luotiot.n came to town from Claremo'nt, and visited her MAJZSTY mod the Patectsses at the Queen's Palace, and the Duchess of Yoe(' at York-house. In the evening the Prince returned to Claremont. 11 Yesterday the Prince Of lIVASE-6148UNG spent two hours in , the the monuments and other curiosities of Weiominster Abbey. An article hom Naples in the German Papers an. npuntes the meeting between CHARLEs IV. of Spain, and his brother, the King of NAPLEsi who Went as far asGseta to receive him. It is more than 50years since these two Sovereips saw each other, before their present interview. Their Majesties are sap. posed to have been throughout their lives, and each in his particular department, the two keenest sports men in Europe. Yesterday 'being linty Thursday, there were no sittings in Westmiuster.hall. The Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, in tone& (pence of the infirm state of his health, has not beam able to attend his duty for the three last Terms, sad it is now confidently mentioned that he has given is his resignstien. ICE lIILANDs.—It appears that there are itnaiense 'bodies of ice now floating in the Atlantic, as there were during tha last spring and summer. The packet, which has arrived from 1141ifas, saw one 200 yards in bright, and apparently seven leagues in circumference, standing sooth ward with the current. Captain QUEREAU, of the Grand Turk, which has attired st Derry from ?Jew York, states, that, on the 15th of February, in lat. 43. be pissed through several immense islands of ice, some miles in extent, ilia horn three to four hundred feet high. The Ship, *ith strong westerly gales, was two days in getting clear of them. Tilt QUEESIsBERRY Langs.—The pleadings on the appeals from the Court of Session to the House of Lords have now been folly beard on this import ant question. The final decision of their Lordships will enable the LORD CHANCELLOR to dispose of the immense personal property . •of the lute Doke of QtEENSBERNR, which has for so long a period been locked up in the hands of the Accomptant•General of the Court of Chancery. No time has yet been named for this decision, though many anilines claim ants under the Duke's will are now looking forward with impatience for the day of judgment. This . cause has been so long in dependence, that several of t!.e legatees are dead,and others have been compelled, by " the law's delay," to dispose of their legacies on eery disadrantegeoes Wets. .•.._ - , • . • SPORTING TNTELLIORNUS. • lirt*llialutirt shift spitifib kpierind, tow , TIOIRESDAY, Alan. It. the Nit row a idigs. t., 41, roust. li-yr olds. UM. k _t! 6 k,i. sold *Mit iltt. lAA three elites of IL, e. ig/. r rie am s grey colt 'kee l , Cots ell - a Lard 's bay horse C..... Bell, aged - • ill Mr. 's cliental etiltitasidOor;.4ymt aid - 14 6, 4 s ew Mho., Ito 4 oast Calash Bill. • . Mr. Perrees blittaaelletatb. brat Mr. Ppeseses SylvemM 110,11 b. T. Y. C. IQgtr. hA. Sin 4 oast Millar. 4 - IVa Lord Darltagt64iritei, g.l. MI. beat ' Lord G. 11. Cli veldisles Little Dick, 764. Mb. D. M. 20040,1 t. A. II *keel Whiser. The 1000 gs Illakeslif 1400, eabh, b, ft: forilliesALL ilb.siii. D. M. thee MINA Sqrs old. . .• •• Mr. Udey's bay My by Was, . - Due of Gram's Mly Les_ , . . . - 4 1 6to 1 apt Mr. lidey's illy. et* 4 op‘Lsib ' - • 1 Hapdisip Sweepseehes of IlOgs away. O. IL Mr. Rob's Sebvtorteeeberti. Sirs ald, los. . 0 1 Lord Jersey's Parra'. Lyre old, Ms. .. 0 2 Mi l Vent's Lady Byres, 1-pa old, O IL gib. - • 3 After the dead beat 6t04 es Patrol. 6 t. 4 es TA) , Byres. S be. 0 105. Seek, for 2-yr olds, ist. each. T. Y. C. Mr. 's lafertor . . I Mr. Van.ittart's filly by Jenister - . 2 Major Mllester browa lily by Orville • 3 Mr. Payee's Oil, by Seiko . :. 4 Mr. Ilatiots'd illy by Orville .. - b 6so 4 art Mr. Vassiustre. filly. 2le 1 egil Mr. Payee's ill), v_ FASHIONS FOR 314?. Oft= D migg ...-A, white British net drew: which is worn over a WOW rools-isoloor twin slip. The demo 1. tw i lled of the heads Willa skirt by a row of broad and sioguiarly beatiii fel trithatiak. eftespesid of Will to estriespond with the slip, whidtlit isterepewed who marrow white silt fainey irimmisg: it row of this latter is placed at the edte of the botium of the skiff, dad soother r wsnrinosats the peach and white border.— I * The holy b called shit Corsage a la fircohie t it is composed of MitillgskieNtMsrr etwin.m ade sootily the the ir „. " ;:r i tiors.7. l i thecl" sh e a f ; e a w n and I isthe. sw as Bohan a wovel half.sleeve, which wraps acr ss the linter port, sad di plays a full white satin sleeve worn under. see& The body nod sleeves are ornamented with narrow white silk Mooing to correspond wi b theskirt . Head.ds e st, a bright pesdk-issistay silk handkerchief, disposed in th turban style. and oralimented in front with a lame hunch of a Interest... The hair is oath parted on the fore bead. :.rod disposed in full ends at the sides. Pearl necklace and ear-rings. White kid /loves. Whitetails' shoes. Small ivory fan. bloanino I/ans.—A cambric muslin slip, richly finished round the bottom of the skirt walk festoons of work,suritiounted With ornaments of work intermixed with lace. Over this it worn the Hesse brenkfa.l robe. composed of "'account rowdily, The for of this robe is very novel and becoming : it opims in (root; the to iamb% is composed of the same material, it goes roand the robe, is very broad and foil; the fulness is disposed inn very novel style. The hods is to de is ithnut team. it fits the shape ease ly and hat a • igh standing c••1Iar. Long full sleeve, finished at the wrist by a (rimming to corms, re d with that round the robe. and surmounted by a small gasolene of a singularly prints shape. Breakfast eonielte, cameirsed of bobbin net ; the caul is of a moderato height; the ears, which • are very narrow ' fasten tinder the chin; nod it is tastefully or. namented wi h ahuheli of Stowers placed upright in front. The hair is slightly parted on the oreheml, as d disposed in full stockist ott the temples. Gloves and shoes, white kid. The bonnet placed near nth bore is composed of sienli din moodsof Cofrk, laid one over the other; i. es a French shape, the evaisskielwar ikon any we have lately seen; the brim is of a moderate size; the top of the crows is (slept sly ornamented with a moles. of minded white and cork-coloured satin ; the brim I. also eseielwd wi b satin in correspond ; it is lined with white sails. sad orsameated with a superb plume of white (stria feathers. MONTHLY 4 1GRICULTUlt4L REPORT' FOR APlitld. Fen she iosilemoote of wet wed itardonrattle weather du r. *else wester port of last month, sow log the Le, t Corn wa- lir. frPete =rit i Vit il f d d ellll.ll:lllllrffccePretdYlinnihiglitilgie =etweet*, bine been made. t be state of the lands having a:a l ea Improdd by die late drying w • nds. In some of the sorbets and backward districts, Bean-sowing .a scared • yet bailed. sad the spritagneed season will be generally late; upon forward bells It will not he so late w had been expected. and all the sovietises of bastes*, semi to be carried on in a spi rited afillollootioo WilMNlti. TM- Wheats have been greatly i njet ed by room* wet, high winds, and the changeableness of she weedier, but no where to that degree to preclude improvement, &arida stud sod genial season succeed. it ye Grass, an • Clover. ate aped plant, NA coal rg fors ard apace. Co.:. r and Grass Seeds pleetifol and declining in price ; importation s of e, lover Seed lades made up for the shonness f our own crop, and bad man of the sample. Hops rather ndritoici gin price. Hay and Straw Fodder is great plenty, yet the cattle abroad in most parts. have ad done well, and will go to spring keep in rather a low condhicia. Turnip.. often in great request at this sedan, have so abounded, as to occasion the becessiti o: giving them raw .y in order to clear the lands. I same parts they have been drawn and spread upon era-s land for future use. The country bas beets well supplied with Live Sock, for which good illicit base been obtai ed by the traders and.dealers. Wool Mill Mk sanciug on speculation of tie shun crop, from she prat mon. tality which h. , 11 liCien place aid. agit the Sheep and Ihtabs, in consequence of the rot. Cows and Cafes dearer. Hones of all descriptions nt a high price, and middllmg Cart Horses more in request than for years past. Pricesgenteatly satisfactory to the tanner, dud a fair ;inspect of improvement and plentp The desire for a commutation of the Salt Duties, metered. Last sight a new Opera ' by Router, was brought out at the King's Theatre , for the benefit of Madame Fonea. It is taken from Miss Lea's Novel of tee Ram, and was very favourably received. The house was well filled. A new Dramatic Romance, celed the Mountain Chief, was produced last night at Drury-lane Theatre. It is a very feeble and absurd perfotmance, and met with a correspondingly indifferent fate. Miss Sostsitur.r.s's return to the London stage, will be attended with the same peceliarity as her debut wae—the Rev. Mr. MATURIK, the Author of Dortratss, being engaged in writing a Tragedy for her first appearance at Govcsit.teeden Theatre, the beginniug at the enuring seem Tuesday last, Kratattc FiNLAT, E. g . M.P. wry elected Lord Pretreat of Olasgew, in consegiente of the resigattleo, from ladieposition, of JAKKS BLACK, Esq. The trial of Tniseccwoots, for sending a dial. lenp to Lord fluomoorn, is to come on in the Sittings after the present Term. The Jury will be a Special one. ALARM or Flat !—On Saturday last the inha bitants of Fountain-buildings and the neighbour hood were under considerable alarm from a strong smell of fire, which continued increasing for some time, and every one expected each suceeeding nute to see flames burst from some of the hoer , * at last the cause was (we may indeed say) most hap pily d'scovered-. It proceeded from the late Pro perty Tax-Office, where some of the Commissioners (under an order from Government) were consigning to the flames the papers connected with that tax belonging to the parish of Walcet. Lljbly pleased should we be, could we add that the 'conflagration was to extend to the discontents of bit the parishes in Bath—but, alas I the ghost of the unburied im post must still harlot us 1 for we hear that receipts are at the present moment making net for the re•cal kaioa of a considerable sem, tinplating to nearly half a yeir's rate, from the Inhabitants of Peter and Paul". o • hog lothe defaketien of one of the cofiectors I—( Bath Herald.) .'L .. ,4_•___ ,;___ 1 4 11 E `~ fy - _ . IiAPAL INTALLIGENCIL Ati ALIITL 3do=-Art !wed end asiird for. the Rieeri tile- lliora4, bee, from tense I ; and Hallow, Lansb,'freet ditto.—Catee down tram the River the Prince Regent, Graham, fog: Mogadore • and Sir Cheritbs ---, for he South Seas.—liewatin in the' Dot/es, the Diligence acrd Swift pilot yachts, and lihe whole of the Spanish transports, one of which ported hoot an geckos this morning, lint immediately ietio another, and rides well. FORTIIROUTII, APRIL 30.—Arrived his Majesty's Alp 'fro" the Downs ; and Latonaitliess, from St. Kift's... 7 Pessed up Channel, the RAW,' Kidd, frees Oporto, .10 18 days, far London.—' 'Passed down Channel, the Nymph Danish frigate, for Algiors.—Aliertired off the Isle of Wight, the Ellgobetit, ..--.-I.frem Demerara for London. .Aliut.29.a.Came in the Preveysete stere.ship,fromCbothem.-Affoiled ihtPrince or Wales. Ilathway, for thoSentli Seas; and the bri; British Union, Driver, for Prince Edward's Island, with smasher of passengers. . Cove or Coax, nL 26.—The brig Alicia, Bills, of Liverpool, Crowfeet) . Master, from Sierra Leone, with. hides and ivory, arrived here this morn. ing, titers pump of nisi weeks. On the Selt and . gih Of ;law, asst ate was plesdend by `two rpo, sets, one e..lttilh. initneting 14 gene, 44.poinders, sod the outer a schooner, with sue Inqg gun timid. Ai'. They had both. Spanish coloseis; end were slaving oA the coast. They fools the entire of the cargo, which was an *sorted one, and retry article belonging to the Master and the pet;ple, together with their clothes and every thing valuable they visit), find ; they also, took the IMP% stores, sails, prrivi viaions, onp •anchor and cable, 'sad sundry. other things too numerous to mention. They also ;took toe ship's papers, and .she'nolv sails by a letter (tem the Governor of Skihrra Leone. ' . r RAstusnzp Alan. 30.- .A vessel called Ike Wakefield, of-Swath Shields, is lost on . the KARI* Kopek ; part of bee 'cargo has been brought in heels land part taken to Margate. Iler Captain and, crew are sewed, and taken to Harwich. Moisten, Aram 30.—The brig Wakefield, llosi, Aliens ; Martyr, was lost on the 27th AprUA on the Kentish Knock. Part of her cargo hes .beeor ' brought hole by his Majeat,'s ship Cadmus and two smacks.--Arrived the lady Nepeao packet, with Mdil from Holland. Noinu %mos, Ainic. 28.—Yesterday the Sa muel and Sarah, in coming into ibis harbour, got on t:.e Head Sand ; the smelt life.boat was sent to her assistance ; she has this dad been gat off mud brought into the harbour with damage. ••••••m. Arrived off Portland, the WlMem Pitt, and the Streatham, --, from Bengal for London. The Mate of she Two Friends; --, arrived off, Sheerness, from Ostend, reports that yesterday morn ing about six o'clock, he saw a large ship ren on the Lone-sand, with all sails set ; seve•al smacks went uff to her assistance, and as the weather is moderate, it is likely she will be got off. The Venus, of Sunderland, was carried into My„, sate Roads yesterday, very testy, having bee; oil fbol4 Oil the Kentish Knock. • The Ann, Siroyan, bound to Liverpool, was ott shore on the Lee Bank in Demerara tiler, 12th March, and was not, eapectrd to sail for ten days. The Manuela, Lehrida, from London to Corwin. and Vigo, put into Penzance, 28th ult. mach da maged, and part of her cargo pumping up. The Thesis, from Rotterdam to Baltimo're, was on shore yesterday off Margate, and, it was feared ' would be lost;—Cargo discharging. The Montague packet has arrived at Falmoetk with a Mail from Rio Jaueiro. She sailed the 26th February: CAPTAIN WOoDFORD's MaTcn.--Captain Wood. ford had undertaken the herculean task of going /CI miles It•day for three successive day% for a consider able seta of ntoneyll' lie actonsplished his first day's task on Monday,Withriet being distressed. On• Tee s he *as walking td boors, taking rest only four hones. lie started on Wednesdty morning the mo ment the clock had struck teelve, much reduced and fatigued. He did 20 Mies by six o'clock, but he had no epperite at breikfast. fie .pursued his journey ! again at seven o'clock, and did 15 miles by tnet'Ve o'clocki j•ast half the distance, in 12 hour!. At fire o'clock be was so much Worn dat4l4,, that he wee Un able to proceed, having perforated . 2 miles more.— His feet were much blisteyed,..etid„ his lee *ere' swollen. Although the pedestrian bas failed, it "wild be difficult to find .n mad to do tint *hick Mr. Woodford has done. '. Ilussey, confined in Maidstone jail, our a charge of having murdered Mr. Bird and his housekeeper, is now recovering from his illness. lie spends most of his time in reading religious books, pays the greatest - attention to Mr. Hodge, the Clergyman, Who regu larly visits Mat, end positively denies that he is till! murderer. • . The house of Mrs. Howse, in Liston-place, Geiser-Wept, was broke open on Wednesday night, by forcing the back parlour shutters, and above 50 pieces of plate conveyed away. The robbers effected an entrance by getting over i 18 feet Wall from a mews, and they retired by the front door. Another burglary web committed lo Paradise. place, Porlland.road, on the semi night, at the, house of Mr. Simmons, by stippling, the bolls of the (tint door and picking the lick. The thieves Were atarmed by the watchfelness of I servant, end they decamped, taking away a tea.deddy only. • • Wednesday night es Mr. Isaacs we* walking altrtg Jamessstreet, Oxford-toed, in which he Iv elides. three or four sten heeled him, End after knocking' him down, rifled his petkitti of Bs. N. Coax EIicHANOID, MAY I.—Whetat trade dull 111 a Miler o f le. —Fi D e Rorie, went or ;rather freely: 44..00t%. geWer. —i s Oats, Path Hams, and esker artieles so olterattoa. • • 11111THP11111.0 w o dutancr, MKT I. 1 To Wok the oaa, per 'Mae of illba. • 1 -Seer ... 44. 44 to Bs. OJ. Head 4 Canto MU toy • datum . Os. tit so 61. 04 • Wows a .. ... . ..... et virtu .. 4i 4d . to Ge. 04. Neap mat itsis ...... pa Perla ... 4s. 44. vs 6s. 64. Cows ... ...... .......4.02 Lamb ...11s. 01. 4 0 7 1 . 84 . Piet • Will HAT-1111.211Et. p it y .. ...... 41. Os. N. to S. Os. 01. - .... slt 0.. CC to et. 106. 04. Strew ..... M. SPe OIL ID Sk Ys. oi. .. '."C'.'.4'' t ~ : T r • ; ~' ' - . • 1 MAJose CARTIVRIdIir to' Longo 00 t. 14,141): , [Two Letters hate &wit iddreSsed Sy Major taftivright le egegl floliand, on the treat co -stifles of political right, upon which the 'theft) , and hap boils of she nation sle e ved. occasioned by his Lordship's Observations la the Hostile of Lords on the 27th of Febroaryinat„ alluding in a 'particular man/left° Major Cartwright and the Reformers. Tt:e f •Ilowing is the' drat letter in reply folds LOrdship'sretaarksj— • ° • TQ THR. IttOHT. MIN. HEStRY RICHA RI, tef ASSAF * FOX. LORD HOLLAND, F.ll AN I) ICS. RECORDER OF NO I TIAGHAMt dte. &e. Itc. . i - April t i 1818. 04 - MY Lben,—For the greater. pertpi‘-eiry, wtsat i t have flow to silbmit to yew conliderition will be di.. 7 7. TOM into intrOddriiiiii, Aso!, Comnseistary, anst, • Conclutiois. Thi Test will eentain in at few storelq,• - • as possible, the co n densed tyletAir if the doctrine I - • maintain, en ihrei teveraleubjeete, timely, . ' • ISt. Parliatieetary authority, co far as respects IN extent and its limitation. ~ -4d. The nation's right to universal freedom ; end,. • 3d. This nation 4 s right to. Parliaments of a duration' not exceeding ode year. These topics being its their nature intersioVen, thi Commentary will of coarse be .tnech more Jae.* then the Test ; and, in consequence of the notice it irony be necessary , to take of ether disputants, and Use. aiirisitts they hails in view, le will he somewhat un... 4ditliodical although I treat always illestrative. .• . , .. IN TRODULTION. • .. In my letter-14'th* lit March was annoonCed • an l intention, if lellere elided allow, of addressing to . year Lordship, some obsevvitiuns on the relative i s 4l . /badly of the tiatidtr, •edd of its Parliament. That ' _Wendel Is no* se be carried into etecution ; thd , circemstances which hair Riven rise to their proceed. ing, biltleg been grit detailed. . • 0. Ilebatday, the 6 28th of Febteery, the Morning Chroviidorepokted your Lordship to Mee imputed to are, by name, in your Rleedis Parliament, matters • of which I was dot colliteleu'e'. . i- ' Not Altinking . it rigilldiiet to such a case on any ontberity bat yoir oril . l;- I wrote to you the neat i day, the Ist Moab, fequestiiig correct information. Ors the 3d ybur 'Lordship, Wilts a Vankness for which I honour yeti, having relieved me from Ali difficulty, 11 , - how take op the pen of expostulation. r It is by candid comilisinicatioos, and by free dig citation, that . discrirdances in °plains: 4 touching the great questions on which depend the linerty and hap piness of our country, are gradually dissolved and re moved. How great poem° may he th A apparent dis tance by which, on airy point, your Lordship's no tions and mine may be separated. yet, that being Mt intellectual distance, our union nosy nesesilteless he speedy, provided either of us can throw the light of truth on the question in dispute ; fur in that case, whether our previous diiresetsco were great or small, it must instantly vanish. In your letter of the II of March, year Lordship says, " I do not pretend to recollect the precise • words I used in alluding to you, but I certainly men tineod you by name, and referring ti. your political works, as founded on erroneous principles of go. vernment, and a mistaken view of history, employ. ed I believe the term blunders. Many O. I your stilted .menus in favour of Annual Portion:en!. and Univer sal Suffrage do In reality appear to me to be such. " . I know therefore no reason why I should not so characterize them, especially as, in my judgment, the propagation of your doctrines has, without any such intention on your part, been highly injuirious to the cause of freedom, and furnished a pretence at least, if not a real motive for the adoption of these measures, which I do you the justice to believe es cite es much regret and indignation in your mind as my own." Be assured, my Lord, that you had not the smallest occasion for apprehending that " perhaps you had .used too much freedom its ezpressing your sense of the Went and consequences" of my supposed errors. No : it is out to those who speak out, but to those from whom no answer can be extorted, or who do i not give one consistent with integrity, I impute blame, and I con with verity, repeat a sentiment in giyietter of the lit of March, namely, that I ant truly desirous of correcting any political errors of my own, which shall be made known to me end distinctly specified. To your Lordship I have sc. keueledgments to make. respecting misapprehensions fl(,!`'.history;" but. en such misapprehension hate in uenced my "principles of government"' ehich, is I %hall show, have been drawn from a far superior end more instructive source. • • My " principles of government," respecting the extent and limitation of Parliamentary authority, had been touched on, in a letter to Sir Francis Burdett, Chairman of a Meeting held on the V of February, •in connexion with a remark or t,wo on the speech of your the Tack Dwarf on the That tatter appeared in 4th, and in the Stsrasants on the sth of February, and the matter being of, fundamental importance, I will now repeat the whole of my observations on that speech. They were as; fellows :—" It has lately r l been seellesid in the House of 'Ards that the right which had been suspended was not one . which had been granted by Parliament. The persooal liberty of the People was no coneriet On. It ts,es a right an. secedent to any Stakte, sod equal to the rights of their Lordship, 'ovine in tWat Witte, or to the right '.olthe King to sit on the TltiOui." •' di this part of the speech, I obeerted„ Oat," with submission to lie Noble Speolp4, Or 44.40, per tell fteedoti,is superior 1.1 !Awe! thee' tighttbat no. -flied; inasmuch as it is iokeiede, :rate .010.10 ere ptif rived; it le original, and *dieted Atielk lovens ioEnt i .. whereas,,those of the Lords tint of the King are the mere concomitants .( trust, conferred by, sad . to bstssCoded for, the benefit of the People." . • `Ana l...adid, '‘. the Noble 1.4 d is retorted to 11 . ." 61 . ineceedeil thue. • lie did net, Mee* to say that there - was any ebsolete‘iimituliori tr . . the power of lieirliesiept on ,this subject, -*lien efkirnstosfes tea- dIVT;(1 SiiChAiirddi of pepice . listiiirkniable. • .Bo , ing,ae that time inteht only on de topic of the itteftwdlog pester, I quoted" ago motif of your Lord ship's.. wordy We • sere the* recotairy - to- my a rim.. meet ; but sow I must von' • lbsse you were farther, repotted io speaking ,of i " Mischief" Ministers wire actin, to base reek . , g i the meat degree of comparison the 6 ' • ety to result from visionary schemes of liefOrne." l a c r o i n ia t m es e s a , ta m ry syLotittd:tiginy in e t. y ea o t a rsee cti c d t:l ip t , b s e spi ez e te G nt of p 0 LI • s•--. •. • , - ' •••• . 4 • ip ," ?-7 Ow • , • ••••• - •••.+4* , ..: • •-• ' .„10 7 Y 1 ~r 1 M 1