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"Toe Writings ut firAtt Are W well known to the pu'i lie. tisit it would be ti . ifir . CesSA V to examine cnVeally the CelltelltS et thi . %,.11 woe. The sel.r!tom is net injudicious ; and it rory es. she e 0111•11011 propensity of children to heroes earl tar/i.ont hel ALMS is "—vC , it.cal Retie*, int; 179 a. As al.rive rn,y be had, Thy P.VIERNAL PRL:ithiST; brill a Sequel 'to Pitt's Gk. Cloctly. selected from toe Wrionga of NI r. Pratt. Eat• belhalted w,th eleven Worsi Cuta, uy Nesbit. Price 3, bound. VIPER ML PARIJAMEINT. HOUSE 01 0 LORDR-...S . ATIIIIIIAT, M**CN 14. The House met this mottling, at ten o'clock, pur suant to adjournment. When Kayeis wese concluded, do tlw motion of Lord IVALSINCHANL the Loan and Irish (*az Regulation Bills, the IriA Stamp thety and Marate Mutiny Bills, were seve rally read a second time, and ordered to be com mitted on Monday next. The List Tobacco Impartation Bill went through a Committee, and report broaght up. The I lause, having • disposed of some private bu sir.ess, adjourn,d until :vtooday ; when the Peers are summoned to attend, at halt past three eiclo‘k, on the committal of the Scotch in licature Bill. qi.ired a momentary notice, and an ephemeral ins• portance, let the public teculleet the means gel ich he has used and the devices to which ha has resort 114 . if be Vie, at leigth, ads pted the true mod. it WAS sot until he exemiiiified the treaehei ti of an Lark*. the apostasy of Paul, and the increi dolity of St. Thomas. Let am• reasonable man, of whaterer party, slirea an unprejudiced attention to the letters addressed by Cibbytt to the EltBors of Wesuninseer. and he must perceive, that the übje9 and jet of this writer, is to hold up Mr. Paul as secondary its himself t is falt, that he, Cab'oeit, is the virtual Representative of Westminster. Incapa ble of genernus attachments, and social feelings, he would, on the morrow, if it answered his views, dismies from the mansion at Bndey, with a similar inhospitality as he exercised towards the prevaricat ing Drake, Loth Burdett and Paull—and on the following Saturday, audaciously arrogate credit to himself for the purity of his charaeer, and the tin reserved openness of his aCtions. But the great theme of his complaints, and the objeas of his con stant hostility, are the Proprietors of the Daily Newspapers. The Reporters too arc, by him, in his last Register, designated " a hireling crew."— Monster or iagt,ati,ude I who hes been hruse.J. fed, and clothed, by the exertions of their talents and industry ; who, at this moment, incapable as he is of an original thought, or an enlarged con ception, finds his best resource in pirating from the public Journals, and aspires to the elevated cha fader of a political writer, merely from his at tempts to analyse and condemn that effe6t, which, horn the nature of human passions, and the forma tion of artificial society, must unavoidably ensue ; namely, the contradictions and inconsistencies of the public journals, as connefled with political transaelions. That in the conduEt of the diurnal press, there is much to condemn, we freely admit ; that the sense cf selfish advancement is too strong with its conductors, we are not inclined to deny ; but, in the language of a great writer. we reply to the malignity of Cobbett, ►drat, " 7 1/1 y Who grew rich by administering physic, are not to be numbered with them that get money by dispens ing poison." The watch of a city may guard it fur hire ; but are well employed in proteEting it from those ruffians, who lie in wait to fire the streets, and rob the house, amidst the conflagra tion. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day is published, pm. 2. bound, A New Edition, being thr si. l:NTII 1%4 OLINEUX'S INTRODUCTION to FRAC- Ly.a. TICAL AN ITIIME Fart the _ Primed, wider the Author's inertitort, for Lergman, Hurt, Rees, and Urmc, raternoster-row ; and %V. Wader, Jtr• ••• A Key to the above, for the M&ster't ma, may be bad Stparate, pm. Gd. lowa.l. TILE WZLICLT SLANDLRER. It has been our duty holland; to animadvert upon the increasing and criminal virulence of the Writer of The Belle" Resides. We were never so sanguine or so Mistaken as to indulge the hope, that a candid exposit ion of errors and miurstatements, or the dignified remonstrance of a public Journal, would produce a correspondent of cis on the dispo sition and conduit of this callous, cold-blooded, and cowardly calumniator. We knew him too well, to exped any honourahle rctradion from his candour, much less to hope for his repentance. For tunately his malice is be,t defeated by its rancour ; and on the possih;lity cf a sincere contrition, we would be incli•ied to continue sceptics. Yet there is a duty se feel bound to discharge to the public, in not buff. ring them to be duped by a false and hyper: thew of mistaken zeal, and in bolding up to their notice and abhorrence, the deep machinations of an artful Incendiary, whose objeet, whether %perulating on the officious and harmless vanity of Mr. lii-bson, or the honest, but mis guided ardour of Mr. Paull, is solely to raise him. self into a criminal notoriety, by ailing as the basest pander to the most depraved desires of an unthinl. ing and prejudiced populace. He certainly posses. see some talents, and has often been fortunate in their application. He thinks strongly, and writes Kith energy and boldness. Sn will any man of or dinary in - dr:standing, who, unacquainted with the chaste refinements of classical learning, and who con sidering an adhcreore to the dilates of truth, and the resti idions of gond breeding, as an oppresive And unjust restraint, upon the rank produce of an uncultivated mind, indulges, to use the language of Lord Ellcnbotough, in his observations upon the same Wiiter. " in the licentiousness of an un controuled pen," looking only 10 the sordid profit which it may produce, and regardless of the punishment, however ignominious, tliat mayensue. Though sometimes successful in his satire, " let not injudicious admiration mistake tlee venom of thi‘, abaft for the vigour of the bow." If he has an ay.,. •-:- THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY, MARCH 16. His MAJESTY left town, on Saturday, far Windsor, after granting an Audience to LnrJ GRENVILLE and Viscount Howtce It wti ru moured, immediatAy alter His Majest vii de pantile, that the proposed measure of admitting Roman Catholics to Commissions in the Army and Navy, is to undergo some modification or delay. The Prints hos:ilc to the present Minister, and whose creed it is to find fault with every thing, the right, equally as the wrong, are now exercising their patriotic zeal and laudable ingenuity upon the case of Sir, Hoare POPHAM. " Give me a point, UV A actsistanas, and I shall raise the world."— Give rne 2 fl.sw io the Cabinet, give me a single error in the conlna of Goren:m:lli, let it be but a point, aCtliliig wit:lrtit leagth, breadth, Cr. thick , ness, and I sell pull down the Ministry," say the Jacobin Print-4-o.re of this brotherhood ailuderl to, noticing yesterday the trial, says, " Candour obliges us to confess, that the public sentence is any thing but in unison with that pronounced by the Court." T:iis candour we fancy is something a kin to that of Mr.r. Candour, in The &boot for Sranda, and not exadly of a kin with that which we would expeft to see in praLice, particularly upon the Sabbath. It would be well if that day was a little less polluted with falsehood, scandal, and malignity, than any other day in the week. But the fad is, the hirelings of Sir Home Povis•sr, and the corrupt and selfih calumniators of Govern ment, find it their interest to Make Sir Home POPHAM'S case a party question. Whether he bad been honourably acquitted, sentenced to be reprimanded, or ordered to be shct upon the deck of the Giadreior, is in frat all one to them. The interest of the Westminster Elec tion is now almost worn out, and they must start new game. Mr. !'aunt's sun is almost set ; and the impulse of their nature compels them to pay their adoration to the orient beams of Sir Mut Pores AM ; a luminary, the effulgent b: ight nest of whose orb is not a little increased, in their eyes, by the brilliant rays refleCted from the to.oty of the Rio de la Plata. Dazzled by this effulgence, the Advocates of Sir Hosts POPNAM see not the real merits of his Cale, and would confound it with lases to which it bears not the slighest analogy.— the capture of Gibraltar,hy Sir Geuaor Roortz, in 1704, is cited as a case c f similar 'art of the 011cer, and of similar ,he paa of the British Governm, hallowed name of NCI.SON is pre fa:.e, .vho had been guilty of similar im; prudence it ought to be called, am iar censure. for his heroicsonclott his celebrated chase of the Francl rope to the West Indies and bacl year 1805. NOI7, the capture of an achievement of crier ; its tali known and fully understood ; an, Roosts did not stretch his discretion It might as well be said, that he to take an enemy's frigate, if chat the way of his expedition. As to Lot &NO, pnwJrs, aid discretion, were indite& concentrated in the captor fleet. To that purpose he was ti his mind, and his strength, and energies of the fl.:et tinder his cot now at the charge ;tgainst Sir 110 the verdiel of the Court Martial states. that" the withdrawing, without do, the whole of any naval force where it is direfted to be employs ploying it in distant operations against more especially if the success of , should be likely to prevent its speed' be attended with the most serinur to the public service; and that Hlll. having done sn, is highly , this the case of Sir Geo one R the case of the immortal Nessot ing his discretion in the very lint was direfted by Government, with gacity pursued the French fleet ating speed over the trackless ocean Geoaos Itooice, having been or: Jamaica, proceeded to take Gibraltar, Ness)or, whose duty it was to watch abandoned that care, and proceec:ed Ayres ; they would have been cases 1 - IUSIE POP!' AM might have built a, is not a whaler that visits the Sou, might not take and plunder a town Spanish America, and make out as its buccaneering enterprise., as Sir . for his capture of Bitei.as As res. though actuated by only avarice plunder, might plead that it was an and that the pos.cession opened an inlet merce. Ilse.crew of the Whaler, no obliged to reiwebark as soon as the ioi recover from their surprise. The ca; Ayres was an achievement equally unproductive to the country. There . for Sir Howe POPIeAM to enrich himself prize money, and to exhilitate the - triumphal procession from St. James' Bank of England, under the skate of Mr. AL ex. D•vsson ; and there too for doing as much injury as possii done to British commerce, by a false impulse to mercantile speculation. venturous spirit of British merchant List must have felt, under every form and caution, no small increase Sea bubble ; but the merchants mal every constitutional form ha; been vim, the only result has been, to give them possible opportunity to rein tnemsel , ing goods for a place in the possessim before these goods bad cleared the Sir flour did not wait for an ore opening the trade with Buenos Ayres, upon that subject was not in due transmitted to the &CULT ARY through him, communicated to the est. This proceeding would have every minute of that time would some luckless adventure to the Rij zeal of Sir Home POPH A ae, howcyt these authorities ; and the first nevi of Buenos Ayres was his circular letter cipal mercantile cities and towns of urging them to open a trade with an advice, too fatally, we fear, and too extensise: , pursued. If there was any one sub's& upon which In re than another the Prints professedly hostile to the Mi.sister ought to have felt some delicacy and restraint, it is the result of the late Court Martial. Whey cannot forget their daily abuse of Government for not sending out reinforcements toßuenos Ayres; and how unjust and unmerited all this abuse has proved to have been.— The voyage to that place cannot be performed in less than two or three months. The first intimation which Government received of the meditated attack of it, was upon the 24th of June, and its re-capture was effeCted the 12th of August. It was therefore impossible to send out reiaforcernents to save it ; and thus all the virulence and abuse of Government, to„ this imputed neglect. recoils upon the calumniators. Standing thus rebuked and condernneJ. they might be e; pad 'e fror ."' • lar pro ers ,, s Pe 4 lar ingratite ire meet. Ey for rcfa:.ed, a $ t (pi mprudence, ;aft nd deserviee lee 1 an Tener:i pad ch flaet, fror x ,ck again, is Wll Gibraltar s. We slue was one fror and Si r G, Poi on by attsci;- ng Wall not ar ave haute threw,, t;.r • Lordl~ttra,l, t fore all. di reft . :( tore ot the Fr. to dire& hi,!: Sire the stre not command. , 1 ,tti 051 t Poru ar, can tial.—The Tee rep ithout orden, we rte from the . eyed, and Le Lir gainst the et., 1 such °peer - , pe r reedy return, , pit sus incomes; bc, t Sir Hone P. jet) y censurable" evi Roost.? Is t ser ON, who, ex ,. pi( line in whira a ith won ter; vet lent with uri. us ocean ? f'ad err ordered :3 pr• no they, or had ' wh ch the French*. DOI red to Like Bat. sae ties oo which s of a defence. ire rej ;out;i , •rn Sea:, t' upon the toll; : s R led a ease it Haste P Mai res. Ti.e whirr e and a thirst ills an enemy's tow nlet Brie;sh e. ea, so doubt, would . to brs inhabitants shook capt nee ot Buceos luny transient • ua here was ;Mt :ICIX himself with sae- w; be populace by i Tr nests-square to the ilful management sk ,ere was just time posaibly could be an False and illusory w; so. From the ad- GI sots, the Bahkry y circumstance ci ise from this Sous say compLun the s!. violated, and th..: bo them the esrli,i: selves, by freigl,l. th ,lion of the enemy. s t!: e British Channel. tie ord , :r of Connell, ,ores. His advise e and proper fors of Srsre, an.% br le mercantile int.:. t 4 re taken time, sad r., Id have prevented ts' iJ do la Plata. To ver, rt cte letter t o p t theoerst the e e a p p d t r i rr a of Great Britain, this new colony ; rod too extensive,' This Day will be litt6i:,shii.t, by Wang. L.onesnan. Kees and Urine, rstcroster•row, Lendim; and about', Portsmouth; r iNHE TRIAL at LARGE of SIR lIONIE PtlPli ; eutumeirig Cylses .1 the Offiet3l militia sled Instrediens to Si, Horne Pci;,eam. with the Cot. iespondence between Sir Miele and the Gm aratestst, and be tween Sir Homeland the Officers etincensed in the Lard/Anion to die P is de la Pdua