The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-07 00:00:00

Til E STA' rut. ; they treat the nobility and the public with the . 4annary t as originally lilted, the payments ire to sr, swot contempt. Every night is sigualized by be made as follows :--3Q per cent, on the rims's, by seizures; provisions are above all price; of • it ,s wily by enormous sacrifices of money that they azk etsrit 3O wr ale able to prevent an insurrection.tent on the 15th • d ittosat. • • tpt::. thefitlrtr " The English • soldier receives at this time a; We 4 1 , 0 01111p1 Fll4llO this sub t p.oind of salt meat, a half ration of biscuit; and la; muc uith l4 er`'' ft is fobitery atiho v - u664..t0 make , p.rt.4.11 quantity of ruin. The Portuguese soldier i 4 arga i nr i er k i i r e. it sk oetia jails j a d A h aw vceives bread, hit only half a-pound of meat, and money to enable them (or tr ea enable ). $o n.b rum. b'llis • inequality of distributiou is the . 41 1 11 be coutract ; and it is 'al a s cause of 46;a01,1140,t0 tki; two, givor - - " All Vie ratigies who wish to go tliere7M mnwerw-- trstbsporred-rtNee Ataiiiii(l.• The (Ohio art beiltti) . a;.t! I:Lyonsatilt tiutside psbori. to cuter that city iv • ithont a card of 401? ue (.; , ,vecommir ea,nses biscuit to . be distribukti to the r. roves. yhp 4• 4 wrii i itiots of • - the com a iletery starve Li'sben, and 'prridite 4 . 046 fat a l to the liagtisk-=•-7 -- " The enemy has A grtat mutt 6 4, ThtY al p Jose a great deal more by desertion.than in any for. inur campaign. They desert to airtAtlllotporal pu. iiishment. I • " The French army is in good spitits: it has confidence in its Commander. - We hava-•hatU 4 ne desertion llexim the stational- , tcoOpE. army. , his few foreign hattalidns. iVe ratty bt - mowed, whatever 'the English may sap, that there 'are no cle,erters.w newt in Pwrli,tmettry that therbasgmadeet Leer :ofTiup_rocuttei44 aditagete, isktea . spelicaper.klutp ihe feutlestlepo euilitlitte-erpectiul '.to dattaleAll hey:', tip l . Bit let titii."tolibrry„ ets4 •tbis rnocitety pass.! Th r doestion. : ool. , is—who.tt , to find the . payment, :at the ttera:.pitriedi 1, • Tiii l i tienfcontrae.. tors, duyou (oly ? ; Theirkffoiro wilt be worse! The 1 oeiniutp Helder' ? They have come into the snare, Itpd "Pest, like tha peer hilletalt bird itrthefable,., alsosulfer from the strangling hand of the FLLWLER ! That with witich.atty of these are to pay, is deteri. '9rating daily, and ft 'was Amities 'to the Nation to * call anon themlo Itay accu tklng. to theircontrect and it would be mercy to them zoo, inasmuch u (ir they have surplui) the sooner they got out Of 'the MARKET, and its. tainted limits, the better for them, and all coungted with them I Sir Loorres. return:4 his bast acknowledgments to his friends and the public in general, for their sympathy in his F 4T E ; and, assures them that no circumstonceadll prOduce the,smallest apatement , in the exertions of roil STAfiSnAIY in ceps', : abuses in the State, and to promote else Itelfamof his cbuntry, should nig the severity of hisleistence, in tlie l autfrat e.p*ct of continued incarceration, and itecgnsequest:destruction of a constfluliOn . Already 'infinitely inspaired, deprive him .of Life! Hie • intend:, in a few days, to idy, pejrcirl the Public, through the • channel of• Si4TEIN.4I I I, an' account of the #Uine. rotas Prosecatious he has suffered *rim the,. last: Two Years,. by untsidi they mill. be enabled to form a entree opinion of the methy l or- dc. tiscr7fi of the case. .1k rill a( •the 'Same ihne clevi lope the corrupt system.of the proseSit'ztAfi', visitation, is nautili' . 1 4' . lilciuqilflAC/Perlt Neaospapers, god the: sasehe have beeni used' to 'ailppres#''Tila Srentsx4ts. - Re jet 1. else prose, to, the 'suttiftfction :0 - every pur i tiai, man, !he, extreme vl4t9tizsit,, to sad NoTut af (hi pIUTI.F. , IT Y . 9, of licfc ' proAccution far an alleged . Lsusis under : ,,ghc. present construction of the Lam of Le,ibt4 OA Or. nr Nermitt, ilecernbei 7. .* . A report pt.evailed yesterday, that General Sir k ST ‘ AIii:EToN Colston lad made prisoners of Masse- , NA's rear-guard, to the amount of 3000 men. Our Falipititth Letter ssf tu.day states, that the account was brought by the Speculation cutter, which sailed from Lisbon on the 24th ult. ; that. is, 'before the 4.sper left tliC Titgus, 'which brought the last into). ligenCe Previous to this rumour. We need say little !respeCting the Speculqfion's story. Bet it is an ?ink* moment ; and it ,may be well to look_ now &little closely at. the late tworteneent.of MAs. •„ , , prfA; and its probable ,eniasequences. Wei called it “ Orst a movethettr,: and. never a retreat. It ',might, it. Is. true, lure been the _first operation of -o•rdtreyt.; . , bet puthits.gives.colsaur.to that au ppe sitltio. `RIASSZNA his- f•toti enough,- as has. beets . provediand acknosiledgodi.--tie have heard su? mate , of t"e aititiny in, liiir Artity, since the rumour Aid Mimic. to give 4 birtlB:.:4-I.ol3aWk:LtissiGros as. , kisewlctlges (eat, Niiniiters for. him,. ti•t he audio. 'rili,, We sippost, of some l part of his dispatch), thitt he knows that the enemy his reinforcements. on the march from Spain, to juin him e .—M,tsse.,la has taken a position, of which my LordVirsta.trroa tor: thinki it not prudent to touch the itE.ta- GUARD.--Tlio e4euty is making his dispositions, ' : l'lt 14.3; 8.1%)C1(4 41$18 4)A yAT ()NE oocLOCb. 3 Per ('eul. Re 4. Gi jk (3 -per criv. cup. , st i. , Oinnium 40 diS. • • ~- - ; preparing fur his future operations, behin( the *wen and cover of that rear.guardliii ,has fertile" geonnd ,and'' weillstorest granaries in' all • the touetry immediately around - him ;• and the s atiicetejo, in prospect before him, and within Isis reacts. 0 1 7irit l in ail this argues retreat P Why . retreat, wheiahe may slay there for twepty years, t afahat,was necessary to his purpose? Ile, in fart, lls placed himself, by a movement., dielt.named a `retreat, inn COMMANDING rosyriern. ';//e did not . . It 1 seek alituation of were defence-4m , iviiieb, if yoo held it, you gained nothing ; and - Which was never. thetets liable to he broken 'in upon. Ile did not We all know the depreciation of the Loan; many 1 maiscee.svre to acquire'* 'post, in :which there' was of us know the causes of that; and some of us do ;working to gain, yet something -to lose. • Ile i so ught ground from ethic,' he could pursue any one know, that Ministers Will never make a Loan again,' if various plans of siiceess ; and he has. found it.-- by a loch the C • ontraztors will no( lose. We utter Ile may he by, quietly to watch my Lord Wei.. the latter put of that santence, on the supposition . 1. • INGTON , s movements on ono or both banks of that the present sysTma of ciovealsisst is coo- the Tagus, he himself coneentrated, ready for ti n ned, under colionmerer it snag . continuo to be ! all advantages—he may either bring my Lord sne:erincipk of ills Ml 3 gcrir's Cabinet. nit. I.WELLINGToN1 .WELLINGToN to a general action, when he pleascs if his Lordship remains • where he is), or let him last Contract was fatal to the persons con. renpiii at pence, to waste c o_ut . hi_sstrength- , -ho may Cereed its it.—Such a depreciation of property , either send detachments to o mmunicate with Tali ad; Ins • such immense concerns, is euough to P 4ll vancing reinforeementsi and bring them up; Ormay every heart. That it naturally followed the pass into the Alentrjo, the more to facilitate that object —finally, he way resolve to pus the , winter train of policy 4 our Ministers, all unpr e j udiced wen see ; and it would 113,e been well for 0 , 6 an. o here lie is, or in the Alentejo, leaving the natu ral consequences of that to be Qui destruction ! It tppy C•ituractors, it, in settling the outward icrni ...his . t is to have a fine eosreisns ! Teis to have s a of the Loan, they could have bargained fur that strung, all impregnable une I—For In such a which was to give life and principle of action to it— sine, the sotemy can beat you neither by Wee . ;n in e ty, a departure, by the Cabinet, frtim its - pees.-reor • art, if you have the costonois *kill of a sent,systein, if that departure had been to go ants( Gewrdl•—"ednwillics what is Letel WaLitmovois to do, to counteract all this ? I, lie to attack ,this troy other course that could be imagined beneath fornsitiable reat.girard ? But that will bring on a the coping (Leven.. But however she disasters of general amion t isiwhieli he will have the diradvan. the Loan.rontractor's were naturally consequent tage of the Gummi)! ,Is he to push detaclanie,iits epos the blunsle•ri 4f their Patrons, the Con. into the Alenkjo, to marr part of NI ASseek's pi4o? , , \Wu:NA can follow with superior detachments, tractor s themselves saw nothing of this o p_ . haviste his position secure, and without uneasi. proachia,g storm. The result is, ruin to theit l iisss ' miss! his Lorcbstiip has pushed delachrivents across out hope or redemption, if sofne.aW be oat given th e ' i .'a:aits ; but has he found it prudent to let ihclal them from some quarter. Rut where nee they .l®t ?mails there? Is his Lordship to remain, inactive to OA it ? The City has no Money s , nu sarldirs 10 beforei•l NIASsENA'N tows, tilt the wieldy is fully • : re., t nd, x ithio all its bottsiduie Let s, the tewit.ems. rfe' • But let him this o:t . the danger of that . l Ih . has no Ger , i l Jitil but what Ins•army coves, except t ra ctors go to their friends, anetthey will mail their the desolated, depopulate' d ground through a hich friends coming to thew on a similar f (rand: • But hi s a r m y lately smirched in retreat ! Ile can. the Bank has mom, and the Bank must save nut forage, for the enemy is before him, • too Vse Loan-contractors and fielders - of Vinuiitm, or strongly posted ; and he himself has, made the . . count ry . a desert behind him ! • Ile • Must derive all is lost, BANK, fvN4s, Coy, end, Att.,!---- ... . all his food from England ; and • cennot per. however she Cootractors bavo erred, Blectitorth " n it the inhabitants of Lisbon, nor the MULTI. o r however the OMNIUM PUlteltafelliti it *SS IR- F rviso from the country, m e g l obit e to, Ilterve .l, o „.l turf to suppose•they won't' belittled by tiltailamb• f This is a, melancholy pietur'e, but is , there 44 • 41,11 nbcul fore,aw that. It !Teti death *m e mieo r i s a, .tis ‘ ing lint troth its it ? Will any military Mins. therefore, that we heard or a relition front the "Yr th i at . he; ili t 'eela 58y T oiy :happy reSsitts l a tian.emitracturs, and the Opiaibi..4"beilders to 11411 " I th is: his T 4 isati l li P ' Ca " "lire at llia . t pleasure to big former position; k cket tippestr . to *the Bank, to extend the period of - the plynlients AO ,us to tic the what 9I the advasiage ho no* pis i• stey ailraiscest by the Bank' ors Oallniallat and sows; • - • with as little, that we now learn,' that Mr.-614st, , -.. 0 ...---...,........-, 11 • i . w o , osoteretand that Miniaterst totlertl t hem - eo mpoolicered to the Itoek EaChangit yesterday , ~tine e,_ Wt.. a . 1 .. $. MS wa-riatairr" sviil be A U fAkitil Ify rtt 0 ,11•4#11 'N -- : 'W I ' Thursday omit,' to tie 0,10 . 14 IsListicoe the kir . .n. that‘ths; Bank would accede to that iiiuesi, ilititld 91 tivit v.eq! , :t tnipg repo 94 ;tic 4'70) . min! 0 the !.,,.,,i.,1,,3,ith. 1 1 11 E • LONDON: , • • viIITDAY, 7, 1810. • "' sTypi l OF tip " WilOsor Castle, Dec. 7. ‘ C ills MAJEsTy's indisposition iticrea , ell through' the day yesterday, lint he has hail some hours sleep the tiled, laid is better this morning." . (Spred si-ustsql.) : 1 i .t 1 . 1 • el• • "!.- : • 1 77.7 9 104,01rdit of THE STATESMAN. Sia t —ia your 7 - of the 16th of this toonthi tfr e tett geed T. G., au dee cilliii s 7l l tOjeeW,my Pu blicati • , 4ecrOl:*V oP i the Cabinet 4 , 1 PARTB," accusing moot' having stated fats °ode,— mn Teft%vriiira oict vvbial 4kL 111 infolutilenOlivon me o lMPor;unik , ofJPELOM 014 t i Owe not ItOMI , i. - Eiirtililiiiiii■isionolo o .7 l ll•ol?" , yrialowilholanirg.s •irve - x p ......—. •...,‘ fiTsWoodi; - jT. G says he r taCt l n6i l rCid 6y Ptifilinitink ( nitd . • :tit hs take:Pelson .31Bissett ~ t o ~ tayt lime whist , I - , :14.e,w itierNis*So.o p it424 , •oo:nlqrlicilie AIL. : .. •. n f ~ 1 • r j ml ctkl, , rim ',tau T c It. spot „ Undo , la. 'fimplicri .at this iliegatien;:ho.44 y0a.;..:.4.'4, 104 Ifq.,PP",: ll . primp' tin, a itepibliisti f . sow In thincotartry, 141, , told him, T. G., Oct it ,'was a story, tit:filled up at Moria 4."" NOik s 'Air,., I . :init . , in my nwn jtisti. ' fication, inform, goat Shat thu•story tram lied up at ' Morlais wit!, flu/ VlAL,Fillsor s 4 had slesintiled ' himself. • TIO ,W*4l4t4tPil " tin mped;Wp at Mor. laix s s; and industriously circulated in Paris, and inserted in the French Pipers / in rirdhi t . to Cover ' the infanii hf 'tho . all . 511iiii 400 rt i?X t. BO itAii lit rg ' hlamelukes; hut ike - parisicsn - tufulto kisten to this Napoicon . ntfs. .. • - ..., ~; .: .,, , ~ . T . / I do not . mean, to reit' .t) r authenticity of My statement on the vireo rept:els in Paris on this sup. ject.—l speak fro* bpitCr Infetaratiou than ounce! 1 • rumours. • ' !) , . A few days afteralsis inurder.wsianitOuneed i n Paris, I was welkin& iu..compsuv pith an Zilatiale gentleman, now in the ,eoglihotiehenii, of London, it' man•respeCtiblii and Avirvi+tfrd;rmho .had bedu essay yeari:C',Afetittlfr7nf . LifilOcifi;.linttlsrho,' " . TiAlilltiniiii h00400 1 4 ., 0rrs 1 10 Rt:P l Nsf 4 .:. '?: ' .'": ... 1 For the initials of his name I r efer to my litiek. If I Sh° lll4 l V l3 . 44 Pe ' a 'Wik tO ilPPCit l olifins:A!iiit refer to biro ; cud I am sure , ho i ,nill ,co r oftrrc nty' , , statement. • .- •,,.i ---.~-- kind; but I sun nbw called, n apostate, become I . have expo3ed the vices and wickedoese of-,the most ct,:s,,sysbio Tyrant that ever attempted to Aread ce, ttee 4) f his fellow men. . . Ifm not the apostate, Sir, but thaw a re o ut l ip o ilotee who give nee that blithe*. 1 1, h a y s not fossaktinirty principles ; them seem to have forsaken theirs. While I thought that Shia mighty idol of 'theliienTern democrats was fighting the battles of his country, under the true standard of liberty,„, 0 , 41 as enthusiastic in his praise as any of his prei e l l s ; pi r‘juan• 4—but- sehoniplonasi bia.asmaminoko4•ll4, uf Emperot ; when I .cootentidated the ,French.; ' obople, • who sposedibey were 14htift i f liar itti c „ ty, crushatlun un der the taut of a Mereiles ;nil Unic,' --. :lend di; 'r ealign lyrant, and obedient t o his owl, .ulhenT saw all this, 1 ceased to ha his adtbeate„ I, atn not the apostate; li Am as 'Mitch a friend to ii, berty nom as I was at the Weaning of • the Fre u d, ittoltition . i tut t am en enctuyie 4oNAPAnTery bet ca us e he has extinguished every "pork of libest 7 i t ,. that unhappy country, It is impossible for me to account for the inf a s ca. titan of our democrats here. Every thing that 80. prApAntrs dues, with Mean t is right i P ., 44 ihmo, every thing that air Minister: d o , i s l w,rous ii .; •h e enmity to the latter produces admiration, of .th e former. The unity plausible excuse ,I can give for shu,colduct of these Gentlemen,. Without leoputio g I s to them motives, of hostility to their• country, is, viii they have not been! in Fran c e. L et them con , mit any Gentlemen who-has lately been there ; {es . them ee4d every publication of flee friends of fiber. ty 'wlp have been there, AieserS,ISTURT, WO% &c. who will be found to corroborate, as he as they go, every tittle of what 'll hap Attated t 8 4 then let diem say who is thp apostate, ' ... • • - I conclude by observint, that Ihrettgk,l have !heels personally iirieseribed, liteiniSuned, 'cgil e d , deprived of every comfort of life for my ;••al i t s 14 wised lilac of Tern:rty;: set . 1 should eittzr hate wAt tits one vyllable - un the subject or Fiance, 1 1 4 .I not . beets pronokedby the perverted swims of these:gentlemen democ rats, 'and their, eitra v agaus Praises of the general . etto4ny. or ,utaitkind.. , • , :1 hopethat from your known impartiality, yo tl will not hesitate to givn, Insertion to ots, 41444 issue respectaWe Paper. , . I remain Sir, your's, eke.. • • I.F.W IS ,G04D011114 513th . Ott. 1810. -- - . -.• . , . , We Were 4CCO . liqd jay 1 ; 01 AtCat . iiti : 4::Ati... , niT, with.Whem• I wisititlesatelyAthrialsilli rib, fold stigthat• hohadbrealciasted at*una;i?i, wicisi, 'be found 1 d*J END k li; lOW )14 beip Vii e i t iltzu'rit 4 i Captain. - Thisperder, ()rho Admiral ' , l hisi been the subject - of csstivertation, :MO no den'st weien- tcrlained u to the manner ot ; his ileatbvsuch as I have gien•in any 1101).k. ' Ati'.#49 . icmkt4ro truss," will gad more Credit than thsi aidertiont6l:llld. BAP aotinti Gentlemen'," ..„ : ' ''.'r . ' f!/.ft" l . ,f i l icl I have also said in ury ristdiention l T ; flipat ed. , BrAuvorsrm, who. waa soot liessibLitoictioxv.,. during the last .Pea4e, canielitrAtOnergeswi fu ry{ 1 ganiting a plot to assassinate 4vis.italeassy, ansitiiii, ho had frequently seen the ' late , iitenit i thtoAility 1 1 Mr. T. G . says thit ir faise,•ar a friend of 1811; wid , knew •Brauvotss N,. had toid hitn:e4•thatithie leder. had never seen Dui; eutii.t' : - Cl'inci 141tOittegie 1 am to be convieted isf :faliefslodt : loAt i ftl= 4, ii:iii, to be given to my assertion. ~ olro;lmpl p naVisoiretai, thatif can appeal ,to ii,lnti4 i:Ariiil l 4l4444 le)til A . name 'when mentioned' ttivel : tilltlin, 4, ) !•,•!err,., 1 and who will prove one tact,, that ;gam) Vicatitiriliktil* not only seen I)csemsn,..hsitil*Cio,,64,v46o,zt ; The initials, of this Gentteman'knatii is mentioned • vo. , c,i, of Ito; ~./, in my Bunk; • , , ~ '..1)44 0 I 0.., ; 41 , I. hase,alao stated in my rugliAVALtiliitltt 47,1%.. tuber, 1802, some time .prtiiettO at!. Oistancr's conspiracy, 4 4 a French patterns" ingi ;PM in ,s l r. Palais ELIO, white I ,vt.o4'4•oo4ll#y,wirh. !",f t: English gentlemen, name; ) 111 1 - l amit I could wet mention, .' because . he iwas ittiV.l4;'. Frnsite, • ; the otheiii now in Lo,idoi -(ad1 . .,1,91i.1 -will nevi ill called spun -sti to dn),:who tbld'au.that licimarAttia was organizing a plot 'to' Illiiiiiisielitethe•Aine of Enot.anii." . ''. ." ' • ' , Ai . •. . • :.1 . ... Thus thr , I havrtilbaght.:Ot to reply to the charge made against me by' . r,"•9 1 I ,r, :l i iiii?g ; 1 111 blioo. , fstsrhoods. Lot bint refute ineif he can after he has read my Book.' . •:. • . • 1.. .•• But T. G. &lei nbt eontitte tit chalet° my titter!. . I I•• itig of falsehoods ~his maiice itoes farther ;•:-Ins.sisisea . , to find in me a motive for - those falserPoodse ire cannot thiat - thay - Tirerizitiaitiiiis. • TO'lleiSlnt - fur, my perversion of tenth, 'ho tongratqates oleo? 5 7, havin g entered into the acirsien of Lortiiiret.ixit.4 and Mr.. Palter:vat., and bobsi •11:144nstnelY Piaui- Deleted by those Gentlemen. , •,. •.. .:, . ; Were'. I to plead , guilty to this. ,chiltge,,:l4l4f l however I do not, because it ls nikt 'ion itt poyTafts fact, I should reply in my defence, tint it hat Ai' yet become Criminal for a man to be kaisl "ht i tftr government J. his Connlry. hit sikvisira.tie . nry, hare rendered hot. Perhaps Mr. '.6. ‘ 4. sad itthergen. Omen of his description . , would:think. h eller'. of I man• whu.received muntiy from . - the, enftnies of, 11,4 country. Tho fact, .huweimr, i 4 that I 'neither aSI, nor ever was in'the pay of Ministers i when it shall Ii ' that I 'ha rereilw.a pension or a 'duce, COVENT (iAItDEN zurantit, List night tha Tragedy, .14'9.fitrfAiltes:seprossnig at this Hattie.. This pieci, lto a Drama, !istit•brea misfile* by r the eiitleal world as Mb 'meat' among all the luminous efforts of our bimodal - *Vole" fitly genius (ohje4 jr-ew-f o m rtiesiTco),W9Ul4l often carry Aids fir; seyood, tiod.marks of art, which. were , oreetat.and pl *summary reatoiri=-.. to.-aaroimar-estrarmirerefil . •• 7 -r. - ---r - w-.. sons of earth: .. , ~ , ) The .. prOldnenk neyclty 'anti mini„ qf *Weeder,. 'Wilds scenic .diiiiiiilytsl3 l l..thi•lisatfullosOosse of the ~ ',pert of lake by ..Itle.Cort!4oooll,,:h 46, ti of taweiwa that Mr.'9.Ataii4; ir f trorfal k ati of the * rfagedlit; ll6 dlcildilii 4 "ittesitetc.ptit insAitte sakw. It witA,pvffqr * ft i lig - ireliTei. VII° ha made Mr. A.Attrawripirij k iwrowi w i, :Wild we tIE not rally,comet * ill tile* , , . - t . i; , sli d a' to, . okriValOr./ 4 ;thi 4 .4i;, 1 1 1 „ 4 1 8 i4aViti":oo.o - 'tint Alio') tririgatworntemtviind, hownsiohla %It - sweeter of this i etexibisbetigii,.f-, %%That Mr . r e; ,KErit US. was dell `filiisillii,C4 character s , 'Wei .tirs' lainitiCiitles . i ! stine a gori snwojeg .. 'tut that ho : rdteli,nol i latoM7o4#l4kilgfneitt. wiuth 'Marks every ihrittg„piirfirinieFAyfitta4,, i ,1 1 44,,, t r. Atm of Jive s ! , of all diiweihr actinied-tflo most psi( for t f i i p e rfoirniw4.. Zsritare• it'acuotoaTi.gcli lam; ' nut tri , ouiscolite, the part s , brit.tolztre :St; lump, sot features_4l far as . this remark goes, his e• Ml bwlow the ilia ructsr.-m-rvrist Ilk: iWils; difliog ( . of . Mu* iptilt! ,. : 4 ?; P. *11 .9; 1 ! i, (PPII.' 414. 1 'WV finished In lonia sit its, parts,,, Wires, .. he, so, rirrestioned by k . Demasona, at , the iermiiiiitiou of the grit Yqt, es 'tei :Ilia .crit.i 64 l,Opipitm , 4;r' 1 1...i, b* gave the verses a new ineasurimierit.witich we term beard before ; but WitMh, *WWI!. idea,' aos prop; . inasmuch as he 1104i:idol; 1 1 1 40 t 4o . i mpr i own a 4. , presumed tread*); •et Abe matter. 'is, a weld, Where Me. C. liksint4 •pourtrlld tin, .part . .iilli s t reng th of outline and. vigour olcolOoring, it owing to that • knowledge •of his -UN iii *hid is 'steeds voiseetly ferf.ward.einorig,ll6 cetcraporariss, , lje received-much applause. . . ''ilit. hale • fretpoitity soolttor of Mr. ,Yousc's Performance of ,Olhello; but, he, issued roma piing i miler cermications, lee this part, CM this ()remiss, . whiclr'ereatly'buniiil in truth to notlee+ lli - is en. phase; and his evilest when he ticiaioied -- -)“ tie t:ort.is retailed; oat Ito/Hula* w kit, is *stop Ix.* Were *hull? pi , anew ,sort ; yet they were nut the novelties of vanity and folly, but the emanations of' ( Lamina cud, lisulthpl unilqrstaiutings An this. part 44 - the delitiortioa s .6l4 memory swill net justify as' :iti:beieviriellrat Mr.BAe it r was his superiur. i 4%, : is' bitl.„4o 'reef expeciat hills "- from. Airs, if. Jou NSToN, in De:deacons ; she has neither tie . 3 i nt " ' ahe real !visibility 0 the 'ills • rid r! . I 4ler TtiOtier" 1)1 . ' Suit% ' for •Corsie ' era RAZ...9c l l l 4 irtict ii)iicli, *longs to Disdevietia There. were: passages, however, in which ghosts iu4c.c.li‘tectiluful i apit up' he vr hole she gutiouclisp. • .' The Afierillece was vie Spofl'4Child, in , *hick Mr. : I..trroer ably sustained the;lea t seetile charactit of 2i alfs al. d i t i Aii.l.S.,Stootil that et WA , Pie& _ . . . . 111)11C11 . I% - - Theinellifirlor 'entitle'd X. I. Z. in propar. I shall as 0 1) 41 4 avowit, * I now deelaro ;he at:Cove.nr;garctkn Theatre, is saklib he the produe. charge of T. G. to totoise. . - • • bon of Mr, Cot.max. If it be from the pen of I liaTO notdedicatml my late.PubliCation to• MI, that Gatidemim'ilt can scarcely fail to he worthy of „.. flirter', but to my Country.. . ..Aly object waif 'and "Kee", inti .I TCVA, ~ I. a ili Ce rel Y wAt it I lis to convince my rnisguidLd csountrymen, that in ' el " IN ICllL V iii i i;". * o ! 7..""re bare very coal enterable guatiiitics of Whent — to-tiay Pad gal: 4 their mttravagan: praisto of a Mai wboilits 14)46 , • ' . • ;•• 9 thereof do unit- maintain last priei,.. • Bark,' and kimseif to be guided by innate ernalty and Personal Malt continue at the late reillicti:m. Li . rt:as'a nd ambition opts; wbo• wishes , by or hatever means, 1 Beans of eat-totes; cip:iini thew - a hot Ws iraril i ” per as 0 nefqh" by the means of assassination, !'1")". New Tit 36., to 4 . 141. pre .gilei 10; • v' d ottani sup. PuAs o l .l / 4 /Lsi luiP,f4l; ffalachagt. to •becouic the mats. febrn . -46'4' 41 . " • e. Gail 'Ye adiliA kkt AO" • '; 1 11 X1 WOWS octicir bas cap i egirool4l a foatto:r rf• ter of the human race. • . • ' duction in price. f lent •rtearty*e'itaills oat late I was nil I rem a friend 4 th, liberty of man. prices . ' . ralinn