The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-15 00:00:00

F . frow • W ( 1.1 1 .'I t • " 1 %. -•11 • /111 :•1' PA: • LONDON; TITES4DA Y, O NVMBER 5502 . ;71. 7 - 7114 " 7 1 "t ° . l &:, . .wit :! I‘l 1; • 4 b.. .1! 0 WgR 15, 1822..:,::1 arnNar tried on. Me SeOld!" NORTH WALSHAM ANn OILIIAM CANAL COM. PANT. IVOTICE is hereby given, net a General goat . ;31 terly Meeting of the Committee of Management. mill b e held en Monday, the 4th day of November next, at Fla w *rock in the Forenoon, at my Office, No. 7, Golden square, London. Atm, that a General Meeting of Proprietors of the said compeny will be held at Twelve o'Clock at NOOD on the a id day. at Ike same place, for the purpose of Electing pies Proprietors, to be a Committee of Management for Me eassing year. Aro also, that a General Meeting of the Committee so tit b e s l ee v e d, will be held at the same place at Eleven tiClock in t h e retreat of Monday, the I Ith day of No vember next. Golden-Awe. WM. Alt ECK ETT. 0ct.14,1 0 1N. Principal Clerk. .. • • SAMUEL WOLI A ASTON, 19S, Helen, Street. opposite Conduit . Street. Importer of POICION *i een. hissing rbeently Purchased an Extensive Seine Of OLD WIN RS. sainted frost the most approved if eagles; solicits the Nobility and Oentir inspect them. whirls fig (boat My. QuiSty, sad Pri En liblters bituelf he sten& no* veiled: • • •'A 4 • ' • • 4 r • • •• - • •Pfitalniii Flee Old Hermitage t he growth of St. 000116) -105 em Cnriotis Old ItOct (Vintage ISM) . • • • 105 Champaign, (Spae•ting and Creaming) .. P 44. to 103 Floe Old Port (Thompabn and Croft's Shipping).. dett Sir Wm. Doff (Jordon's highly esteemed Sherries 48 Mores Superior )fat.: Sherry • • • • • 48 Old flubted Port (I Years Id Roth.)l 4.4 Sueellas (from the this Hock Grape).. • • •• 48 Rest India Madeira .......... 68 Tenirinb.. • • • • ' • 45 A Perna% of veey Old West India Madera.. .. 114 Collison and Starkey's Mat rats Cape Madeira Wines at 245. per Dozen. very different from that spurious stuff sell ing at 17a per Dozen. N. Anna far Carried* aelthigs 10 ;Klieg of Loades..-- Country Orders punctually attended to, enclosing as Order for Payment. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YE IRB. For the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece. at the Fietory price. N 0.4. on the SOUTH SIDE of 131.00N1iRURY- Thls day was pablished, in 4 vols. limo. price 11. 14. ACKIM %i 0 N. a I lichland Tale, h? the IVA Anther of Redmond the Rebel. St. Rathbun". 64 Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-strteet.. The following wll appear this Winter: Tna SCARLwry IiANDKRICRIKS. by the Author of Rena , the Creole. S vols. A SiSTCN Or tea Own meta. b y vS R elven, S vote. Wituy MALL BK. /BARN WA Novel. by WO. Wet" 4 vela. Tneonega Cy etton, or the Jew. by George Walter, An ther of Three Spaniards, dc. new Edition, 3 vols. Mownnsv. or the Stranger Knight, a Romance, by Nella Stephens, 4 vols. 120 Money Capitals! WM other Morley prizes! All the Tirkets in the Wheel! Not any Fired Prizes! Not soy Stock Pales! Not any (lasses ! ?Intone Re-deswlnst NitebTfeket decides Its own Fate ! ____ _ ------- LoOEIMI GLASSES and FURNITURE .—Sere ..,— ' n il luge SECOND HAND PLATES, are now on ale, a Coors* and Sou's Manufactory. 9S. bishops- Withith—Sente of the larger rises are admire (or karp dieing-rows and elegant drawing teens. A large assortment of rich /Dished Chimney, Pier, mol Gem! homes, with New Glasses of superior colour and trllliswily ; the velem reduead beyond ail former precedent. Nils Glass for Irlaiews, Carriages, ke.—This artleir I esy atm be minsfaiterei as high as me by 71 Inches, ISO by el, se to guy gives dlliwassaleas. Noblemen, Gerie2Smsgey eye. Pripletem of II tech, la MUM will 11 1 .,_ ,WWlP•ese IMPlinvilig attention, foinftuntawaveYe imesesuist=datafrWork. iffel i teksisey aterteinmeits ipaistens of r aeittlposs sad alegarteeVlibeetal trotter &dean we Mmermery hs the charge. J. C. sad Sea Is pertieelar direct the attention of the 'Mk to their newly {sweated Wsse-Hand•Sised, contain be certain eenereleneen (espeeielly useful to Invalids) in Mich all Amnia la carefally preempted. s s 4, A considerable assortment of Terkey Carpets ; and ill edwr Corvettes oaths isms redietion. it. All the Capitals may he drawntl e First Day ! !nFr 'have are abe ptincipal Featores of the pre. et State Lottery; and R 1•411 has no hesitation In re pealing what he stated when the Scheme wu first submitted Is the Public, viz. that it has his most unquahfied apprnba lion, and every day convinces Idle his opinion and that of the Public go head-In-hand. 114 the sate of this period is un precedented. The Public, however much they approved of novelties In Schemes, and which novelties when first Intro duced were deservedly popular, yet from their frequent re petition have ceased to consider them attraetiie ; therefore to have one of the good old-fashioned Old geglishSchemes, which pONIMIR4 no novelty, becomes the greatest novelty of all, and reminds as of " the good olden thee. '—Tlekets sod Shares are seillag ly T. IMIT, Tiny I (stilt INN. 4 : :• or t 41% STRAND. dilliSdaa coadl'ilities 1.4 TRAVAILING. AND cos tartish ishitka ida acacias mac rE . POGLOW fNO 'NA 11.14 and 'shirr ICOIACRES • gm trove the Meets Gel :. - • - . Paris Royal Mall, via Detter,Tapday aid Friday Nights, at Twelve. Portsmouth sad Godport Mall, through Godalralsg, Pal terdield, sad Panne. suer, Evealme at a quarter past 7. sad eusdey st hall-post 4, Os Ito arrival • Packet sails to tie has of Willa , to asavey passimgcs mad purl:els : and a Nail Cosa sets of toClibibiator, throws% Draytoa; Havant. Emswortit. he. • , . . • aloseester Ball. *nigh Healy. Oxford. sal Cheltenham. every Utilise at a quarter past 7, and floaday at balls post & • i Dowstssil Caoterlsollftfalls lbrotsgisOravesemd. Chatham). aid Peranhava, every Evening at a quarter past 7, mull Sew* at ball-pmt S. Froth Oaaterbory. possess era ISM wilds ors souveyetd to Deal, Margintl; Ralusgste, Said. tries, Ite.• mad from Dover, pare* arq saavoyted to TAP dose, %ideate, Hythe, Diatsbarch, Roluney and Lydd., .. Milford Mall , throligt Odematilogi;' tlaudilts'ated Iftwete tardwest, every leash, at a villas eimi7, - -sadendslis at la.past 6. . Beth and Bristol Pas Ces . lll. Nl= ) 4 Var 'NW% : • • • trio . u:- - • t rea, 111010 i. ..... dilpretimis. swy Monolog O. jesebeopist S. ~ • ..s ,-- • Wok mg "'TIMM rest Coach. every Altaiimon at S. Nalls tight Poole/seek la two days, to eatey TOW Inside, Mts. blaldsolasid, Reseda,. Maliboiolicli. DuvW ',sod Adidllham. Illoaddeb Wedeemdety. aid %Map thsemlags. at Nino. TM* Coeds is chiefly Intended fog, the asseamoods nos of Itmillles. 'lll4ollde. he. who commit smtorgo the fatless of sae! a Mistake, Ii own day. ( S hwa. 8 LigfteNstat.Cemak through Cmishields.het. every Up 4 8 1414111drii0egraph Cold", fhi*Oigft tp- OM AWN Sad Border. TetradaY, Thurs. te..raday /10:111i 1 1 , 0. „•,:, .. • , r Now Pod its* ChOlopleel through Wyeemieb, to Orford, as, Hotsforet C;tmartheo. Trohy, Roes, Swap's. est wavy darts I: Healey Coach. through Madenhoad, emery Afternoon at 1 Sveday sampled. - . - Littlehamptsia. Amadei, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thersday, sod Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Margate Rowegate, Deal. Sandwich, and Broadatairs Light Pos t Conehre, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Poet Coach, through Henley, de. every Horsing at 7. Portsmouth New sod llegant Light Post Coaah.%ho Re 'calor, to carry ally Four Inside. through Rlarstoll. Gall:Hord, Potershold, sad Ports**, *eery lioniditg at S. stOit NNNNN COACHER. , • York, Newcastle. and Rdlahargh Candlask aM Ita MI Parts of the North. every Weslaco a quesiMortialhas 111 Illaathestar, Leamistar. Randal. Rochdale. N Bradford. Lab. lialats, Rotherham', Shelield " !:7 1 10 Ad Clanchts. daily. . Cemahmsfroto Pwrbussioth to Chichester, on the arrival Of Is Mull, lumen rossworth, Coshes. he. to Bognor. Salsbury Post Coach. to carry oily Four Inside. throw" Mara, Basingstoke, Whitaker* Andover, he. swim Merida. at 7. Wallingford sod Wastage Coach. through Maidenhead, Nettlehed, sad Harwell. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mom**. at 8. Godahning and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Marston, Dittos, Cobham, gad Ripley. OR Moodey, Wad noway. and Friday Morals's at 10 ; Sudsy. at 7, sad re taros to Leedom the main day. caimans Amizi. 11 cunivirs ----- --- To Teiekeelene. Brentford, and Isloworth, every Mas an. Vfataesday, Friday, and Saturday. EAMES sad Co. Proprietors. Posit led Packages are safely and expeditiously nos 'eyed from this INN to every City. 'Down. Maga, sad Orstsy Seat la the folio Cmaties, vie. s— loths, Hereford, Surrey. Bads, Gloomier, Sussex, Cornwall, Kent. Wilts. Deron, 'Oxford. Worcester, Dorset, Heats, Somerset, Smith Wales. All Parts of the Isle of Wield. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parts of France, and to all parts of the North. Nest Post-Chaises, Sc. at the shortest notice. Take Notice, that no Paeksee, costal/lin glass, dl.*, "tans, piste, fish. or hank-notes. however small the mdse, wai be semunted for, if lost or dessared .or an, other Panel o► passenger's lagrige, of more than U. valor, unless Welled as such w►sa delivered at the Glee, and paid for meordtheiv. NO SPP.CI PIC was ever bron e ht into nor by the Professors of Medicine, to equal PEKOE'S Ce!Atwater' sad Incomparable Faison Pt Lt.*. for the speedy, safe, and sift -teal cUItK Certain disorder. In all its inslanating forms, and the "'known sad destructive Rieman it daily makes on the Homan Frsine bat, happily, thew Pills Cure In so short s tine, Ind in so sate and easy a manner, as to wa hint In sash full coofidleue• of success, that All I Pert of riisease shalt be left In the sytitem. These Pills are sold is Roles, at 2d. 9d., at 46. Llquorpoorl-stoort. Lon. dOd hut should it be preferred, the Deetor ensfaeree to Carr toe abscise for a stipulated sum or ►etas the Mowry ; so that If there be No Core, there will be Ne P.\ Y. II:R. The Itch Cured %without orashh.g or anointing, by R only, price its. 9d.1 SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southampton street, liolbora. 111 HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an, nounee to the Public. that the above House Is their only Establishment in this cookery, where they centimes to supply the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public wi:b WAR- R oi NTH!) grass-bleached Linen, for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric and colon.. at a price considerably lower then they no be procured through say other medium. Ti also engage to return the purchase-money should any fa appear. Good Irish hilts and Hank of Ireland Notes taken as usual.—Country and Town Orders punctually attended to by JOIE, DONOVAN. 4. lattoosbary-square, London ; JOHN'DOVI.R. leggy's Abbey, Dublin. Agents. VICKEIAY has the itenoar to ar qnaint Ladies ami Gentlemen. that he Ass tenwafeetered a great variety' of LADIES HEAD DRESSES mad GENTLEAIEWEI PERGQI.INS, Royal Crops, Teepets, or Scalps. and %Madill are now ready at a mouteat's notice. Lanes, la their or, dere, sending the die of their beads, and pattern of Dank ese , lour, will pleats to ass if for you'', middle-aged. or elderly, Lady, when they would be suited correctly to their style and wish. Gentlemen sending the size of their heads, with all their particulars. and a pattern for their colour, and every infantile of their order, will be well attended to, mad they promptly sohed. An assortment will he seat to every Ledy and Gentlentat sad the lowest price marked, for ready me asy.—No. 6, Tavistoekmteeet. Covent-Gerdes. 0001) OLD-RASH tONED LOTTERY. ItirARTIN sod Co. 8, Corohill. sad 1211.0sfard .1.VJL street, with the greatest confidence reeontsnen.l to the alit:afloat of their Fries& sad the Mobile, the EICII ENE of the NEW LOTTERY. to begla Drawing SOth ocrogiat, containing 120 Capitals. S. .of —140,1'00 S.. of ..Z4,000 10,000 10 l,Ollll -• 110..0f. 1 .4300 sad 110.ef..1109 400 iltswilikatitt.-Mo 4 ltoiseste Iltoet—nollieggalet tel,aft'dmi Prins Mather—thee swoiblistar all' the bast features of tho k g itjklsesmes that have syof 19!4&—z Success cortinsel le aftend'Artveoteretz at tt, ; an( 12". Orford-street. —AI RTIN and Co. Reid In Shares No. a Prize of .ellO.OOO. la the Lottery jest ended and Ia the only Omen Keeper who ever Sold a Doable 210,000 a One Ticket, a Grand Prize of 140.000. FOR PRESERV ISO THE TEETH AND GUMS. rilliE VEUE IA lILE TOO: 11 POWDER his BO a font been In general use that it is unnecessary to offer ■ny further recommendationof it• Composed of Vegetables without (hr adluizture of any klineral or pernicious ingre. &tot whatever. it Is free from the usual objection against the' cue of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is jest sure Meat to annihilate those destructive particles which adhere to the Gums mud the Interstices of the Teeth ; healing tojn ries In the former, and promoting a 'Lew enamel (where it has bees inkared or corroded) on the Tatter. It likewise im parts a irmarru sad healthy redness to the Gums ; and If used regularly will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in Boxes, at Its. at.. by Butlers', Chemists, 4, Cheap side, and 920. Regent-street, Loudon 90, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; 3&, Sack ville-street, Dublin ; and by the prin cipal Perfumers and Booksellers throughout the Dulled Kingdom. • _ N7l). Purchasers ore requested to ask foe El ' Va emus. a TOOTH Powoan, and to obverse their name and address are engraved on the Stamp and Label attached to each box.of this esteemed Dentifrice, to distinguish it from Int- TATIONS under similar titles. • Downie etplatens us•r. lion. Tty hoese, sod (is the cup of life, That Isoaey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES. by his discourse on marriage, se en• raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men dew to their wises, and the bachelors hastened to he wedded; sad "The spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightfel name In nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap. p 1 less on earth, but disposing the soul Itself to harmonise with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes an Imperative duty, not only to regulated', passions, bat to tisanee the grosser nature from those im purities, which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such lineation are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite*, cemmieseaties of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminise the body--a residence In the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently com promise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—muscular strength—felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy Cafes of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the easpeosiee of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy in proved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy. we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with erect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling etopyria from the position so presumptu ously taken up, we deilato from general principles with less hesitation ; end confident in our own honourable Integrity os Members of the College of Burgeons, we refer the suffering oonuneatty of either sex (especially those entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance Is given for personal consultation and letters from the conntry ere immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world. however distant. GOSS sod Co. Ai. it. C. Surgeons, ho, 7, Jerniya-street, St. James's, and No. 11, liouverie-street. Fleet-street, hoodoo. Just published (Fifteenth edition). The 2EO IS of LIFE, a familiar eommeatary es the shove Diseases. By 0088 and Co. Addressed to the Youth mid Maturity of both limes. May be bidet 10, Peterreasterweres 110, ; IS, Princes-street, Soho; Fleet-street sad of all Booksellers. d deeds. Congall, mid P. Uttering-cross. •„,* In the late f.Attery HIM! gold, ea he usually dant, the Unseteso Prise, II*:• • 14.- 40 , 1 3ti,0110, end minor Capitals. 4 + + ateheines Gratis. !Attars begins 30th this Nionth,(Ocroaan.) CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE TO. THE ARREST Or NI R. IR/WRING. TO Tug EDITOR. Calaia, Oet. 9, 1822. Silt,—YOU will have prnhably isearil of the t of • Britieh usarchant, Mr. John It;mreing, of London, who was stopped here, a hen on the point of embarking for England, on Sunday last, and ince rrrrr led in the public prison of this town yeaterilay, whence he was to-day transferred to that of Boulogne, under an escort of gen darmerie, sod u vehicle which be was himself forced to hire. 1 ebonld sow consider myself wanting, both in patriot. ism and friendship, if I did not itainediately transmit the accompanying tomes of two letterlyto which this event has given rise; and 1 have no doeht that, what ear shade* of dlgerenet there may be in the political opi nions of Anse enneerees?, and yourself, the subject of tbigrr s 4ll emit* yotajtallapitat6 o o" 1 . eetertiln a slitulst, but that his Majesty's, Minister, will 'vindicate the national honour tbas palsied. la .the person of as Englistunon; yet 1 eolithd notitelittogaidlng the cirentostani-e, as one of those, Aids cannot receive too much publicity—and I am sere it is not at a time, when scarcely a day is sobered to pass without articles the most insulting being sent I forth, not only egainst your publication, but the Doke of Wellington, and I rosy add, the nation •t large, by the organs of those, who are indebted to the blo.bl and treasure of England for their political, perhaps physical, existence ! It is nut surely at such a tittle. that you will be disposed to treat my present application lightly. 1 have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble servant, E. thowetax. P. S. When the circumstances which have led to the arrest of my friend are known, von will see additional motives, for putting a stop to such • system, by a proper exposure of the present affair. COPT OP A LiTTER ADDISZSIED TO NIS RICELLICNCT 111 CUARL/M STUART, BART. DT MR. DOWRING. Calais, October 8, 1822. Stn,-1 have to intreat yam. Escellency's immediate interference no toy behalf, in a case in which the rights ..f hospitality, and the protection of my pass• port indorsed by you, have been grossly and illegally violated. I visited Paris for my commercial concerns, and left it by the diligence on Thursday last. On my arrival here, I obtained the indorsement of my passport and license for embarkation. When I reached the pier, I was ar rested by the Agents of Police, and conducted oith my lazgage to the Mairie, where 1 was told that an order from Bowmen% had arrived fur the examination of all my papers. I requested the attendance of the British Consul, which was granted ; my trunk was opened, my r pm were all read and examined, and fifteen sealed I otters, with two sealed packets, one of them from the Portognese Ambassador at Paris to the Portuguese lib ' ulster at London, bearing the arms of Portugal, and de livered into my own hands by fil.d'Oliveria biuiselforere forcibly taken from me. 1 beg leave to premise that, of the contents of all or any of these letters or packets, I am wholly ignorant—a fact which I offered to depose upon oath. Notwith standing this, my passport was taken from me, and after a detention of two days, I have been delivered over to the gendarmerie, to be conducted to Boulogne, and de livered op to the Proeureur du Roi, without any legal proceeding against me, without the knowledge of any one circumstance to justify an act so arbitrary and su atrocious. I have now to pot myself tinder your powerful protec tion, end to solicit your instant interference to men irly person from imprisonment, and to uphold the im portant character of that nation you represent, whose ci tizens have no longer any protection from the laws. I have also to entreat that yon will consult with the Mi nister of his Faithful Majesty, as to the means of eintii• eating those diplomatic privileges which have been so wantonly violated in his person, by the seizure of his of- Ileial correspondence. 1 have protested sg.inst acts which make your signs tan, of no avail for the protection of British subjects' and thongh I know of no ground for the apprehension that any part of the correspondence which was intrusted to me bears a political character, 1 have protested against the horrible principle, that tote b of a pealed letter, whose contents are unknown to him, can bestial' responsible fur flows contents. I submit all this to you. Facelenry's consideration. My commercial affairs are dreadfully suffering from this violent detention ; it is im possible to calculate the consequences. I venture, therefore, to hope, that your Excellency will take in stant and effective measures for me release, and referrini to the report of the British Con Sta. hive the honour to be, your Excellency's Most obedient and most bitable servant, (Signed) Joax Bonita:to. • . .... ~ p. CClt.".t i ' ~ . 7 : .... ., \ . illi, ::-, 'i s • NIA• 2 ---: '' • . .e. ; : J, •4 1, I j. I • ..-, . ••, • y . _ ; - • i i" . ' • • 'I ~ • • • It . • ' • • i l i 7 1 . . 6---..-- PRICE SEV I EN PENCE. l 1 • , 'COPT OF A LOTTER ADDRESSED TO NIS xxcaitaNcr • . SIR CHARLIE WTI/ART, HT SIR. SLAW/UM MID WHICH • • . •CCoMPANIED TUIL PRECIIDING : • Calais, Oct. 9. t ' I . .i: Sin,—Should your Excelleary be pleased to claim tl.e '' "I' letters and papers. which have jnst been forcibly taken front my friend, Mr. Bearing, by the agents of the French Police, I beg leave to mention that there was a letter of mine amongst the nnmher. It is add .1 to his Excellency Senor Osrcia, a Member of the Peruvians legation, recently arrived in England; and, though ' con lining nothing Which I can have th- smallest wish •, . to coureal, yet it is my duty solemnly to protest ago; net tke seal being hroken • by any of the French Autl•orities, as a manifest violation of law and justice. In the event, .however, of your Excellency's feeling •• . ! any desire to become acquainted with the contents of the letter thus elletned, I beg to add, that I have not the I ' least objection. to i:s being opened by the Representative of my Sovereign s and even transmitted to his Majeety'i tiovernmeat. I have the honour to be, With the highest sentiment. of respect, ', ' 4 Your Excellency's most humble, . , And very obedient Servant, i , i • ) (Signed) EDWARD BLAQIIIERII. illi ...-......... The following Correspondence upon this affair appears in a Alurniag Paper I— TO TIE EDITOE. 7 • Queen-square-plsce, Westminstet, Saturtlty, Oct. It Itin. Sta—Yeeteriler, a little before fire o'clock, No. A. was delivered from me at the Foreign Office. The di- rection, to my messenger were to ask leave td deliver :• into Mr. Canning's own hands. lie was told that It sl' could nut he; for that there were pinions at that time 4 with bins; hut that there nerd he no apprehensions of its not bring itninediately delivered. A little after nine, cane to me here an Oth a Messenger, with N.•• li. • ....;' ). . : -I • • o These fires and documents I g ive you : yon could not hare had there from any one else. Observation• any - body is as competent to make as Lam ; nobody more so 5 A i r than yourself. I arm, Sir, vone•e„ . Jeanie Iit,ITHAM. (No. A.) Queen-equare•ploce, Westminster. O.'t. 11, IM - 2. .. ; SlR—The following occurrence, if I mistake not, Ire- longs to your eognix &nee. Being, for onAt I know, the only Peron in England who is a„.priz ol of it, I take the necessary liberty of submitting it to your notice. t Two Englishmen, men of the most respectable rho- . t racier, and advantageously known is the literary world, , have jost been arrested at Calais, front whence, by thi. thee, they have been sent to the prison at Boulogne, thence to be delivered. as they are told, into the han•ls of the Preettrear do Rol. The one is Alr. John Bow- tine. of No. 7, J..fferepsircire, gt. Als-y•ate, and of . • lanadon•fields. Hackney. the other is Mr. Potwaro [Sloe' • criere. Cientennet in his Majesty's Nary, who, for some i • t l years, had the Moninead of ^Alio of war erwhimen 111 - Mediterranean. On anyway!' supposition ss 'Blot a' th r t havingcommitted any offence...gal:lst the Frenel, Goi • •,,- .. mem, I kuow not that ). should have been warranted io the taking of any such liberty. Hut the sole grotml of iris t, Air. llowring say., is his being the b of 1 certain letters, fifteen in unmber, and t.,0 packets. 0' the contents of all which he declares himself to be silo- 1. .. I t (ether ignorant. Ifa aro is to be sesponsitile crimio il- ly for the contents of every letter wh rli it hopper,. to him to take charge of, in his passage from one count 7 to another, in what predicament are travellers all over the civilised world, and, io particular, the myriads of li, Englishmen, settlers or sojourners in France, they and their friends? Oa amt such occasioe, all that can be . looked for at the hands of his Majesty's Secretary .f . State is, I suppose, the giving information of the oc,oir- 4' rence to his Majesty's Atabtssmlor at Pat is, that he to iv apply for cognisance of it; and to this I dotter mys..if • there Hill he no objection. Subjoined is an 'sat eup! . of every thing in these short letters that seem to ine• relevant and material to the present purpose:— ' I L "' LETTER, DATED CALAIS PRISON, OCT It, 1922. DI- .$. ItitcTeD TO JEREMY SENTHAISI, EsQ. QUSEX's-stacA HE- : PLACE, WESTMINSTER, RECEIVED OCT. I ITO, HT TIM . GINCRAL PORT, WITH THE Dori, POST MARK. ' r , EXTRACTS. • " This Government • • • has ventured to arrest me as the b (despatches to rise Revolntionic• i, „ England. Without any previous proceedinge, my pAiler4 . have all been forcibly seised, examined, and several , taken from me. 'They have kept fifteen letters and two t packets, one of them en official despatch from the Pur- i , • tuguese Minister at Paris, to the Portuguese Minister , in London. They are selloff to Paris, and a telegraphic , • • despatch bat ordered that I shall be immediately es- I I coned to the prison at Boulogne, and delivered then . ). i into the hands of the Procureur du Koi. • • • Of • ' r the contents of the packets and letters seized I know I nothing • • 6 . I am calm and energetic (though I ' - t ill) io this scene of filth, misery, and depravity • • •. .. • I know of nothing to compromise me." - As to the letters, whatever they are, they must speak ,S . e for themselves. As to the bearer or bearers, if thero 3 .' is really no charge against them, or no charge that bas r any relevant or sufficient evidence for its support; evi- . , s derma by depositions of witnesses, whose names and .:e.- • scription are made known to them, I should h o p e t h ere ! 4 ✓ would be no objection to an application by th e Arnboo- 4 I o sador to have them respectively set at liberty. . t . 1 . I- I know not, nor have heard, any thing more aboot • II the matter than is here unentiourd. I know nut, nor y have heard, of any thing that should have drawn nines . u them, or either of them, any such visitation. I am, with all respect, Sir, Your obedient Servant, t• JEREMY BENTIIANI. I- No. 11—Cory. . .. I- Foreign °thee, Oct. 11, IS11:1, L S ra -1 have to acknowl e dge th e re c e ip t of jour l i- letter of this date; which conveyed to me the first inti- ' i• motion of the circumstances to which it relates. A m o . s , o tuoranduus was, indeed, left at the door of my office this C. morning, which most have had reference to the same case ; but it was without date or signature, or particular i k . details. i I will write to Sir Charles Stuart, with your stote- ; „ meat, by the courier of this evening. il I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, t ' A (Sigurd) UNO. CANNING. I . . 4 Jeremy Bentham, Esq. V. IC I In To THE EDITOR. re Bonlognooor-Mer, Friday, Oct. I I. n- In addition to the particulars communicated in my , e,' letter of Wednesday, coocerning say friend Mr. Boo- m ring, I now beg leave to inform yon that he 1..5, since • . ig his arrival here, gone ander two secret exotnination, he- fore the Procareur du Roi. who positively refuse.[ .o ~ admit of one Cuostil or oily other person being presto'. The questions related chiefly to some French Myr% found among the pavers of my friend. When charged with having been the b of sated letters, whi:s, as