The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-06 00:00:00

No. 1412. •"'"...--- . . - _, • . .. , NEW T HEATRE ROYAL, etIVENT-GARDEN. I.: PUBLIC ire iNipeetfilty informed', . thit'• T i lt" NLW THEATRE:- ROTA Lc COVENTO Aft-. DEs. WILL BE OPILN •.D on MONDAY _ NEXT., Sep. te , s b e r Li, IMO. slut .13 PL AY, ttitfi trther f.NTERTAIN-• NES IS. a% .. ill be exprol 4)fitrore. Advertiseortruts.. . ... ' The door. vrIII ' ) e'opelle(ltt 140 !Nut five, zatid the Play be-, gpr . -2 , )., • ', • . • places for tin. Boxes to be taken of M T , BRASI).9N 4 at she Pito Bes- O' ie.1111004- 4 pitiee, Malt -street; front' ten till fuer. 411 1 Boxes 71. sciond Peirt i k. &Cliit siAcc . se - iii tire c i s y_l,,,,, t i naliery 9v. Seeded Price 16.•-vliisphlA(Alkiry IL Second Prier ;id. No mutiev to he rette,rl. _.__, , : •, . • ) •;1: , ) 7,1)4 t i'!1 - • r THE INIIM3IT-ANT4 •of ' •TO 'WEIL. HAuLtirt,..tuat the PUOLIiC Rtilatte.AntAmit re rH.tfmiry Informed. shot ihe FRIENDS of RIC&I A Rix o* the p r i ta toikettier, ws' hat laWippabibeaditGais oi„ and Adjutant AltON, of tor: SeCoad tiler Iftyatcla at k &oft of Istoilivy a: 4 t.eavOl . hehl nt Carlsea, have solnotarity opened& SD tififitiPi tcnJy TioN for *fro} in 4 hit heavy Eipeucklacarsed - flairelay, at the followiog fl.smors • • • • Mr. Watts, White Ha t. Vine-coart, flOtattields. Mr. Walker. u-% er, Ar aaa deuhp, . .ts Mr. Bruin ii Ti'.'w., Gibraltar.walk, Batiiio.,Calpoa inad. • Mr. Waite*. BishoPss-oTert.TChisseery 4 ene. T.. t. Mr. p en f o ld',, Cruvilrinorc sies, Deptford Mr. Osseo, Kist; of Polssife. 4 l m-strfit, IYel'itfore? l4 ` lll As the stove-mooed B Wltitp - ,THitiop i rprfebily vbidicaied lifAhe People a dd the ; cite, it i s humbly remised+ at;timrirbilve ilishablisala twill yeti rt all his ihe.tirteitt taeMsakataptatorfecuttiary Expencao tit e.r, colv.iaer ; HOPE iNSURANCE 'ern tt; LUDGATE•IIILL. Thai Mil O. NOTICE ft herefii - 00, Thiti a 'ite,c.:4l . Ge -11 nerd Sktektoo.of Pr,itnela ,rs Gold ten *ti'hares and. arta 6it CajtiollSnieL it this Cb , y, Wili be holden at ttw City of •Inpaßnit.Tionnii;.Binint mot* ea &kitty, OW 140110411MA_OWATit,iir iciport or the . Directark no the su niett referreuldrilittrintenigattuti at the Lot General Court of Prnprottn•;'*• - : • WILLIA* BURL see l'ff. B. The efidwwiti he taken .it Toe p Clock ityccise4Y Ir ;iliSli.-irestfttr!ftilly - returns .tiittofts ' tri 'tots JR • Ptithe ror their m4)+114 , 00 , 4 , imowurs la•tbi Lon. Lottery, sod Acqu ti!eto 1114 . 'llikatioShifirfi art WIWI& ter ilkos prsent L Very, ittroftb hit truly • nrltio:Oe Ocoee., 4, CORNl#l , l l .pittl9. tR0951 1 . 41 * , Were * Caw*. Abet Iron Statrod wad Seitiritbiai too 9 )11410. . • t.• ?woo loAliti!Cdiottrr 101171 be oitppliid by inj de ig 1*(1 . 6 Agflo4 Scoiras — clish, n.d Orrae or P.,..t-i - OnPro 610, to Ober y, 4 .;! ) mitid+.4..: or Ca Las Re.thiest. Loudon. • • Pociti#4o•lrtk autt:gisr k NAI tillniloolll, 4 - 4 Loa Peleifltbkirr to thaßloganst Prince el .Wnleit,'at the Origival4binufactory,N o. lel, strand,oissite 'sevrc . street, itegs leuts ttirecothoiend to IllePubfie pp bis OEN R BLitt K I,F.AD PENCILS, wlaisseinspetior re ' . _I bees for more Alwho• 61 htprs.nnivaisally acktiowJedliod.: isill. re.sfll• fur drawiet in olourilof u 14te inven tio n .) , 6 di e ti.i psi.* his !Wells frOsinCoaniesteits; tfie isiltri; ve Ma , Was Ale I =Mistily Voldleton, is uow elionce4 to 14. Mithnetots, and the ditection,lfd. itit,•Stnuid, leuttledt WllroPed.. o ;4 1 4113- e cit. An rztedllbe assostident of podust-rseks used t •*. e lis duld^silvervand plain; a cons== llwlt le : i ft= d oir wrllion:i and dirololott - elberti . pick-t coninsollC, cootainius ever, artick NO' shavloil Wil l dressing; poitable'orittng told dressin-.4le.ks and bones, in 12t 1 h9gisny, sates. wood, leather, Rec. Writing paper,. extra OW cut, large pena l floe Irish stied !illicit sealing- wax, alai allislllo of detiseery s pima le and counting-house letter-copying:own chines These machines, by which writing may be expediti ously and cleall voided, ace brought by N. Middleton to toe *boost perreelioas And comprised in a mahogany case, which twangs consplete desk; some so !man to to be of the eat conveuienee todisrise who travel ; others of a site • rd tn answer the perfumes. of a roaiplete secvetaire. A iheitykinorib meet of nieonc :aid all giridsaff.AoccullefY• . .• • ' I • • • • - eNel . , 1 Public li Matitokolds, Coughs, Consmistiricild,'Yllgiiiiiir dad • ._, _Ore Pulmonary tionsptiunts. ' ~_ t A I MA Dog I'VkY EG ETA 1)•tili VISS P:PrCAA is .an ele g ant Pte k aratilba.., : qMpand limy (w its name ins plies) comMoin g . the riveted vlrtues . of the most esteemed Ritsronic and Re-torative Vegetalsis4l,. int tss a Remedy for C.dd., t'oggiss t cousomptincia, Assibloatt,,awd. -, thet roil : 1 i Co.uplitiots, otitis, ple.toult. mouglO4 WA Ortic ia r it in eaq.Afttit - n . itazl•pcsnifuVii a fkont. 'WM person fit grow so pleasant, (bat it is equal to wiliness/jaw r Sol', noceirt, that I may be given to On id .nt ; nod soedir.seinugi ttle.t &eve Ritlis, its. it *ere, before it; - In all cases, !iderther ;ieet , tit and plight,; or long standing and inveterate, errs el ectrr"o re,truly attib T ei , biug,, awl almost incredible. In no nee Instance bas it eve, failect-to produce immediate relief; and. if a cure. ,Ise within' t. the reach of medicine, .is' will aunt certainly prove the happy Malts of : accomplishing so desirable An (ed.—That Obese are nut the dictates .qf lute ell Illiartiag, the ft4lowieff imspeetable vouchers, selected from a great number, .s ill abundantly i.ruve,--•• We; a hose names are herehuto Wl seribed, having felt toe happy ellkets of hludden's Vegetable Essence on ourselves, or hating been eye- witnelori there.of on others, do hereby earnestly recommend it to the adlieted with Colds, Tomths, Consumptions, Asthma; Ite. We do , also' hereby declare it to be our opinion, that Mr. 61.. Idea, forte clog already so longsacridced his ease and interest to • his Be nevoleace and Humanity fn dispensing iegrattiitously to his suf. helix Friends, Neighbours, and Acquaintance, for having now offered it for public sale, at a , price which will preclude but few ftem purchasing, and for his benevolent intention of rood• ovine to dispeme it gratuitously to:objects of Charity, is justly entitled to the Thanks of the Public. E. Astir.' Esq. Great George- Mr. Bowen, Efaid-court, Rol street. ben.. "V. Illsbeinore, Esq. Finchley Mr. Flight, Worcester, China )l- Mot, Ely. Greewrow, linker to Ms Majesty,• Co- Chelsea. • ' • vestry-street. J. B. La Grange , Esq. Re- Mr.floyde,Pentou- place, Pen cegjeogth: schequer. tonvilte. T. rpe, Esq. E Lek- Mrs. Clark, Church-few, goer Rill °dice. - Newiegton, fourrey. W. C. Paynt, Esq. Perlis- Mrs, Jaques, Grocer, Ramp aunt Glee. 3 . Sewell, Elm. Brbmptert. Mr. Lee, E isbrnonger, Ramp- W. 0. Romplirry, Esq. Coss- stead. . ell Office. Mr; T. Reddish, Camberwell. J. ', Esq. Princes-sir. Mr. Wißlchersle, Cooveyr .... ' • limitary Seeley ._ , ..,ouveyen-. Oreeu George-street, WINO; . ekts Helteh - Pi• doekirT. . _ perfect . mistater. Mr.T.L.llgMan,Cashier,pank v al. /*PAPA ilid .aditirablo Os „at of Strictures is the Ure. Charles }lead Greens, Km. Mr. Biles - Collins, ditto, ditib. , -- f,,, th a. lie may add, that he tray art for many year: enjoyed so comfort and freedom from pain; and leo entertains no. boreersel-street, Portman- 1 Jam stre es e C t, or ue lk d e r , D Esq rd_sq . C u :axio m.. tie-. mach oj.his having obiaincit throne& his skill um l attendants, a maitre. pe rfe ct and radical cure of that horrid comptihrt. As At wets nut J. %Yardman, Vag. ?dersham- I Benjamin Ciockett, 'Et+ 4 street, Westminster. %oodford. Es. , ex. • • . •, a stranger to the amasser that others teemed Mil compla4 pit, hi., Mr. J. F. Bogey, jewe11er,1,..61.,... Air it in hi( power, jeans a fair trial and a just torapicrison, to St. James';.-striet. ' IlatiwaN- yard. • - Mr. Grtgevit")// '' -.....'""' paylliat tribal' of applause to DM Currie whirr? he seasib featly and Wiling to acknowledge.' 4 . Mr. Madden respectfully informs those who Indy be 'clitiSosed and 41411 eVer he most ready Ily an early application to Messes. Currie . ad Co. *lie pa to try the lambing powers of fits soveretes remedy.' tbat ,for li efi g will escape use pain, datt i ter„ to.cl expenme of a lurk; and more general accamosodatioo s ti may be had in tv , price tedious Attendance upauless experienced practitioners. 7s. stamp ia Lludet, di blinds, 13, Sfadden, "To. 100CeS' MARIII,EI) W-OM EN, an..haie Ion; hero disapphiuted in ter-street, Quee n - stuire, Bitaimsbury ; erbovir*lstv ' * • ho' their expeciatioto of 4 family. s way be rionri-d that al must are object, of charity may lipply• andobib' d 4 ; 'troves such defeats ace curable by..niettical Mill ; and although 4 RandaWs, Royal Exchange; Cmae, G . aryitrill . v . . To Per-- giii removal at such impediments be an object of doubt and at.- % fume Sltp, bet, Fleet-street ; 'Mr.. Simile -180dkit'Ikt. C .. P." . y with takers.; het thecdte ..A • ,nth ftefuct., by the A rno street, Bath ; and Messrs. Meggy. audr Cialtit; C44luti ; I regress of renovation, is the acquiretiant of their expe- Mr. Keyser, Colchester ; Mr... W.ashlassin,•l Books tlFt, Gl l .yelkk C ite ; • .•• • • tester; Mr. Buten, Cern-street, Bristohr MY:•••lntriteu, kart ,s 14 . Currie nod Co. max he consulted by patients or eter ; Mr. Cl a rk, ite, High -street. •41040011hi' **,, 1 1/oPlettitto . elebt . i," o itli the greatest secrecy cud honour, at ' their 3J, Hayntarket.—Hampsteadslloo.l 414.. . ~itt•- 4.„„: 11 .. „ — a " l ' taiiii i . se- 107, liattiavmardeir. It is a most effectual remedy lath* ikaaragkvisj,a;_*, ~ l e t , ', rifleats in the Country, describing partaaphate ..f their case, W. B. Any quiutity, not less titan nirlillicrelltite'lv agr,lidit.inude of liymt, inctosing a resattlante fur Advice turd . .. . pan sif the rintatry.*Nn receiving and ;If o; e • potual 1 ourdiripev, tar saute si ill be ;overt •or seat to :my par! of** or every three, Citffi* free. 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Tree Card “a' . 1,14 in 3, tw tad separate. Js. `'OCTAL 11111 ) 1'1N:EiS.-1iscri ige shout& - 1* the foundation of Social H ippioess, which is often fits., .turbeit through toe parties that Atria the union ,sot tiling those precaution , whir.. would secure tarn tbe enjoyment of cod great domestic blessing. People of every rook pa, adoration to tlatalirite sof asedlock ; but where the t metivlian ties (testi tainted by disease, or debilitated Its a certain nabit contracted at an ettria age, a reviosatiou of stability previous to entering tkat.state is inilispettsjbly .requisite to revive toe slumbering. its of life, and to reanimate the system. no disorders cootrlbt4ed•more einentially to destray tI y 'reveal ea poi- - lite,s titan those which are the consequence of unguarded pleas 'dbets lt was tin; coasideration w art .tidticed Mews. CUR E o..forthese last./* atty years to direct twit* studio and ttentiol exclusis el • to toe treatment and curc of the Veiwreal 'Viseaile,natcaliedisisrdersoirising therefrom ;as Waite that de 'rao„staortit of system, produced as ape destrurtive trabit.rif the Lincensidernie setliod-h4f,Whiett Wrings on those dist ressitvt DE LITIASuad Et' le tENC IES tutu prevent of embitter the atriinonial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of the-e complaiets, which are the most important in the aaalneue of human talk tonics. bi.hoves every person who has indulged in this soli - Wiry vice to sSek consulting Professional Men of emi- Wendt and.nonour' ,to which Messrs. CUlt Vona Co, claim. the sanction ..f scholasi ie. authority, us well as the testimony of uorriatradicted incr..ln profeSsing the care of thesecomplaints, they bold out uojoducemeat W vice; but, srusible us all men mitt be of the existence of such calamities, they offer their a.,ostance asregularly educated Members ofthe Royal Gulled Surgeons or London and Edinhurri. Slight and recent caves of Syphilitic: infection are radicaily cured in the short. space of two days. Those of the most obstlitate duration,such ay obiawetious, inveterate strictures, pains of the 'hones. alerts.' are.persuaneutly aid speedily cared. Several ,N obkanea, and Groilemeu of the first respectabilitf have been under the eureisif Messrs. Currie sad Co. for the removal of cosiplaisits of the.Uretbra, Strictures, &C.; and _having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references linty he made, to them as satisfactory ceadences of the decided sriperiority . of' Messrs. Currie nod Co.'s plan of treatment. Mauy of thews Gentlemen had st r ictures from ten to twenty yeah', and ware: under the care of Messrs. Holm, Hr.aviside, awl other Sur geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by. the applicat too of the lunar caustic, without success. Dieser'. Currie and Co. have selected the, following letter from the litany they are daily recent ibg.. from Geutkinen, retortion them thanks for their restoratioo to sound and vipiroto , braith. It was sent to theme unsolicited; from the son of allohle who had laboured under this distres•ing and painful Malady S. ten years : he had been under. the care of several Surgeons of protessionalennaroce, nose of whom afforded him permanent relief; but front the suprjor otetood of treutm nt adopted mid. .punitiedby Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical cure tube sheet space of one inoutb. •••• Mrty 48,:1810. • Siii.Drr. CUR ftIE, 107; Hatton-garden. is feels greet plassare in comostraicothre to Dr. Carrie tAs ' re-establishment of hts in conuquence ' treatise 1111111=1, _ • 1. ItEVIEW OF TaIE LATE SESSION: OF PARLIAMENT. +1id.......- ' . . [Coatinued from oar Paper of Aug: nj Our readers must have percrivttd, by what we mentinned in our, last publication, that, the place of Treasurer 'if the Yost-Office atirs%made a sinecure, 44 it effected the pliblie intereaf,Rand effitient, usit affected his awn. This is one f:if those tours- de ' main, 'that are not, We be fie've l , frequent ly vsapfted t') in the Sister Ishawil, et lueet, kftwe may:3eigial4, I" the "faith, it iteciainiail . u1ac01at 4 , 1441 4. , '0' 4 41 AdinOtt pfaetitioirefi ; lllll4l; Egleisto *C4061 at e ' ' ..- T kit fasiPhifriiiirmwsk.,...... _.- ...ristances, the tra d e.liaiiirli"liiiisbeeb;;;leit 'it. en Ireland to a grestaliaiteiti-anef with iu6nitely treater fatality, the* tilt atites country in the world. Three.foiirthe •of the People having been tendered, is a great measure, aliens in the Jand. tharlitee them birth, seem to have thought that they fiedfittle or no interest in its concerns, as a political elate, .and their attention was so wholly takenap with the penal statutes, of which they were themselves' the exclusive objects, that they had no time lo devote to the consideration of any either subject. The law that did not denounce fresh pains- and penalties against the great body of the nation, was always a popular law, and tata:: ti in bearing, apparently at least, equally 4pon th PrOtatantand Catholic, cheered the latter with the Mialihittee of impartiality upon the part of his no -4v.. Renee it is, that if an Irish Chancellor ot, the 'Exchequer could find means to satisfy the prin. - cipat heads of the ascendant party, he had little to spprehend, from any other quarter, and his power. of txaction was limited only by the actual circum. stances of the country. It 'was long before an Irtahnfan could be brought to consider theAdminis. telttiOn in its proper point of view, as the Steward. • 'ship of the Commonwealth, and it was eitreinely . It to persuade him that Government bad not i . ight to do what they liked with .their own me. net", in which light he viewed that of the passing through their hands. Thetilea of bringing them' to account for the manner of -expending it was' as foreign from his notions of propriety, as ' o ,ettluld be the' project of .arrogating to himself :the poiver c,f mating his landlord responsible for the . disixssal oft the rents, which he annually receives! leoin hisienants; and when he heard that the peo. • „pie of 1)' A merica resisted the operation of the Staiup. .Ast s :ll*-wonder could only be exceeded by his indirtatinai .at Sidi aim unparalleled spirit of .es. ,belliott. Ets short , the state of the public min d was , ,brought to a level with their political co n dit ion . and it could sot be sank lower. So that, contrary ,t 6 the maid* of, ifistOriatis, why have' obtain* that it is,ooly after nations have arrived at the at. most pitch . Of grandeur, that they reach the acme of corruption, Ireland presented the singular ape. tack of a people plunged into the lowest depths of citil,and political debesesneet, while its. Govern: meat exhibited a sort of meretricious glare, that would have better suited the must pr•ifligate of, Is Rome.' In:England * however, they settled those matters .ettsicit better, in consequence ot haying early ferined peoviect ideas upon the subject. There taxes have, i• i• • at - ill times, been - viewed 'with a jealous-eye, which p • srsued them, throughout their whole progress, (rpm the pocket Of the subject to their ultimates:. ivendikure by lbw band of the Minister. Doctrines, were, . therefore, maintained in England as consti., isitional; which, - in Ireland, would have been eon- . sidered as treasonable or seditious ; but, thanks to the native energ . e• of the. Irish people, excited, "roused, and directed by the spirit and wisdom of a resident Irish Parliament, matters grad 'Lally changed, and ', Patriot King s seconding the views of •an en.' 'tightened Legislatere; has raised oar country to' a I .cobsciiiitsttess of its importancetothe welfare, to thy Wry - existence •of the state, from which the happleat results have followed, and from which may, belultimately expected iheconsumination of na:.' •tiooal felicity, in the legislative indeperidenee of each Country, combined with the union, strength, and integrity of the British Empire. • - Much, however, remains to be, i done, end'. thi state of the political wor4d,unexampled in the Mi. tory of mankind, requires that.it should be done cinickly. The task of 'really consolidating the forte of the two countries, so as to enable them to meat the awful cmergency,of the times, demands the fell e x e rcise of an enlarged and liberal understandingspf which the presen't Ministers, at least, have 'proved t h emse lves destitute. Arts, indeed, they ..may lowed to possess, but they *ere of the diisdory kind,. consisting in petting Off measures which must be al.' tauiately adopted, until the period arrives when that adoption ill be usrli•ss or inefficient. • The t great questious ' of Parliathentary Return) lad - Catholic . • s • • ...., -_',L . • • . .t.— . _....., - - . . . . ... • -.. . . . -. _ .....--- -- g r, ..• (/ 4,; .. •r*. •• ' .;,' : . . , , •• 1 t ''..;,„,i/..,--, • • . . " P <IP.• r s •• ' 4. --.. , • ',•..t• vi- •'• • • - 4-•, -- : • •::-. 1-... t0.."-;.—ok- 1 •••-....-eb- .4.• st—ii.. 0 ,, -- , 1! ' - • '4 4 -.4 , —•— 4 • — 7 . 1., • ••••• .- • . •• : .• • • .. r. 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The Minietetli !et this; but; eoulitinic with the adoption of those stabisAry measures the idea of the de. of their own pastier, then bare nut wag. .6411tatity enough towacrdice their own to thu into. treet:ut the coati/lenity: Thry strive to pi;rs , sade 'o . loseisaelves the conati escape, or weatlrtr Ltbst supra!, by 'hick it tettkitotgeited s and thui dc- ~. stews the safety of (heti..104 1 ,4.Na, his dominions, ileathis prople t to be disposed of Ivy cuntitigeticire s fo , , voltichara honest Seward would expose the pro.. pony of hei Master, i hey seem decided upon no. iliihg but to fioittlbeir places, which t hey, are de. IStudirettto do it 'the hazard o f all Abokalliietel of s" the . British Conittitntiuu ought to hold dear. In toh . • every ether circumstance, whether in the field or thecabluet, all is weakness, Wavering, and hesi... - fafioll. left possible that such men can seriously beliive that theirs are the only hands tit to hold the reins of Government at this dreadful junctore2- 2 .• 11,/ they do, that belief alone o a demonstrative proof their incapacity. But this. is not the castr•••• their dissentious among themselves, the spirit of foe. Alois, that pervades the body, and which has not been extinguished by the removal of Lord Castes.. .lie.tom and Mr. CANNING from office,. she* that, Whatever each .individual may. think of his own utility todirect the alleles of the nation, he is cons sifted of. the incapability of his colleagues. Ii this, then, in the name of God, a Ministry fit to set in opposition to the must skilful, the must daring, and - the most powerful suldier that the mo. deco world has ever pro limed, seconded by 4,ottibined and concentrated pbysical and niteliee. leaf force of the whole Continent of . Eor ;pel .4 . conspiracy has been for ..ed for our dredrectiuna for our extirpatioe, by el the .great powers: of itte ' ..earth; Bollaretto, in the full vigour of mind rind body,. has the .complete and isecuatrool;•d directioa that conspiracy ;refuel' safety is entrusted. PA • TtItCEVAL and his Cellvaitiet o . whose tektite,. . whether great or small, hare been principally, if not exclusively, exercised in- the narrow lea of Party and Lo..k into toe materials of as Cabinee, and 'then compare them with the sPoniling parts of the enemy's 4dmiaiar4tion. "Kr. PERCILTAL a , 6t antaiheolidt for TALLITR *Sib a flit Lord Ciefer.tt.eAute, or is nis Successor: .turd Lilimiosis p lO lit opponent M Ban Sul ea to 'the • *sir Deperinkint I Let the 11.1..41i5.5tt people serial *tasty atk (honer' l'es, if a hundred taiesand .s Inett were landoitutiost their oleo, is at to such meet • ,shit • sbey would wrists tu see thetere of their pro.' per, Attic liberty,'ee l lists ton - fitleil If net t by. what rule of reason are ne:to, rely upon them, ,at .a criiis, scarcely leis pregnant . with itangei ? The Planners of the W sicheren Expedition, the ,Threctors of the;t:trattish•Campaigtis, are to plan and di rec t the mode of deft:tiding due country from the invasion Gf enemy, The eirletidotir of wh .se ge. .nius and exploits almost blinds the biome mind tee the, atrocity of his conduct. But what do the Mi. sisters urge in theirclefence, whet, thi..alcst Urge:mit, proofs of their iticApacil t are brought against them-, retrintitration, foreouthy-they telt us" that iiiiiGentleeten upon the opposite side, " all the ta. :ktiits,"its.tlicy sneeringly call them, are no belief' - than themiielres. But were we to giant, what is, by no means true r that the tnea-ures of the Aldo , Administration were as unsuccessful as those of the' y - present, that they were as disistrous, as ruinous,- - abs disgraceful, as those that have maul inly distill.. guished their successor• in office, what does'all.thic :pt•ovt; but that t ant:rot' theta ought to be trusted with the reins of Goterement, end that resource Should-behad to some • other quarter, for that spi. lit of wisdutt,. vigour, and• patriotism, whit alone 'tail rescue the Enipire from immediate destruction ?. Is. the SLicreign debarred from chasing his Mi... silsteri anywhere, buf•apioeg the Pittnes or rho Footles? Is there no., third party in England, ca. pable o f ado - ening assistance to the stale ? For a Cessideriblit time, theStyAtiti amused the people , With• leetules ution . ,, 4 4 . .King.craft," which they • • witdntaieed to of toesseblinie a nature for the• .understanding of the Vitlg4e; -the cant of •• party sa.. v.rurs very Mea) of 'tine,. er.rather arises from the. very same principle, a notion _ that none• but th o se ' - ieho hail; been drilled' either in the, ministerial ratik , or Of the bind of eppusition,. are-6;,1° be entrusted. with 'the "Admioistratiun the'.Einpire. It . this • 'webs Zeus, tha'state of tile nation week! be despe.• rate; but ills notirne, and .wc, _therefore,. looks+ - wiih assorince td the period, which we trusts not very remote, *lpett ' our Sovereign s ,sueroettsledbr) Mifilsters, enjoying in air equal 'degree the.,eonfi.• dente of their ILoyilf Master and of his loyal jests, shall triumph• over the menaces/at* - thee:iamb and enable us to look back to the .present state ~t. affair"; with the pleasing consciousness of smudgy,. which we experience upon ettskins from - enamour dream. . . . 4 t' be OntinuerlJ . • • K . • _:~.6 -~.. t d • , • • ,_ l. :4 " .. : 4 1 .- t 4 7 ? • ?.".1 - eii ) 1i .1. i i i ....--,- tr. • .-4, •