The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-19 00:00:00

41'4111 trintr,LNENCite. .‘ I.r • k * FLO. 111.--The i'reisrirrefgate Carmoniorr, prize I;:t4ird . tii lts idttitio6 to the River, fro.% . . 'ads 11ie traiie; hayalist, aad Callable Aoatos , . .• . • it. rail. 17. —Arrived tho ietemaelms, Reeves, with ;vim ., ; t h e A wefts INKS &Wail, Mristei. from Silete tMt t Ciihralpit. with no. sloop 51ary, job" N. Raptell, Maitre, a kmeia aMl . Gthraltar. with seine and wool. The the Thetis; letter of marque, from Liverpool to Innen:4.6ll well , •• • ..iron hoisted his flag yesterday no ho.ard the 4.zate, and is to proceed immediately to Cadiz. It that he is to take all the ships that aro ready at 0. Mit, supposed to Db in comentrnee of the the Frvoch ariny is the Routh of Span: Iris frigate iron the Eattwaell. hurboar the Indefatigable aad narbosaise MaJesty'svhlpi Africa, Dictator, and Scrap's, Lotwarti. T• : ws from Cadiz .trite; that the Spaniards ,costly cseespied • strengthioing the 'hc It.:c of Eton, the town ollt. Mary, .rn shore of the harboiir ; and that Ge. 'SELL had sent -twelve hundred troops !tar to assist in their defence. liue.of.battle ship, muter orders fo •om Portsmouth to the Downs, were on intermsnded, sod will, it is supposed, 'scliz fp assist in the defence, or ratter ion of that place. • Ich troops-in Holland are medlar At' Marshal OVIMMOT, who has Ipesirap.' overnor General. 1, it is understood, have dispatelsti as! Purvis to the sth inst. which state, iemy's advanced corps had appeared at ithin 30 mites of Cadis. I-vs been brought by the Britoweart, irrived at Yarmouth as a cartel from that war has been declared by BONA int America, and that all the Americus `,een seized. iciable ',umber of vessels are arrived in from France, Flanders, and Holland. of one of them, which left Ostend on' evening last, mentions, that a report talent there, at the time of his sailing, •asst had left Paris for Spain on Sun- • ,ERIES.—Tbe strioultorai objectors to rho Act of Parliament which substi. for grain, in the process of distilling find a stubborn argument afooll4, fict that, onntrary to all former ions, the price of grain under thb the obnoxious ActrinsteLl of falling ; ;u!arly rising. fent of the Department of the Po half, lotified to farmers, that be has rip. dm the Minister of the Interior sofa', Calabria's tOtton, in tinter to be disbrijil ig tugs° irlio nee' rrttliwir-tw-rwitieate 14: the proofs already made in this Mil remove the possibility of a doubt of thin , cultivation of Cott& being introduced 'Katie the tno,t eiposed situations, if the properly prepared." . spinning.mitts at Kirkland, Fifesitire, ii4hted with 65.. Tbs.apparatusis capa. producing light equal td that obtained* of 1000 candles of sit to the weight. at class of the Dntch institute hate added to their eorrevoniling Members, 14, of Bremen ; Seinest, of . liatle ; Paris ; THUNIIIIIO, of Upon! ; and 011 f 'men, Mani. NICHOLSON and Awrnua rch for the Lesuicohall.strcet plate its be sharply' contested. Twittisig ‘ll.ll nearly equal commercial weight ; !hi indidates ate old favourites; and Would alk gnietly over the course, were there candidate : the opposition, howev trio, may occation some Crossing SOM4' • 71 ct of the Seatonian Prig° Poem toil'', . year,. is The Death of Abel. 'distend chests of prelims, plunder ar. month, at Paris from Vienna. They loan the Danube, in transports, as far (cneral No NCRIEF has assumed the cons. tie garrison of null. ry of Ancient Prussia, by the tele erect has been lately published in Aveniently aro our modern drama!, or TX mclo-drames, constructed, that the &cam ' lirst male singer being tunable to give :0 ihe Author's avhl eomposer's itleav t ,urt ;ht of one of these pieces his no &Uri. -t. thit it something like what °mfr.: ivinrial Theatre, where the born bt the indisposed, an apology wail made la llanvlct bring omitted! legravine of Aust./wit, it is intiersiotigi : ionablo World, is about to yeast . , the hilly estate of nsa!vinsaney. I ill prove her " third," arfd 64 pill 'One of asking." )1.1.1 of Admiralty have resolved oft flit 'erring wet docks at North fleet, and dia. 'nil they shill be immediately cumntene= inpposeil, from the present OStitlittei Ist two millions stcrling. of the Iteductirm of the National ow the Ist August, 1788; to the Lt Fe. .cdeeseted by the Binltiox t'mid - £156.044,9111 -fermi ay Lona Tax teat...stied - 93,v21;4611 Life /twoplies purcioused - 1,025,5111 'anost of Great fltitnio - 111.488514 Iretani - - 6493,90 Irn Limo - 1020,5'25 Lush to Puriogall - V1,n02 ----- Total - - 1813,125:1/69 um fn he expended in the ensuing Quarter lid. N r naves. Ti ,„ valiant, r I n the 1:0,24 of war. rilrllnVl if. fr,NO Cadiz. W ?VP, White, trrwon 4 2 and froin Valencia I Mee .r ke th ' Ise Ilediterraw %.Iwiral flit ',ober rile:me. • ~•porte•l that ,ir,.rt with lanfe.ent, Of II Arrived the] Wirt up Ina Ilia 11 aa• iii 1,3:a the ::a: The letter: w ere iocussa 1107'0 of the the Northern 1,,41 CAMPS, I,orn Gibraltl al lit lkok r recerd from count te. sent to C 3 tit evacitatia The Prole c olmanil of : pointed Goal Alinisters, • f r om Admire Rio that the ericm Samos, with A report F. which has art Ger Yellow!, alas again.: the ships hare be A consider th e Pifer, fr sited the Master u —fee Wrinesrlay 141 Ira; prevaler leuw that BOIIAPAI day lat. DtreflLLtit kale renewing t bt at be toml sugar f Mtge( spirits, will diets in the f • sod predictis ep/ration of I Ist been rcgu The Pretee prblicly notil recital from seeds of, Call held! %moult ref He Odds, " t • prfoiost rem oteeshful cul is a brie; Mit in prod be pr The ail ei gle • att how light IM bie of prod (rat the be pond weighi The first 1107 added Dr. OLIINt, I HAUT, of Pa I S reuutrvnictl . re I Noe. it, The mate) April will b • . P Ile tarry n unir fire c.in !•al • prolkstily real e tie a third C el Ale. Dar thiok ioitliag. The solii•c the presort y: M ei Poor thou at ie ti , ed, la, t m a m i 'were scat Jo Painu. Major Cre :wed t tie It Ps/ A Ili.tory r b a dd hrr....d Kole or b liontany. • ' 4 O con, ni tale ntelo4r g lOW Pases.of ali d t!teranre to • tha vie first nigh _e *mai cflt•r t, og t ed al X prow * Olt thing' i ro t ) toe part of 14 Call The Matgi .111 10 the fashio : 1,, 4-) re into a l 1 1 • so, it wit 6e I.lst lime . • lloari IP& . erec • ;:ninri l• It F e u 7 %%O! C•ls tin Accoi r h o . sl a t, 1;0111 • , r • Ft&emeit Pit .3r-rerre hub) by 1 nn terra km . ..) of tl Unto or 1 ' 24D2168( , . 6411T14 N B VIRG 11 - - 41414.1 .. • - .• , , . fi • •'. A - ''• , • 4 rgrio"T - , , a t r ipt... l . irrivedittgkel Nrc e lli w ini pub luh nialls 44 l ll6 o.4 g rhe "a" Cuji‘ti lkrau t 4 al set oat this titsten . ..g for St o ckh o l m . Th e B aron ii the &wirer a 1 the atticlesof peace between Ai' country atti France, which are st a t e d t o bi t Sweden to die Continental Ili tem of tint; again: England: , Gomm/tart, F l ea. 2.-A Swedish bonnier is lift arrived with dispatches frum Stockholm, for ' giiilanil, and will take his 'passage in the Prince of IVales packet, new at Marstrand. It appears that Buena Kreskow arrived at. Stockholm early en Saturday morning ; and, aftex - a, declaration of time Diet, this Courier was dispatched 4ith the terms of the *coca between this country and Frariat, ~.‘l .. _ - 2 ., 1 . . • The weather cor&nnes,extremely mild, and the river is , free from ice, awl is ,na,visable. to within about two miles of the placwi'. ~.., a St OCE lio Lie, J s. 30.-Tht 2i4,1 of this month having beets fixed upon for. the 401enia entry of his Boyal•Highness the Crown Priniie, his Excel. lency Count Ftrsen was sent to meet the Prince, with whom he soon after arrived at the . Royal I Palace, where the Prince was introddced to the I 'King and Queen, and a drawingecarn was after wards held, which was must numerously attended. On the 24th inst. at a meeting of all the States, the Prince took the oath prescribed by the Cir. stitution, and the States that of allegiance to Us Royal person, assuccessor to.the Swedish Croin. On the 26th,. all' the Slates ,reseal Officers of the Crown, Public Boardsi &c. were pr esen t e d to his, RoyaHighness. COPENII Ach EN, JAN. 24.-The Treaty of Peace between Sweden and France was signed on the 6th inst. by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the', Duke of Canilore, and the Swedish Plenipoten. fiery . Count Essen and Baron Lagerbeilke ; it I was immediately sent off by M. Voe Krassow. The conditions are as follow ; Pomerania is re stored to Sweden •, France gnitrantees the present possession of the Crown of Sweden. Sweden cc. ceder to the Continental system, yet with the ex ception of salt, which-may be imported. The ex pectation of goods trans Swedish harbours, in Sw.e. dish bottoms, is free; the contributions imposed in Swedish Pomerania, but not yet paid, are remitted; the grants made by the French Emperor in Swedish Pomerania are to be. confirmed ; Spain, Holland, Naples, and the Confederation of the Rhine, are included in this treaty of peace ; all Swedish ships taken or sequestrated since the accession of King Charles XIII. to the Swedish throne, shall be re. 'stored with their cargoes (colonial prodace ex cepted); the ancient relations of commerce be. tweets the two kingdoms are to be restored, and the merchants shall be treated in both countries as the most favoured nations ; the prisoners of war shall be returned in a mass, and the ratlficatioos shall be exchanged within 60 days at 1111111114; 6 .• (Danish Stale News, Jan. 22.) MITA ti, Dec. 13.-A Royal ordinance is shortly eipected, which permits the importation of tole -vial produce feels Gerustawrinto Isiah: undue cei, .taio_reatrictions, yet without in . r terrain eta 'bf origin being iiirinW"--- -- - . . .... • THE M4IItICICTS. -......0.-- , COliN EXCHANGE, Yea. 19. , 'The fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day make . but a short supply , and sales are readily mada . at . . (Yi t i advance of about 2s. per Batley has ar. Aired in large supply, and is' lower. Malt and' Beans, - of the two descriptions, nearly at last prices. White Peas are cheaper. There are con. siderable supplies of Oats ; and second s . with in. fericsr qualities, are also quoted lower. Flour without variation. * . • . I CURRENT PRICE. • Wheat, - - 765. 90.. 1095. Tick Beans, (1d) 47.. 52i. Pine ditto -- - - 10.55. 10 0 316 Oats. - -- - - 20.. 225. 265. Rye, - -- - Sits. 91s. l/d. Barley, - - -31 s. Ott. Malt. - - - •.17 £5? W. Peni,(lltilien) 665. 745. Fist Flour -- - - 8.55. 9Us. Orel: Peas. -- - - Vs. 475. Secoods Beans, (ul4) - = - 545. 5Si. . SMITH FLF.I.B-irti. li.. ~ . To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b. Beif :. : .ss. Id. to 6s. 4d. Head of Cattle this day : !drum ..54. 6 , 1 i to . lid. Beast..... 1 1600 Veal ...a §s s. Od. to Si. 11. Sheep . Pork ....6s. 6.4: to 7s. 4(1. Calvisi 11700 : . lO Ji Lausb• • -Os. Od. to Os. Od. Pigs HAY-MARKET. Hay 5l. ss. Od. to A. Oa. Od. Straw St., 2s. 01. to 21. 15a. 6d. clover ._. Tho British troops; have taken passessinti of the Isle of St. Vitoi *Melt commands the port Of . • It was on Sattirdajr ifporfed at the Admiralty, that when the Li.ly left Lord COi.t.tsowooti on the 24th ult. he poi in sight Of the*Toulon Reit; and the approach of night 11,01111. prevented his bringing It to action. Admiral iNriAnitsi with the Canopus, ResiOtrio, Levloltgan, CuOsherlditd; Sod auotlkr lirie;•of-bittle ihip, With Abe VOlOn. fairs, Apollo, and Topcite, were the advanced. shipi of the 8000-fleet. The enemy's beet is Aided to comprise 16 Egan of the line; Lord Cot,- itutiwooo hid an equal number some time T ree si basing been joined by the Bitheqtk, #ll,, end Sp#tan. Fred touSie of the atiCrayi reedit It'll luppoiled to be Ms deetinatidn: In eptomiquenaeof tepieseetationt to this &Ice front 1160111 tqkolik of (he beee*enicees Ind burlier, dccatiodedby.the quettering of troopiti. Gotbrnment siti 'Undergoing, determined gtcatly . to inc.,* the issittbie of barracks: At a Peciclist .Mettilel of the inhabitaitti of Chilitchnrcb, Surrey, on Thursday, for the pur.: pale of bortitideting the Bill before the Dante of Comrades, fur levying d tax en the parish, in nrder to add .18500 per annum to Owl revenues of the Rector, theAroposed gatiott waercieeted,' and the Bill ordered to be Withdrew/O. • • The last Liverpool puifrt contains the darnel . of the unfortunate persona, killed by the falling in of the spire of St: Nicholatt church ; bUt furnishe d, no a‘lditiosal , particulaesi The aufkrers. aro Sir i n number, 10 of whom were girls tinder It yours, wo.under 15, a lad of 140 and thtue woolen ;sod a who of advanced apse . , • _ • lailsort, • felt , -.--• erifuld ad" .r . to - lhl. , 4 any me:untriii; trait it, a downrWit - pailve'ebedlenee.' " 'ftteneh was great 1104011 Why r/ .which should wish " this sort of Writings to he earn, t`bich is, tharect. " raadversions upon the woes act P Alialtlerli, tabmitlei teo " the eye of the public isi.print; Wag, la the swore of do " thing, be a great elieck upon their b.id . cetiries,.aial,, at thpki " same time, an inceptive to their, doing what Li phase. " worthy, Neverthelra, If It ite dice soar law, tbu V t 'paper m.iy he a libel whether TRUE or FALISEy snits' :, tea against * good oce bad man, when alias or dead, whg.j " is there that may not crinti hue A. At tots-ran, whether bp " has* grain of honesty or niklentantliag, If be should roll a .. pen to be a favourite nt Coast I The wore biss,ctioat &nil " the more truly sharp the writer states them; and the more " the pablie, from .his just reasoningi, detew and cry nut 1 se a„•atnst them, the more' " ICAlldalotts " mid " teiiitioWl." of " rWkomr's will be the lint .4. There it BUT .0: 4 11:: STBr. t.i. FURTHER nlirottli YOU ARRIVE AT Clot; " NATE DESPOTISM, and this( it; to extend the male " doctrine to words spoken, and this, I tun wounded,. would.; ".ia truth, very soon f.dlowi A. then slat a Mewed eget " ditlon should we all be lb! when Iteithef list. •of "; free writing or free speech, "beat every " about the nautagensou of public Abbey, pub sp. law, " public WNW, was persnlitedi nmictortfe94 was t'l , " fi l, witor whet : A I g eztelr hotteaer, ernibi stet #e* . I"' ilier 4 -.Lettir . to Ulu tilshaa•larAie,ckelpsai• .p ntfitsted id 17611: 7 ' '• '. • -- ,'71 - jr . '; w-? 4 ,?•••• 4 - -''''' . ‘ • • - .Z.,"". -- .7" - ~, . . .., - r t i ... '; T 4 i II auttrrttso UP THE OALLIET‘ , 7..-• art of ethat intintied to say, under thisikskeid, - lest sette,"‘Wili antitted for want of tiMe;. rel 0 vi t .: thereof/e s 40'.,, tkqme. .As to the question ere the Honat t , I Abould have voted against the' elation of Mr. §lie"-' Titian, had I been a nicinbOrr and • for these. :TA. sons—that, if, upon ilk Ofieaslons, . shut or not . shut were to be put to the vale, the casiseskpatre would be, as the House is now constituted, ,that. the men in,power would .shut out the people w h e n . , (hey pleased, and woald not shut them oft irs . atif case where those who oppoied them might wish it. Nothing, therefore, would have been effected .of ! any advantage to.the cruse of trulh•: a faqir:wily would hate aniireted the Miuisters' purpolie full as well as the mere motion of such. kman $ Mr. -Charles Yorke, and, We know, 411.14t,ti0 staunch friends of our " practical constiteittoe contend, that it is absolutely necessary that orary.Minister, that iN.tosay, every one who .1s; for: the tithe lie: ing, fate head servant of theltio6 slrOolil: liiie a decided majority, in the llolote; 'Or, _hi _oilier' words, the_ power of doing just what he intl. his . colleaguei please, in the way or mattintinertand s granting away our money: This being the " picric tiee of the constitetion," soda praetiCe,..too, which both partiei appear to ,appiose of, there would certainly have been nothing gained by tak ing thoposeer.of exelution oat of . the hands of in: , dividueiluembers, and glib* it ti.e.majortti:, As to.leaving the Gallery open as di matter of • right, that is quite out Of the qimation ; for,sn ! eii would . be thg,poise and tumult upon .all occasions of rgismcip that the members_ woa d he 1 -tenably la Isar oho another, and,, of cOnrie, no. 1 body its the Gallery- could hear: . theM. • There must bc,! at Angle, an end.-to all debate-reportio& at tenet. - A. few persons aught catch here shed , there a part ail - debate with their ears, 'bitt no debate &Add - o*e- go forth. laths ,Relilis. ,For these reasons ( should have had no hesitattdillii vote against the motion of Mr. Sheridan, though Tadreire many park of his speech, and wish, With ell my.heart, I could say the same with reaped to any part of whit I believe to have been hiS Mil: Lives. Mr. Wiiadham reproached him .with keep. ing away upon the great questihns, relative to the i war—that is to say, the great par!" questions. 4 Every one has his taste. .1, for my part, should, if it were not indecorous, reproach Mr: Sheridan, and most bitterly reproachitim, too, ,for keeping away upon questions, wherein the people are kite, rested—upon questions relating to sinecures, to grievous taiiitioni to theselling and buying of of; flees and seats, to Parliamentary Reform, of which , he was once the most distinguished' advocate. These are the questions, in the discussion of which I should like to see his brilliant talents exerted. 'I believe him to be a friend, and :a Very sincere friend to the liberty of the press ; and his speech, as a defence of the press, was not less excellent in Itself than It was vrell-tinied . ; but tdr:'Sheridanis much too sensible si man to need to be told, that neither the liberty ,of the ' press, floe any other right of the) people can be sofa, unless the people .. be fairtyropresentell in Parliament: .That, thorigh I Ito not agree in the prdprielY of Mr. Sheridan's motion, I am very far indeed ; from .in the main ligament 'that' was used against it, namely, that it would bean irrriorition, - which argument comes, too, with art bad d ;tare from any of those, who have had a hind in ruling this unfortunate nation' fOr the last twenty feats, and whose constant and only.arguthent for their hundreds of depaitisrei - from the ConititatiB4 has been; . that, the tinieti _ltiiing changed, 'wet nand make a corresponding chino id . our. laws and usages: It iimitrd . them,'SS..my I:ortt Folks itOna twist pertinently did, during (hit delis:tit, Of the changes which they ladve . shade; finiind ihado of the tiling !awl,, by'whieh apsstt's pro "ail ill taken twot by poefittui' l litvpoloted iii pie - CrOwh; and seithottl iinikiipeittd a jury i ic: irihid them, that, while in situ. !herb it ti not becessatt to a Man's liiterest, he is itoMpelled .t. em to persons in the profession of thelaw, 'lie .14 . In thesd thzifig eons absolutely fdrladdeit id em: ploy any Such potion; hotiefer illiterate of feti ble-mluded he himself' May be, 40, the prohibi.: a sioti iiihb tante, if the tatted party be a wciniatt amind them of the bdrriicks all diet' tha•tooatty I remind thein of the reiular ittilltart 14taltlislim a/ . Germano horse;' AAA, artiltar , efighte oil Stiff, stationed in the heart tit is!nd ; re. mind them that , while the 'Act of g‘i Ott lii, 1 14. 'skid, and by Orhich alone, his Mtieites dinily . . was eialted."to the throne of tills . kiitigtonsi re/ alltill dem o , that, while thl - cortstlitillr .4airdeclaset that no fusels cif prone' oi 'trait, •el 7 ' . • there ire; oda,' about -" err offices i ' • . ... , _ riceti of thiS 4614.... haw., 4"liiirri her. andri• 'left its iiliirtt Pith .il{digni• !hemoi !Myst tins. ' •iinw_aone Otthq. Illibleks Corpus Act .4-Ani Aviv other otiOroiehm.ente upon our , ;fe 4 h l lll. Ahern of any et„thelti.thihg4; and their abater 7.tatiibly is,. that the Winer have char( oett: • I, .t .cburae, the lit , * hod' nstigei ehentols (% plea, and;' how oftini hiss! they . had flieelfron • 'tar r y ta l k!l ns, that OttO a the sratjfee - efili !of • the Engliiti COnstitutfoit is, tbit' ° hind within " itself the rfinzitis cif "rreitini • ?fief - to the exigency . of drentnriuncesz" . Tilk'islii they 'Old If's, whim they were pittinetti'saitts. to suspend the of _Anima* anti ' new anti .iinheir't - of /moist:molts fir Yitriting 'and publishing that bete to he deemed. *ls. • • ' Mo . moment you pro Pose a n y itlinginTatenr of cirri •liberly or the subject; in/atone 1,4 theft .44 right ','. of F:nglish mea l , .fitt . the betfer Sec a ries_ of i k h i n si,°l thr .t o a n e a lt ot higis . tint f :o tn t i l l n l try ".eie ; the moment a y r otrirri, • pose at change favourable to that I slieett,77thil - rimy Opulent do {heft set .40 . tpiulott . ynf rry.ll3 l Vittstinnwegittisto4t:ls y . 11111;thibtt e jniiitittarn. hors to'lmpose osf Mt and simpienidk peoplai! . aini'd.OitPees and *like Sian* liders : undeilieasy•pentitiesi Its iase • Efilit obisdienie ; td deity thern a jaryidll)pealio itf cases . where so large a • portionOt their prepertej-` ie at Stake, and in the same ctsei to terdie4 etcuir.4. to women, the assiitatiee .of any period 'learned: 4(r in the law for the defence Of berpratietti; to do - 4 ' O this is, with ahem, etrinnevatiOn. lotion to ;. ereit-Ittrracki; to irftithhiee ' :itegihietits to make English' officer. serre - under • • .flee conernatid of Geranne officer:erste (writ Kati- • fish ground i these are, with our advisers', witty the.enemies of our libettles, , ititiondiations met fear nothing at, all frau% theie change*s" .dreadral are the tiangeit'iliej epprebent4 net - Met giling the people a right to enter they sisti;il •of the Muse of Commons, but merely from tit tani( 'it, occasionally racitterof deliberation, -eche ther,• apirtieglar inieance, the gallery dtraN b 4 •thet or not; "fruit - this 41 int10i^e1011;" White . dreadful.itischlekare Wei* . to apprehend I . ."141ri n • `'•• danger in ittsptitidlts, tit* hated, corpits:4*t. for 'eervial years 4bgethei. Ino dinger of ' la that nor in the Gerroart • Establishment, 'hoe Ilia, baying and idling of Seats, keit; .• 1n particular, seetnid •to • .dis`coier dot lb* -bait pusiibie danger from' the ttaffte inSests.- Ho openly declared so. And .yet ht.` 'is sarpriiingly alarmed lest the people atiotlaelsittl • , right to be ad m itted Into thd. gallery hf she House, to tidy* sell the Shaft in stkieirtfonseart;.. . pears t o hiM so irtnOtione. *ilk respect -to the • - 'shutting up- of the gallery on the. present ctieasinel• 'lt is not necessary to ask any thing, the °bloat: It beingaeo plain In he misunderstood by - tily Mare in the kingdom, Meets that can redid not excepted. —and. if there could hafC been any dOnbt upon Nits Obit; iiretiots -to' the dehite - wpm% Mr. Sheri: dan's motion, it must reftainly 'Mau bt:sett. ntivtit • therir)ainal anther of . the es:elusion, %sou hay: iug been tauntingly asked gallery during the ,Duke of York ' s intosegatio4 - answered, with his icenstomed tioirritl,itirti if hs • • could have forciernthe (satire (if* the' evidence, les• I would•have cleat' is. ed 4he gallerp upon thit'ocemio also. Rut, Though Ido not think it nocttistiry to .say a word as to the Motive' fur shutting the gal.. lery, or as to the effect it ;right to hare; And, .iii' all litelihuoil; will haie l upon the conntry t . I - cannel 'refrain from again complaining, that this measure has been accompanied With a violent as.. unit upon the press, as fat is that press is cm.* ' ployed ip the opposing of folly and torlittptitib iii public men.—Thicatterk upon the keit hit, t beg the reader, te.ribscrie, been ayateinaile: It isi now rather, wire thati • year since it appears xiodsly to basil' been get about, add it ought notes • 'to to forgotten; that the brit open iniitation to the persecution of this piesi was giver; ile a pa m ohj e t; addressed "to 'Frederick Duke of York' and Albany," and:pbblished by Eerstotom, bookseller to the Horse Guirds.-4---14.Aldti-pamphlet, we Ihad a foretaste of •thiskticietritit theg was afterwards to be4l,l.irt . House of 'edit ,nods by Mr. Yorke, . Mr: • Ciiinitig,,ind Letd Castlereagh,. ind width • was • beld'by theM pitting the' debates upon 'Mn. Wandr.ifs .firle:itrifeEring of Lis clierges against the Duke. of- Yorit,. ,The rinse of the three took - .ocaiionp that, 4,444, to assert, that theiC *at a ctinipitaey 01.0 16 0.....„en thcsoantry against the 'lonia of artniNiick ; that made its epproachei tistatda . :the King through his son ; mitt thit it wit 'Citified on by. :he Meant cf the Mr. C,i tf at seg, upon th slime oceasinn, asserted ate the pfesi was eart . ting on a sretetna.. (ib tissautt Upon the Kingly . GrovernatFut ;. and, thatlti language was tout and degrading ; and, that id attacks bpoti high citaracte's were bate, add might be . toMpsred td the assaulting of fe. maid. ford CArttentacti, tigtoeitig• with the , `ettiet‘iiii al to the existence of 'the evil, pretty.. -bislatty tented at . a reniedy.' He said, that any `man Might; with only a tolerable sharp of lea a/noting, render conviction extremely dijActiu. i• little did these two Mgt that (nu • sh a tti e l (I to tac r t soo n , their n e b r ytthri:g nuterns of this .i heath andissamepres. h shooting at each Other's had'', and that top, about. altuittrel far place! Since that time we hart gems . thorn Moth; tgainit one anothet4 appealing ft Ma *lariat : and, I now appeal to the pubic, eflietbee• 16 - giving t o the *orb, his .poblicationsl -the 'pref. Was tint amply aietsged gulf upon *t. .Cunning • ~„ tor his charge of hairnets irgaiastithe press. -sus ford thd close of that investigation-, it the weski t , .f.whickleitd Castlerekgh had assairett•AWOubsi lautentad tl iifficts/fit of cattrictirtg- Mfr. foe i. ing libels - 1. before the 4114 - of iy• 'Loki Castlereagh kanssailt • ..41, wiiting or ph Mashing's*, itbA,- • . •• .ptieeef profit, Within- - . _ rd, a 3 tketberst.jeseke:, s ...:„ • [tease 'of C.:amain*, <!ks • before,- aeda bra ' t • • - • • „darrimmawriiii , , ' I • , , • • • 8 4 0617 a Nu - trio- if", (44 nit, it • 1: o ' • -* ' . 4 • 11 q /loth kitee` alt _fheiti ot • • . 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Amt.-Alm rot ; ,r e m indt • " tie the boor, hot an univtiisd adquiescence to - Ay men or pr /liiieks Corpus A ct. 1.4 MIV InPmktrhOd: tii.4 kilo 64:great cbiottlttitloitar wild hortentifftthe dijitculfs of foteividr ehitil livid ear pat' *titbit rod pitbliotting Orli 1 , civil or mtlii4r/, the het 1.,. that iitrestiOyion; M 7 Loki bait tereie:A4bdiel persbfis,' .vtat aoliarta l tiorqf 'witting ( es of fruit ) ' hi 'AC Geivian, tiol l ot.'ol4geing• xplite'df pin bl 2b. not ittelemiag tho'iONO,f6-"' to . *rikeerf,.tir be'rripperl, them, 01,0 1 'of titimeitirpOs t 'eat,' .I'ol4. argot ih : Mut 11 iffiqfd Enstisie •140; 'anti lA* • JiatiLibig,4 fvw i c e ..,.,, . , , : •., 0 7 : ~.1 ; 1`i ti•tel • It • t. tor - • Ifl I.g • • ".; • I . • • ' • ; • " • s • • • • • • • • . • • ; • • • • • • • • • ut t 9 can , many • - ' •