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Dedicated to George Colman, Lag. are eat of joint A coned spite ! as. leirei to art them right." ftwidn. hatter suet O4etti.l hai . brfors 'em -are, a Malt. 6. Ili arcoriliil flurt.en. ...ration, though derlicat►d to the most relebratctl r age, nerds not his protection to wilier it into oilier the pen of a Littler or a Charehill lira of the age, we MAY, not met with as welt iming a mane On the fishionobee fudira of the itidd Traerstic, equally abounding with attic - roncLit " ..bed by Thomas Tea, s3d sold by al l ("test Dritria. -I g oatn—l shall make uo apology for the h berty I take iu addresaing you; on the contrary. if wkat I have to lay to your charge be well found ed, I shall feel myself disgraced in leaving polluted pap'er with your name. Ever since the news of General Castanos' defeat, a ruaunur,has been cir culated, of such an alarming and degrading nature, that there is not a person to be found who is willing to give it the smallest degree of credit ; it is no thing leas thou—lke 'recoil of the Britids 7'rvops from Stain. , My Lord, you have, I doubt not, in perusiug the p u ts of history, sometimes met with emits of so atrocious and horrible a nature, that you have shut the book in disbud, unvrilliug to believe that such depravity has ever existed ; if you have done tbiti,kt me entreat you again to open the bgok, and paint out to me.. if possible. a more disgraceful. more cowardly; or a more degrading action, tban this base desertion of our gallant Ally. My Lord; there are triunes of so black a dye, that the human language dues not afford worth strong enough Lo express our dete4tatiou of them. Of such it na ture, my Lord, is the action iu question ; but with this difiereuce,that it exeeeris all others that haft ever yet taken place. both in cowardice and fully. My Lord. I have been iu the habit, fur many years. of writing, under various signatures. fur the public press; I have ever deemed it my duty to promote the strongest spirit of loyalty and patriotism, to rapport the established (;siverinuent, and to decry tendency to discontent; bid now I have done; ihare performed en act which will have more ef ,t on the minds of the people than all the writings Poise, or the speeches of Thelwall and Tooke. have disgusted the strongest friends of Go vernment, and brought the Master you serve to wost critical situatiou be has ever yet been °. in. Had you, my Lord, resi'Flitol your of when such II rueaesire was about to be adeplall. would not only have been hailed as a tree to your couutry's honour, but your ninny Add for ever hare shone with increasing Inure *ell now who so fallen ? My Lord, I address you ilos the supposition that the measure has actually taken mean, as SO the orders of recall...e t . If 9it John Moore has commenced his retreat. with a view of returning home, without orders from the"' Governiuent, you ought immediately to recall What, my Lord, are the future pages of our hie tory to be disgraced with the relatioa_of a .Boning army, of thirty-live thousand men,* actisig 'in a • country enthusiastic in its favour, having dos-, tardly 'deserted a gallant Ally, without daring' even to face their enemy, thut leaving hint to the ty raut's bitter vengeance ? Gracious God ! to what disgrace is this unhappy nation doomed ? %%That ! because one slwsir,h army is annihilated, is it dan gerous for a British army to appear in the field?— Was it thus that the French nation established their independence, when France was overrun by foreign enemies? I canuot form or fancy any one excuse that can possibly be urged for this fatal measure; if the enemy have 100.000 men iii the field, which no cue will credit, 3.5,000 British troops ought not en easily to resign-the country to them; a country, which, from its natural situation, will enable an inferior army to contend against one of ten times its number. It cannot be a want of provisions that has given rise to this fatal order. because any man, of the commonest understanding, would have taken care to have established saga sines on their intended line of march, before the army's arrival ; but allowing that this has been ne glected, or has been rendered impracticable, how is an enemy's army of 100,000 men to exist in a cow-try completely hostile, if its opponent, with only a third of that number, with the command of an extensive sea coast, and befriended by the inhabitants, finds it difficult to obtain supplies?— My Lord, some fatal, dreadful error must he some where, or something worse ; the maims will now be roused ; this is no Convention of Char* ; it is intiniteiy more horrible. The good-nature and liberal feelings of this abused nation have hitherto' pardoned miscarriages, which were the possible effect of error ; but now they have stopped—if the Bri tish army is recalled from Spain, the feelings of the people of England will he entirely changed ; no false pity for supposed unavoidable errors will in. fluence their judgment ; they will be reused to a vindication of their national honour, and the guilty must be delivered up to them for punishment. If the guilty now elude the country's vengeance, Calder was persecuted, and Whitelocke was a martyr. Haan mis. • I of rooms tarlude General ilsird's forte, tlisiagli not actually joined with Sir J.lm Itoore. idie r . M ar 1110 titan ' tag " That ever t' The balk. , " A grace, • TM. pstriirati• est..rtet .4 the sr. e wurid, rot rii hed the kl!try t ctrd of runi• as Cht ;Lei tie • i r > irk sad err lafic iweelee : Flew allinairs to (01 relabel Or J. Joins*. •R. Railegs F. C. sag J. TA- "Pr ) " Aurae; W. Latradee ; end R ; Ilidetberd wll ; gm; wog Lentames ; J. Mbar ; R. Lrs ; G. Zoblnsea ; R•B 4 . mad Sha•Pe ; Cabal sag Maeda; Laeibiginly You ha% ARM and Co • Litypliall, Hltiet. /tees, ad Oran; Welt fret pa and Akin ; jaia Riebnedian • James Riebaniera ;B. a oi Fait *eft ;J. lignenena R. &Inge; ; and P. sag W. Wyss*. ly Pima will sous tee published, in ewe voltam. aam You h Selina et YESOVION3 LECII I IIIII oft NIECHA-, ernme HIM HYDROSTATIC'S, PS EURIATICH, alba a P T - ?KW; edit laspermenienta and Corrections by De. Met .• • the RIC TMs day an pebbling,. eiegarrily printed, in One Ilet fr 1 411426 d tante eve. proo too. id. to beards, i der wh RELIQUI63 of ROBERT BURNS; eon. )ou w siting Ailey of Original Leitenr. Peer. arid Cele first ()enervation' on Sentliali Stoma friend Collected and peuhliolted by R. H. CROMEK. would ••• For ladmi SLii asesiPs 'hew _ psi tepreseuti ' hi eil eensiden 'tat, pearsu — 4 this bmeame ' . imp .. • 1 , ..-aa-=--4---•mo - I e u ve w r e g i o u v a e y rn b e e d i , i :n e st t il h i e ne eo ti, ae a l n a , d l i cAnd p t a ie rt te 4 ; tillhpht estate, • tee Net par. mip.....---•--.. merit, ell the memo: o ti f ic prz : i .a lt ; io a n aj ,zl ' • 'KESS in . v i c T u i , rea dopt, two Ita:on 4 .....„-;/:: • loos circumspection, s or t p er . WI t ' l l -------' centime or expenditure, of the national treasur e which a Illitish HouseolCominons, actuated b y th e '. 13. a p i 7t a s i t re p a r d i y uc r i e p ,o le rt s e o d f taoctiinonF. France. • " of the Court of Accounts," if it answer to the cle- f truce sailed Ittr. I.E°" null and Rue- of given of it to the Legislative Body, may Norte* of St. excite equal astonishment and emulation'. It ap. 0 ,1 e at loot si were accom- iser . The p B, a little boy, It appears Ladies. its we pears to be permanent, responsible, and to gu ano ,. Lotioeito, ha• ice to the nation " a salutary controul over the 5e- r...L...• Ii I ) , pawn nn co l venal accountants:" La . sentially, therefo r e, un lik e, heoay the i India:nen, on and superior is man y respects to, a Comuran„ s r I.enooi " den (mir , . about the House of Commons, appointed only for u li. f ooling h :e sailed from . __, maim time. Sie:h are lasmatatavx's inionste r i.l di s covered in he Messenger, it s age arrangenieut• relative to the finance. We rous t it remota admit tlioir plausibility, even though we should :Rate of affairs dispute their solidity, The " War Depa:tme:it, ing our widely- a n d the Marine," a ill eugage our next attention. ---.....__ r c e o e u ei n a t y ry .i . ti a st n i d y There never was a moment of more general arm. irty and sospeuse than the pit-sent :it is fliihtly it all attention; iiiterect which . ;nominated by hope. The fate of our three armies in Spain, reduced to fly, without forming a junction, l et ie k iintf t : a d isb.iip t at i gs o hermrillat ;non of :athea. Vvioai biltt attracts univerad solicitude. It is certainly an it . t o her emit pro:hu•nd and traordmary ciritimstance, that nit Etilltiii-• from Prior, will wall him front l'oince should have arrived. If uny such hal the Inint r. must recruit timely mail The physical te ns lied this country, they could not, as w e c o o . their persei ed into action eeive, have been come...Aril from the public. Th at Mrs. H. cud wielded by the mass of the Snaisiali population is not animated increased i with any pa triotic ardour, loyalty, or abhorrence of was unbolt apot as Botta- 'the part t quote to every the invader, seems to be admitted. Facts, indeed, guilty Pri view of them, of the most irresistible nattire. suf fi ciently demon- re Di s, with e ster of the In . - ° rate it* There never have been, at any period of whale po rice, and actm- time, since June last, tuo.tino men under anas rapturous lot France has throve hoot Spain. BONAPARTE had, by the het Latins Ilar oceounts, 110,000 soldiers ma the other side of the the wisho IeRT. it is, in for the re iistration ; but, Pyrenees. Before the Ist of inuoary next, they last night ik, the receipt., will be increased, it is supposed, to 170,000 or every pas le of our Chan- 175,000 troops. If fiVaisters had improved the represeuti three months, from July to-November, when there and we hi a af Commons :. siderable were not more than 45,000 French troops in S p ain , lenitive, unfolds followed, by alluding our artily to Biscay, much might have fie, scene power, revenue, . been done. We fear it may now 'be found too late itly admit, t hat imams i s refl. to "Pair t heir MOIL Yet Sams o.l)bl:in* intoicuse On Ti ue resource., if milled oot, and conducted by wisdom . ne Poo ed or nallitied reported üblic i • a rbitJuota is to Piav e' quitted Aran j uez , j z, p can the ruler-of • to the e Darby ; to - hart began : its -tat treat Omagh Toledo, n and flagitious moral point wif r t rerds Le Stsftreltei' Itrttrfterille. ft cannot be considers 1 as a mere se- t h ug before we receive official intelligence on all the shin ear events. known ,f humanity.— ..*-oomin-6-..- - has also, or Loevots. the i Ministem, 'we understand, are filling op all the be mod is pr o duced, ap . Maud places its tbeir.patronage, , with eatraordinary t 0..1141 crating and invi- rapidity. There is *comely a hole or cranny under with all wealth, or cow: Goverossent anoccapied. When, upon the death He was Jigged by Napo. of Mr. PITT. my Lord HAITHRSDURY and his Col- We serneeimeb leagues declared themselves incapable to hold the 1 tne Pre believe, that this reins of Government, duty appear to have appre- • nitaveriu4niajtnuht.tb,wijea and this I hold in execra- eisdeel themselves truly. What madiseas, we ask s horrence anionig *Remit& of seised them, and over-ruled so wise and the - 11, sneathy, and the JoadOndlitintste or their merits! mot the --- - •1 -:, n the estimate of 4 • P apers have reached town to the 28th he was I in . 4 letters from Holland of the 3d instant.— most y species Of sit , - Tbi, 'tier state that intelligence had just been re- delight morality. Elie ceivsd, that Bon APAITE entered illutirid an the barrow .orns of notional' Oth %lit' . be imp large A fleet from the Baltic, under convoy of it, mire been ma - public 1 a man of war, passed Yarmouth on s/th 10. t. to i his armies and the Southward. Satin d the Pyrenees ? The Tarkey Company have received advice of present 1, and might lead Mr. ADAIR having proceeded to Constantinople deuce w shall leave them, in a fourteen-oared Turkish gaily ) , and the most inrt sanguiue hopes are euhertiontal of the speedy rc-ss- Mr s} s the MinistoT of tablislunent of peace between the two couutries. well as Thers*Jeteen Charlotte packet, Captain Myron, al a ver respecting " the which arrived at l'almouth on Thursday, in 27 days speakir hey are not only from Crooked 'aloud f fell in with a weasel off fit. potoess Domingo, winch informed, that the Spaniards is conducted and et that he cit y of S. Doombom had risen noon the French, e most judicious,serious the aiou of t h em, and driven the rema inder after-, ject. Mr. PER- o li t.of the city. - • . the. P 1 borrow a lesson Captain At *maker, of thr"sinage, _olio defended to km i e M r , D A vis oN the Diamead Rock with-such extraordinary bravery, moths is promoted to a Post-Captain b y Sir ALaxao D: a ion and vigilance, secorn rice. " The mita.• COCHRANE, Bust appototed Qoveruor of Mariega- &licit reduced to a ass- s De )ante. Claire, - Captain Caa*Hew; Lily, Pelona. very 1 !Mous. It differs Surinam, Satellite, loci Seattle, got under weigh were' ,st intelligent tiler- at l'ortsmouth, *a lilatardsti• inorning.: with the 'wary complication West India convoy; ape tlierhabe, C!apt. STAce- Thi , Poore ; oriel she C'amiihs, ,Capt.. BOWEN, with the party , t." The eYsteet of Meditorronems convoy. (ias.4ll...whole about 300 Tin e been iutroduced sail) ; but there being little wdisdithey "are obliged tendril Moe An operation to anchor lapis. . tains4 ern Governments, o Friday, Capt. fagot, of the Anse:cope cotter. tbsti . *did, practised in landed at the Carton-house, Portapouth, imi casks Th of spirits, which he Picked up at ma. CRSTI y. It results from tit The Christian d /I. Sir JOSZPA VOILE, is to of the taxes on all convoy the fleet of East Indiamen, which is expert- to their pecuniary ed to *MI from Portsmouth at the latter end of this seat il mouth. The Cornelia frigate, Captain Ematao dinars emergency, En trividnau, may he will sail shortly for the East liidity. ConituisAutier visit Dun vas goes out in her to Madras. terbo at their respective The Hon. Admiral BEMS.' RI hoisted ,his ffer Th a owned that if this on Tuesday morning on board the Barifeur, of iis beau ignorant, or unto- guns, at Spithead ; and struck-it again in the taro- ship i is the XVlth din,- mg, for a few clays. Sir THOMAS HARDT is all- and I pointed to command tine . Barffear; and Cap tain Di ed such biiiiisters' SANDIA. HOOD LINZER is appointed to the f DAs. the States Genera], arriph. Jamas Basta, Esq. is appointed Strata CO/111 to Admiral BILISRULZT ; whom command extol High es, or shoot 25 mfi- from Cape Finiaterre to Cape St. lincent, an. Fern , says the m inim " , from thence to Madeira and the Western Islands. 01 Captain Bow has ins appointed to the IVledl l o, a Putt e " in a p en " of Portsmouth ; Captain Ittiost.car to command th are i urplus for national Sea Fencildes at Salcombe ' vice PORTLO,II; Cap with at at the receipt., BOICRTS, to the Castor; Captain HoNTAG Vri t bosh lions, will therefore the Dedaigneitie ; Captain Common, of t h e d'r M , :rer the war shell cris, to the Terpsichore; Can,aoin N °vast', to t ' last, Frederiekstein ; Captain D'Auv T.:two , to thee A tor i id such a prospect, bieore • Captain SKINS El. to the CoVineh : Ca moon consoling. Mien is tails lit, otos:, to the Alvisomelli. bubo um present koce w part _ ver apeakir poalr-pv Tv that ierious after-e Pli mothe aecont &min Do party, Tho teroni taint 4 distio Th CRITI .Iv. Th heimei lutelligeuce,S.e. see THE BRITISH PR LON DON, TUESDAY, 1 4.1;1.11411ER On Saturday afternuen a flag of , from Lover for Calais, with the French elan Messengers on board. They paitirti by a Gentleman, three Ladies, . and a Black female servant. The Ladi stated last week, are relatives of T , *who wer taken on board an East their passage to Europe.—Last won eight o'clock, another flag of trace Dover for Calais, with Mr. Suaw, the with dispatches.. Though the critical And alarming state in Spain, added to the dangers attending r separated forces now acting in that attempting to retreat before u superior challenge, and in fact engross, almost yet they ought hot to diatinish the . we must ever take in the actual condition it is froth those reswirees that the able Chief, who has carried victory w one extremity of Europe to the other, and must maintain his armies. ' mesas of the Preach teintorY, ea led by an enlightened AdiniiiistrAtion‘ and the revolutionary hand of such a despot PARTE, seems to be more than admp achievemeut. Let us continue our review as they are displayed by the Minister tenor, with a perspicuity, intelligence, racy, far superior to any thing that witnessed since the time of COLIIkw.- fled, The Budget of that Administration embracing sot merely the finauces, and the taxes of the year, like those cellor of the Exchequer ia the House the Freselt Budget, mere comprehensive, to the u..tiou all the sources of its power, and greatness. We ►altst reluctantly a people, to whom such an annual account dared, are not altogether enslaved - thongh they may be deceived ; nor such a country, however detestable he may be, when considered in a view, be regarded by the French volutionery tyraat, the scourge of Never did SULLY. nor Mention, nor greatest Ministers whom France his 1.. pear to be more intent on regenerating prating all the channels of public wealth, mace, than are the persona employed ' Loon, at the pres,at moment I We Par, though we are nowilling to believe, Corsican Usurper, whom we justly tics. skies not impart the same abhorrence ' the french. The suppression of anarchy, splenrlonr of conquest, ohliterSte his ennscrlpt►ons, and his enormities, in a „moo* linig habituated to every leak*s sof insurrection, and of immorality, whence results it, that no symptoms aversion, 4140121..6°n, or resentment, 1 ►►ifested towards him, e►en when Generale were unfortunate beyond These reflections merit attention, to extraordinary conclusions. We shall in order to pursue the statement of the Interior. litre may credit his assertions public treasure and finances," they progressive and flourishing, but managed on principles at once the , wise, and beneficial to the subject. CEVAL might not disdain to borrow from the French Minister; while would shrink from such investigation as pervade the Exchequer of France. onnl accounts," it is stated, " are tem the most scientific and luminous. from the mode adopted by the most chants only in the extent and necessary of the thinssctions ofliovernms indirect taxation appears to hive . and blended with direct contribution. of finance unknown to all modern even to our own, ran be, it is asserted, France, if called for by necessity, the distribution and retwrtitto► of the subjects, in exact proportion to means; " so that, iu an extraordinary all the property, and all the intl . *" • called upon promptly to furnish quotas in advance." It must be is tyranny, it is not sulgur, or ignoran , lightened tyranny. Had Louts played such energies, or employed he needed not to have convoked the which overturned France. " Six hundred millions of livres, lions sterling. will be sufficient," , " to defray the public expenses, peace, and will leave a large sus iraprovements.". lie adds that which now amount to WI milli be reduced ore-fourth." whenever terminate. Such • promise, and , e►ro if illusory. are 'not the Ices ennui) L~ soar will urrii Pele: &tied ultbeit t ,s fel wirhe fel 1 Tu POO eh% mud was Bre lim