The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-21 00:00:00

and, chiefly rages which . • present heaped upon him, and the pains they took, in the mnst interesting period of bis life, to vilify and de- fame him. That the queue of the Cabinet, who, is the very act of performing the engagement by which they entangled him in their net, did it in such a way, as to eipese his Royal Highness to the grottiest mis representation, should now be the persons to impute to others their own disingenuous arts, is worthy the school in which they ware bred. Bet we trust it will not be forgotten, thet they have had the cong. dence to cast this imputation - on their opponents. The inflated account which' be give) of lady AI Clifford's resignation; as fit tirlis l latitbdr . pass over. The presently, perhaps, not the mensent for entering upon that matter. But we mast stop to note the facts stated in the Court Print—that its as sertions may be remembered, and its credit tried, when the day of explanation arrives. It distinctly stated, then, that the resignation bf the excellent person allotted to was her own voluntary act, and that the anne of it was " her Ladyship having been for some Now intlispoo;d, and her time of life pros venting her fears encountering those late hours ant, consequent feigns which farkionstbk life is heir It is then said, " that the Princess Charlotte .ef Wales being sew seventeen; it it sokersi 10 8.111,100, that her fLoyel o reei means to enjoy, amuNionnts io youth, her birth, aid her esaltiCiielt ; (eati it g different, we priv sum% finlacifffille) entitle her." This we readily admitA—aelllett Is more " natural to suppose*. _ l ° and air lier-"Hoyal Highness means, we should . 11 1 40.001,•10 fftitibed.—Then follows an .501100646.4.0igt• on account of her health, Lady " requested her Royal .High- Sten to ammo her resignation, to which, with many impresarios- et regret and attachment, her Royal , Highness reluctantly consented."—This is stated as a fect-4ad the author of the statement did not, we are very well assured, write at random, or unadvised ly. He meant it to be believed, and In terms. Now, what if there should not be a wean of truth in it— what if the Princess Charlotte en far from receiving the resignation of Lady sin Clifford, never beard of it tilt every body knew it ?—iVbet if she grit saw it in the Naming .Port 9 or learnt it by some such inn& mon . channel ?•-And, what if the author of tbe wide. In the Courier knew We all the while hi shetvima writing ? . • s We dwell no longer,latt present, upon these mat ters—but shall no* advert to the - argument against 's provision for the young Princess. Sons stress is laid, apparently, on ber. Royal Highness being only Heiress Presumptive of the Crewn—and it it in- - sinuated, that the Prince Regent had sto establish: went at her age, thoogh he was 64 Her APPaH rent,"—which is printed in ltalics.—What may this mysterious distinction mean ? This seems indeed to be delicate pound.—Will the writer be pleased to speak out a little—and to explain wherein the 1 Princess Charlotte, to any practical drag ) differs, from an Hcireu Apparent.? We hope We ntisun demand the author, if he speaks from authority— but his language may give strange suspicions to the lovers of civil peace, and an undisputed succession. ' On the substance of the statement, there is no occa. sine to remark. The difference between' the ease of the Prince and that of his daughter at the ante age, is too evident ; and the nonsense which is tidetf, , about making her Royal Highness a " political in-. strument,"—is too silly to require a veemeatis deli beration. But next comes a queer piece of law.— It seems she could not now, " by the old law and custom of the realm, accept of the Regency," should any neeidesi befal the Panes Regent.^” We say this is not law , any more than the other parts ct the article are fact. Were doe placed of Regent vacant, her Royal Highness is of full and perfect age to take it. Were the succession to I the Crown vacant, she is, b c r ie r ik tei full andllidset age t o t a k e t h e Crown, by This we MN* - para. . __. greet of . touching • 4 Princess 4t, or introduction to the Okla. .._ 12 over this by asking, innocently enough.." _ . is the necessity•for any snob infrodM• 1141 • la* not living, loving, and beloved with' bee Royal Grandmother aadthe Princesses I" This is ell my 1 true, no doubt. We are perfectly satiated daft the is no want of love en ether sidle— no disgust 00401 t e one, and no fear cm- other wt.: . pat wiptites this to do Wi th the of • :preisibeitlos .1% ; Don this mere matter of ' Mast nay for User who • lists one another ? ' ' writer's conjecture, - a ir loh Os Joey ;" &te . wit, i L too " dare tag" it will happen as Is here set dtillnk The sentence, however, is too good not to be West. ell at leagtb.:." She will s we dire *itth tooter del 9651.4.41"••*4445e itearisty'assit r sas her . Rapt i tilatiels.° • ~ The writer is the amt.* *es skate infiimd, . that we dare eqiiite could tell . us, Wire had a mind, how he happens to have said nothing ii the Princess's " Royal Mother," as well ea hgr , f 324. Grand mother," motber," tied "Royal Auuts ;nail limy, the royal clodk.maker, and Chamberlain, the royal pot. , tee, and ill the rest of his cherecters. Perhaps , too he knows hew graciously the Princess c riot; es accepted of Lady de Clifford's tesignation, he maybe able .to tell Al how eagerly. her Royal Highness de. sired to have the Duchess of Leeds appointed bee' Ladyship's-successor. We do not timely-cm to go fur Ger, for fear of the worthy writer, end deterdsthim . from resuming the .subject v widch we shrewdly inspect he begins, by this time ) to repent of baying meddled with. , .s. The celebrated Twenty-ninth Bulletin conveyed to the public the enemy's representation of the pas: saga of the Beresina : the following narrative of the sante.eveut hes been received front Gettenbargh, and was, we understand, written by Sir ROJIMILT WIL• son himself - ! ! " Admiral TcottHaoorp*, on the morale; of the - 21411. of November, mastiblibed hit Wait lth the . corps of troops that .cio*vill- the Ming ertite nemy's arm* across the baidgisellifs , • Swept 4 ,11 I commanded by Ounitort, sad stratify poste * ! wood. The R.osslaas, from the naber, ofeb4 ..= coild 'say use their sindleursilinktiii` lis the action,--the nerd_ 1 uot so t•iliset 'Oki I anal Ls Gatne elm . ItAN I —M~ ounitot; .41880+11 Nati, ' tid anti* Cease* 401,eadatL.-: Toviaivii dusk, WlrrireOWs ;641011nettiNgbiiii. iiadied thu heights Ithat comacullel •tbs 00011111 - I bridge, and a or. fetsedwid.:oll the feerildwes. *OW. i which ' the army was, push* - • Thew batterinsaissk .trir Illellbeerhstke'lloe tie less RE BOXAPARTIr ORS arißt'llo4l l llll6, be instantly'. or dertd the bridges to be baro4-.4*n the nest .ape ru ldetdos • palling scens doff horror oat . , eneett—ear relfer, WI, hlfrlerY, el . S leiles. wool'', . sad children, all henietror. towar ds the Waft piles. The rear was emnpnetli of persons,whom • BONAPARTE would sot lan to the hazard bis boot troops. Many were drowned, many burned, mousy . crushed .by the - fail of the naming tim bers, many killed wr mangled by the shot from the Russian batteries, which were now directed with, fatal aim to this ensanguitted spot: All: the' remaining equipages of the French army, in eluding those convoying the plunder of the chorales of Moscow, and immense 'treason, Week of which 'was: in French geld tole, -fell Into the isatds *of Codnt Wirremorrats% army.. The sasiapriss however escaped." • Other iceman • describe the apprehet:sion and anxieties of -Bo Osiztrresinind, when left with h:s few remaining 'troops en ..the march toward Wilms, as moat '-scale. ' the llesoieg that Net kidnaped, belesaid to have intern* 'l 1 would gibe the two Washed online! am is.tt) in the Thaillerles, if that report could birtumliewslif • When he .saw liatfutesUpwaoginghiaciantkintifly a ban"' of men, be emilitscarcely sleep ta-teipli. come 'him... The Santa' is Said to hen loadi, re, preached Davatlrr f end indirectly.. DanakAarnk . , himself. Zt. will tell Toe that restrictions tr• not penal. des--Ask them if they would insult your under. standing ?,—What then are not the honours and enlQ !meats conferred in your civil association Kum, to all its . .ineusbeve .and supporters ?—and is `,ROL .ttlk s the bads et I. free .Conatitation ??-if he aii, z .., H.Oluad be compelled to . forego thosi .. .111111epieseits • does ho not sutler ?--An d . t agi be • his trims--Yes , lie set suffer, fO; , Il 41ka i e me a st ec"mt he not fo pri g 1 : 411** , at Ims " t:tc h i " fore -1 1 1 1 '.. *Mace and exorcise his rdigton t , or imiltiosi to forego the honours and emoluments to: witICISI • • it nacarafty hien and lawfully entitled Z. - Is he _ . cendned, *phoned, • dmloed down to a imiusol . Welt ladisa; coadaittet" age* *tAt irk* -66 triterieheeti of harboribig Oats le. • Affee - her relit, it ie !4, 6 4 she *Ka*, •iioe tow *Aryic*:: Sal" 1 .00;4 0 4. 41 0 * *iiiioaps; Da‘i, Spy, Issues* aid Orates, Gee, era s; Afoilit s llo4ll Spoodater; with a .convoys tar Partaneath bootteit:t, eisai the (bake, MoGuirfty ileamekel - • .Miling sod tip SFr Joseph peothr metehirit'2o for the 4114 , . • • Poitasswoipi te 2.0444440* *4 1 .44 ship- Itiaable * ' 7 lll4 s•comoislty 441.11 tit PPM: . • -Salted thagiasoo; *tit Et. • and die BerwallVitireiv4,o4:-* • : _ .. - .e.remn f Aisi4io.Liellb-ReAteiILAILAX - " , --ai1e..4.0-1- • :e lli rtylni he not fined ? and might he pot lay 1.. , ) AL, 7 i AN. .7-ArTar i rlipikrs • - esiggi .- : damages against persecutson at the' full amount of o:_y' csime grea,. ir_i,,_d . f rr o_w ud u :.4 fro lert m , th . feroil. Ashes., t.iiiit,44o.o6llkieli ism . 4. re.e. , sarisy , 1 • what he might hare possessed t—ls not that indivi• dual deeply. wounded and stricken . hard,, who en: doers the stigma of the laws, and the vile repro,* for s i7": 4 l . ssidAlligator',ei, fo u r Biel ..,. ; firth *item* ioeligibility.? As well may f 4 l Y l4 ' 4 * " INI7 : 1 ' -- , --*-.--- I.P r im" '' ' . thjp did nog persecute, when they. decreed your fa: Ilis Ilivestri cattoCAtir t naei ,it oijoetr - ~. ~. 'lbws to be unworthy to approach within five mitt bu kortrintenth. . 41 . .,, -. -_,,.... -', I; . ... d ik. corporate iowte—wr when they declared the Corr, • 4a.n. .if.Yaitesder: AAA ilia - 410.1.11, Alocoodants ofiliose holy men, for ever; ARENA* 1 ,,,. ; _.. : , , forming file fi esta f ar t aboo, esdhil and to any plain ef trust ~under the reigniag.monarch e `L'wel brake, under. a eire• ter' of his lisfeityi4hip Sjt : said unfit to take their seats lu the corporate mein: 9 ; r ‘ 4 , 4 • . ~.. _ _ . Wes of the nation. • - iellei Captain 1,11444 VoirOleik Niro . * They will tell yea then restrictive measures in an d p re o ctort u s i t a sse i wi t ibee er. -. . )_, . very sad a and nearly nominal. Then tell 'thee' Th e i eenef i orti with Geze T ee -* s e re i i eeteet i- t‘ .. that they ;,lee the more .evidently practically.ante- to 'Gibraltar for orders.. , . emery 4 .40ut- tall them also .that you have to .do The Admiralty, kis said, Lye issued orders fat with prl4il l e e r—th. at it was for principles : your fa, our cruisers,, set to continue out longer thorkofort. theta fo and suffered, and died ; and tkt when eight or three weeks each nisi*. . „ ~.. . , you admit principle of their measeres—you muse iimerammormeiew , . forsake tisairsests of the spirits at di"' btb.,,e r s — A Gassed Ideriting-of the Sehereilsers. b 4,04: . blast - the sdli verdant wreaths which are there -ses: will be hem on Wednesday eee4 ter the peopeord, peedist r oed producing the brokon 4UoutchP Of f° l- taking into consideration what Mil should . be *Met . raw 40 than depordted—eutreet the Legislature to f rom the funds .at, that Hew. towards the woo* 'SU thOnie yourselves. .._._ don for the Easter the Russian Soferslos • • . And te r whit this &Nitro" anion--fals e tuna - On Friday lasti'lllikay 311:zwesns, the wife eta :. teal eiterita—To preserve the Established , mien!' poor. loboaring olitoi - was delivered of ,three. Serk - of England .? What, is it not h that Yr_ t build ' cbildioti—oos male and two tees**, all of..l4dokr her at , -her of —4lloolt to with the loather, aire likely to do well ;, eke . hia boo - ' roitimiskAPlD en to P re " !Pl"' likewise firer other children I 1,--Any t AM*, - , ...• dimisisinesseist year pritielpies ? ! g ee l e ft e t her residsmee, No. 4, Little T APir: ' tliarloill.fddh4liohuto.Puthal°4 your will , be thankfully received. N' ~. - . 'Mi. ' •. . ' t* .. L e • A.' ' ' • ._ _ it__ _ i • At the late meeting of the highland Stpkilte AS • bees • ' ' propene U ll o ° D M / 1 " 111 planting early potatoes,. end the egonllmeams._ . of . - *es 4 ' I 1 liAlliglailk 10 *AM — , ePead.'.t alights aott!FegairFlt were the dliePts ! .- ,e5e . 4 14 :141tedikskemer-0 10411 0 !D.4_. bare 1 portancei - : .. r• ' • OtAr eit peiMititteid4ll9lristlslar rsO .. , SI. . ~ , _ I The " No-Piper" meeting 4 the Qlle,'wes ma: te prevented IttPorsoeution — iltalo , ilor.1! tow used with. weirdeciul wryes t verk.seeeir (014 Mum • fir any caerr--mich less* Am slooo4lltetteillPo... ___,.! nor oft yrfrrfe IlMi , tool, floketiorut ilthes 'bit " Shall' ire do evil that geseurei*NavinWo -.PF, Wet WO* ' ' , , such means * l 4 ( lutelY 41 PORSO : . - Ad. Ik l rnri ' . *new magnificent ciicksbe u uitf4htg:t•ir tit • Isolow 4 ess ._ el sircoLostomos vary? tn4P ll I ix- -sliga i ,lt, _wl, Dr ury:bine Orateolos. It.to an eateaSkTelisloy '. Your system of vernal eof,r,orti, . t nOrn : to.ibr &Cower( Woo& 't :' ' • Owe to mighty end 30 iitel o leo,i n t 14 , i it . Behr Will tekeervedrby . 110:1Aord Chief haft*: Istsi? Are these " the __. _ 1 11 00o9grea‘nete rt thir 46 - Casosciewes is *contrat4llll they aro spiribial, end not dorMOtr. ; :. .._ _,..8' .. "' k NM" laws, - ter . aaseeshee. to luiertiktrihmale. But this ban ettriordinary ease —thilloaddi nitrify ' i or, Ottoorb to fOroo.,,Ofoohooor 'IA is faithless and persecuting —so, bitit 14:101.1109 .111101 . soiree **duce conviction, endue owft. 'soloolslltl4ll ten, *tableland by Divine intivenee—oes Ilre Op* :lea • , , ;hypes**, Or catitym o r .'.' . :, —• drain acclesiesdad irroorPorationo -4 51r0..00- _lilt ' • _, :a. - 4 .4 . 7h00ftt00 .. ' . 114 o° 1 1 - °' • . . - • : . all betrayed and persecuted ?--And. shall, we wain l 7 ‘,. .'f" .40 . P, . _ alive to peronista end bind 'then all ?,....NO, 'Oll i.- . - ' A•'i- - - - ' Mir,' Washy from,theM-Tht " Vesigesee is . 14 . 111 recompense. *kith the Lord"--Ilseir out be/ lopes 'their ewes. bred.. But the Peetimiorst-imettedeo ,-- ;moo be maiAtMeed(44e itr tbrOsomedoeukr .0° 'oleo bad trial—Theo it loreormlWT.le condenicy et pbiitieai pewe'l 4 4 l , l llo' air oste*M, and the ebiettlis it; , " ' igbp—opthe Roman Gatbufr Sopliet-4-Amtare you 4' '-~-- '.. __ J' -_ . r ft. • - L. • . • ••• • • .. • v. . • • •1 • • • . , itempsw—nommrippm . . . . . • " v • ;‘;, 1 - - •• • . , . ~.. i , ~iw• i, , i ''' if .•,' . , •: 1 --. 2 .s k 7 '''?.ti'' '• ••-.- • • • • ••. „ d :t i : %. '°.• ~ - ... 1 ,- , • fen • • 5/ s y s t:. *-- tt • - ~..' L• .. rA4).• - - ' , • • - • • . ,-. 1 . . u....di - .. ... THE PRINCE EEO . - 4/k l 'o. n .l itie . .. ..0 4 4%*02., -- •' 1 • ''..,‘,. - ^"t • ' '*'' '' . ...a.i.....-.. • ° •:. t.' . CHARM B. • • • , •1. ~, ~, , • . rtvo. 1, ' '. • • - - ~- -7 -...u."-5., , , i :, . • •"'• ° • •••• • • ; ~.4 1, 1 0. , •.. ... .'• - l ot A most eatraerdinary &Kicks eppeartalt the ' , „ .0 ,.. .• . , -, . , knetitito/14 ' 1 1 111 0 , ,_ . -- • • - - -, ,her of Tuesday, upon this saidect.---10 • : i .,., ~,s es , .,. ' . h I :(• 1 ..* ~ . Aila ! );''' ll4/111.11W ing ei sho n.. " • ..1..... , , # , ''.l. , z , ~. t i , , . % I. 1 ., 4., , . . , it attor ' i•J , i't . " .. ..' ' 4 V ‘; 't*l'‘ 414 s' ,, I who have read it are at* lees, whether Most to , i -.9.4r , ` ':. t '• . s t' 4 ''' ' '". - 'h. ;I;*Llf' ' •• ' - • o ' 4 4: l. •'''''' L 4 •- ; 70 , - • '' ,-,,.... • . -3.- iv , : ..v. , - ~, i7, .. . ~. ~,, . ....„,. ~,,. ~ . toot-- - - der at the extravagance of its *dilation tearer* . .., i‘...e.5.• • .. . •, . , mow .N.L. , ... . • , 4.„, „,. . r. , ... • ;•,, ,it.. • a ; ,,,, ts , j• • j r ' -.. r 4 , , ..,‘ - • . ' '7, „ ~ .. - o ,„r• -mph • . F a ther, or its assertions respecting We i t, 2 „ - fcr *t , .2 C or ‘,...tl' ''''":•,*':. .„. et': .-: ‘. w" u ) , ••,- ..! 4 - irt. Da of delicacy which have hi ,; , i 7,7" • ,. . ,ss ,• , , 1',." . s , s. „,., ) .,.. 4 , 4 46... _ , ~. prevented es from dwellias on these mattmu s , „„ 1 ,,., ..,,, •40•4 4,,,,, b e 110111:1104111114. Vila_ ~ , tit ~: ‘ , ":".,,,,, . . A44 ' 4514 : 401 , 10 ' \-. 1 - 4 .‘?"' Williii ;'•:;1 7 11r;;:-• - • -/--...1 ,•" ••' . -f'' ‘ 44 " 4. , g . • till have restrained Si from the discussion, .at 104. '. . . , ~ • , Mos. , , • i ' • Im• - 111 .= - • • Irk . m 0... „m i 5.,.. , 40 .. z .v.,0 •1 4. s lentil the approaching debate on Sir Francis Berdetet its v ~ • ~ • ~ . , _ ' .• , , s fl og* .., s ~ , . ~ • • • vatatios ir t , Be : s l . 3 ' Awn.' • • 1.0 1 .110001t4 , 41744 ''' •941 " .. " ' -*. • motion, rendered it our duty to break silence. ; . isit . e • a -• .- . asi • 3rs , • .., ttorelet t •,, • • • .....- • .•,... : _,,, t „.- •. -•• . , -.-• • - 4••• 44 -14-•••••p+ 0 - -rwr. t o " sse lb* • • -P.,- . . the unwary writer in the Carrier, cempolli at 'BUT ia l c* v - , s 4 - ‘ , ta i r thi - . 4 '4. 1 . ... ;: , ,', ~ . ' 4 . *" * it ,t • '•i-F e , •• . , • mi i i i i ,. . 1 W II ....r e . , to *. ' to expose his staterieenta, or to become a pit", . .. . ,411 . 0? ~.. . -moo 4 . • 1 " ' . I ,k arri s .. tk . , ' . ::' t i 4 'N . ... . , ~. ,f; . . v i 1.41004 0..0 f jo ri" . fre, 4 1416:3:111a.e4 ....e..10., the propagation of delasioa: lio constantly , tintoo „, , _ ... s • s ipr i pkvaik , . , . ' .• ~ n...1....t.. • ' itilieflebiliii *be - - ' ' ' 4 " . *ilt p lara •• ••• 4: 161 '.;:, '•-• * • ,••: • , r• -•- '4 ~% -• 41 , hi s ehele paper, seau to *rite it to thee , ..ry.-7 = l ;7 ,L . - ...L.. Al, ooktesim, . . ( 11 ' ' '• 40 1 1 Or .. ' ' •%" : ' s),' ''; :- 44 ..'' I'. tOt , : • 4 : ' don, to the Perty, be Gills dim, the mita** - - loo m .. r u. W i l 4 4.W .1 _ A 4 the •0" • • •••• . 7•1" ,1 '•'. ' t ' i - eiNiiibtSll 1 1011 r iiolloo kaki - • '.' 444}A!" nets - ..; - I" '1.:I 11,V•ii a; .; i * v iii `-. 1::..1 el. • • • ' ."''''' '"" - this matter s thonfhillolltieefeetlY aware dile . ._•,...„ 1* : '.'lttie r ' the eapected Ball Ml si .A •" 1 • ' ~,,e ••''. ,5.„,, 0 "' .. A l in • -- - r ow &owing-hog '- ' , " 446 ''''' f ' • wiv:: Francis Barden brut lit * titbit of taithrg come= a i s tiiii 4 1 shed not dwe l t elso i l ivvir h a ~. - - wee.- , --.7. . , A. m . ;,ir . " . P. r w " . " ' -l o wer e e ' - • . , c. ••:;,.•,.., • „ 6 . : ; . • from any party ; and we wUI nature to say, do itients„ ese e l s wear notice : ---- rd e ad , A , .. - • 'ktigir!t•Jali , " '''' irleirsi S i t ;.*'...1. *l* ~ •••.t •• .-', • . • . .4... RA ' . • , i . ' 4.- '- i .. / ',IC:" Niit • the notice which he gave was not cbramanicated Wit 4... ' The 641lif?r . e( the So • ico t pt ,,.‘ 7""nvil lox .- • -; 21 1; WrfPr osirsisii ... . ~....1 , ... .7 101 4 4resi iNV I O! , it i"; ~,,' nr....- i i -- i ..... .„; ,. , ai . _. 447 Imitii. .4 , ..., 4,4 .rti forehand to any one individual of that poet body: •• 1111 . 110 7tt" •ms' galuelfstekrA, -'•' • ' • : re' . -, ...• , . ~s- .., . z .. ~.. . , ~ . ~ tss ......; _ 7041,444 ~ ~, -• • • • 1 ' auk' . elataphr: Alf.%! - Yll 44 - •Ils -'' `'4wemarmi •••°44!1. --- - '''• - men who act together en Whig principles-whios di0 3 146; ,.., L u f il efriat ios ,._lefiet el. .. . , , s.. : . 0 111 .... 04. •• eimm055 ,.,. 01 ; ... 0 ~ ,t. h* abased. . ... i 1, ..,.., s ~: .. ir ..:. ~: , „. uniform aim it is to maintain inviolate . every Branch 2 : rtiatt af • li i " aa = t a tissa a s , • • ,,,„ 04 4 1er . s . , ~ . n easi'leste * , , s ;., . rtes . s ai g gei ,--• ~ w• . • * * . . , .., A• ..... A kt • • -. ' , .. .. # of the Constitatioo,•ep4;among others, to preen" , - • h i ii - we, ~ . obi lean! he • elgeP ' ' -' lO6l . itikttif yob - - ..- Pa • ! • - : : - - 4 011 ';'''.... 'V5' ' ` •i.rAlst-yeeltlittagoe fas-to Itei• 'ate mighty in: • "' •.5. t. - • ... .'• • , ' . „, .. in its jest dignity apd vilapect, the Royal Authority. rittotOiltedeisatfoluilitett; 7 ' ill"' ft - owe to *farts, ,by which, if wand - ni,•inil'n; LIM" ' - •-* *• ' ' * • • ' : ''.' • Par it is from them, and we trust the from the fec.tylee4sef th e we hePes tan, byspesit l it:g a t le 4 ."* . hence will be destroyed and if erestrecemfal, that Orates', of* 11 Peer She -400 .: 44. 0. 11 k ' • ":!:‘ Honourable Baronet, Co instigate any question that g ai i r wine :Tr a r t " teN /P *l* * '# °° l °l lo licit w in b e i nch am .„„, hk .e „ la a, w ., A thaw Ma j ett y ' s ship si. ... iiii . a ._ ati v itt ..... , . shall occasion any division between parent and child, saddle at il i . iii . taiatit i o af the t t d rini nu n . " file " ca r . ;l °lin ssit it_ ellehi 7 aillill,, Wy ien-tOtb . 7.7". .a..anna1 1--": "' Ur Polecat'' '. .." ots, se ct • IL.' Cent; 117 -7.-- #44l4sl7eiitiiFitett I: 'Air -. • - and it is the Impudent insinuation in this paper,which ssisi s h g e Z ts o f . •••- 11 •• ' "‘ I' an d *Ai Iser • .. •;' . I ot t ooloti ' • 'flu, e x cellent gin s aid laid „,.,,,•ii, • • •.4 • •-• • - mom • Y. ../.., n g OM& . 11 1 1 $ 1:41. - ' ;lllitta chiefly demands our animadversion. purl. in Short, . The Courier says-" The Party wish to take up u before the mod Otis mil " Pii ;nit Y e , i fr iat o mm it . - r ati a m , - 'ides which.. 064 est tiisiii-iseAkestilAssill, Siss - ins vail:lNi, 4y • la it . pees . . the interests of the Child, as if the Father were af'd•srF Yet f. ► . tie ofthe lii,• ~ * fltaa'rW..e • . 4. in IMO attest - rallisk 111 ‘• t‘ flealatf if 1 Catholica-7felloW4oo- a FrOldi 00,10 10. Pris l °Whilh °WOO **Sr . • not only regardless, but jealous of them. It is the . • •1 . ; - -F - -;- -- wr• • : 4 .', *lout the .011: After-,sorne•. ploada,pl In, key, . lieiefei et , the Dios, the Wilto l ol 7 ** system of the Party. For fin-and-twenty yens mid orriamenbil Carlton-bout s which ire A edinarit Tilt 4 2. AY" lant ___ s ie '_, L -_, •i ' et Pme el d l " ; bit elm" haleediatelY wait ig,4100..,f, *,.:. l . '1" . they have attempted to sow divisions between the HA, i nsomuch that h is Royal inghliess ii • • , -.---:.-1 6 -7 . ... , t--roim. win Persemotroo ever „ Th e i s D i n ka* F res eh rhouse , • lva %p ito " .. Father and the Son, and now they would play off pnieed for kariag cc not e single - tenon ;V° • eed'a Wier • 4 .1 !" lic nu " : " liiid ____:__ lt ever " aelk from Fain:lolo . 4m*, aide* in:tho Wasilleglln' se pcstess.-0. pal esipilmibie, As magmas,. es that . the same system between the Father and the Dangli.! . ,-.Tety Is *vide is passing, that Rembrandt ans nit reblili it sow olleril ill the waid?-11as it an and on the Blemish Main, and hie cemilellieNalleib - ' ter." A more audacious calumny never was ad. *,‘,.. • os futisti,lll..Atalw._te the "" 61 ,_" 1 .°" , wilkli__l l *PPP - to heat its bloody ben.:' derabledepredations on our ciimmeree, nig tlielt '. rented; and we suspect, that his Royal 114611111111 -' , l"4lritil.rt poi n t la t he w riter ' ! :r a t a - Osiy . eat air ion of emerit y irhen tin . itipain s *ad has returned to Planes veil ilitiri . .' • •.. It toc. pews . of certain " para. • will not feel himself much indeistodll 111/ allibaullf • - - vir 4iii ta ha . . , ..... to . deeepe In Parliament, that no tinker s s he' ea pea r ed the Ocegp fr ehe was the i -bigeHHertti * it. It may bring to his recollection** . Melon - * mosseetigqi - the Pnuceu Charlotte's briadingr. tit pre ac h th e Good ? • • • • i ; _ . ~ hen given !goo area 07. ,slasissisker, or abhnney•sweeper, should be'aUowed . :, patches from Philadibille. to . Boutanainia:litt - -60. rages Which the predecessors of MI present M 1 6 411 1 .4 . er letrockictiou to the (bee*. And beide I'liev`will tell volt that restrictions are not Donal- F ! endl G " , " 11111.14:4.11 " dn. " in e*1416"14 • :** • •, io . 1 , ' 1 i;