The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-01-03 00:00:00

siNCIUSQ A CC'IDEN r. , Sunday u lattt.' f lie& V.nryne was berated to th, at her house. fa. Pais:Cie-court, Duke-atreet, Janes's. As Into est wee held. on Monday, - at g Lich of Grapei. pablio-bouse. ia Dtake-street.. ppeas d in evidence. that -the deceased was fleas , e es of age. She bad lived tbat house tip , o f an years, and for several year* past wag un e to go 4 1 Post withwat sisaieuer.. l was attend by her daughter. who weed friUeutly, at the de of the deceaired, to lock her into the parlour, had occasion to be absent ; and. on Sun wiling, the daughter went out and kft her in the parlour, as usual, with a letiok and ie. There was uo other person in the hou.e. time afterwards. a smell of fire being eery Ail, alarmed a mall that was pnoesiti , z; he w el d the bowie, and hiuke open the widow door, he beheld a most distressing spectacle . —ut distance from the fire place, the floor was rue d, in the shape of a coffin, and, of the intfor toate old lady, only one leg, wi h a %rocking on, .ined in the parlour, the rest of the body having len into the lower apartment, iirei complete mati. Aar, the back -bogie alone rent lined uncou- The Jury rutrarucci a verdict of 4ceidental RELIGIOUS TO LEICA rio .y. TO TILE Or THE BRITISH PRESS. Ma. Entroa—The following letter was delivered Ole 1 10.1 -office of N great coininer..i.il city of on the 27111 of December last, to officiating ltomau Catholic Clergy man of that !, You arc the 'Devil's agent, and the sunk you have de this Jay, by graatimatotolnisi,o, and giving the wayfer, ~•thutf hot complete deception. yir.t adl thcrefurc avail puttied( of this, that the God Or toga is luariciai your aptedas< y, lad the whorls of Baby , whicla .hall he trampled umlerfoot shortly. Woe onto or idol..tors ! Ptty it is that such should cilia the land DittGuJ bath stated it for the trial of alert. ase d.imnatlon is your pnrtion Fly, therefore, from 1-1 enur ; read, in plain language, the scripiurts tuplr, ye accursed sett." raoble, c,iictly of the Metliodisti sect, ;is fir ao could be ptrceived, had in, deli the laws of the country, theated PO itnali e in that Gentleman's churl, on the .4 of Viri•totas-day, to the annuyalice of peaceful and religious liesubers of his eougre on but the ttioiolts besng loslspily appeased, service was contiuwed doriitg the remainder. of morning, cal in 'the afternoon, to the great edification and aatistretion of some hundreds of persons who attended oil that solemn occasion. No notice, therefore, would hare been taken of the moritin 4 ', iot-rruptiou, if the alsove letter, Lo rda many verbal declarations (over-heard by rasa pt.etahle and u.iexceieionabte witnesses), had not clearly indicated the diabolical 'spirit, front which *e disturbance arose. Now, as l have often been delighted with thesen able and liberal remarks on relilliott *objects, which 1 have read its your paper, 1 beg have. through the medium of i t,to repe.,t, on tht.ocrrarm, all important to Ik e public ...- Whether st would out Mee to the interest and iscice of the empire, to it all rell;ious oaths, which are reqiiir*il at for entering iutu Parliament, or obtai n ing soy place of newt, as they of t ly scat to o:side the seeds et the people, sad irritate thew clue against eeethtel. des ,obt 1,4 4 bit alit ims M r. ut ,t ri The venerable Prelates of the United Kingdom, the whole body of Nobles, together aiih the Mean ben of the (louse of Commons, before they can take thei► seats in Parliareitit, must all call upon the Almighty to witness, that, contrary to the belief of millions otChristuins that have hied, and of millioos that are now living, they hold the toms. and the invocation of saints, as used in the Roman Catholic Church, to be idolatrous. Can it Caen Ix ▪ matter of surprise, that ignorant and illiterate persons, of the lower crosses in the community, should regard, as objects of contempt and hatred. and cousin to damnation, such as their religious relates, and wise legislators, have solemnly, and in the fate of their country, sworn to be deserving of it, as guilty of the crime of idolatry ? The Catholics, conscious of their own rectitude, would little concern themselves about tile sentence of eternal reprobation proncunced by the ignorant rabble; if s to the th-eat of damnation, they 411t1 not add that of shortly trampling under foot the places set apart for their religious worship. in w!iith, by the benevolence of the Legislature, they have lately been allowed to assemble. litre it right seem reasonable. that the Magistrates in every place should interfere, by patting in execution the pre sent existing law, fur protecting the religiousliberty of the subject. Would it not also be well to re morefroia our code of jurisprudence, every remain ing vestige of religious distinctions! Distinctions which an serve no other purpose, than to divide the empire, promote anarchy and confusion, and make us a more ea.y prey to the general Umsrper, whose ambition it is to lay Europe at his feet, and be master of the world. Napoleon is looking out for the opportunity of striking the fatal blow of our destruction; and let us beware then of being found, lik e the Greeks in Constantinople —attentive only to the civil feed, tif religious fanaticism. 'so. a, 1819. ♦ FOE TO BIGOTRY. Sir TIIOII4I JONES. Ham, one of the Itepre sentatives of Shrewsbury. bee presented that Cor poration with two whole-length portraits of Their fds.tastias. to ornament the Town Hall. . The ere, on Monday night, at Mr. ACKERS's hiaber-wharf, rear Blackfriara, consuiaad nearly thirty thousand pounds worth of timber, seven thousand pounds of which had only been landed a is ago. and was not insured. Of tighteen in In, and Mr. Pococes stables, only seven 1.4. including one that had fakeers burnt off. Master aad Wardens of *le. fakers' Com tited on the LOBO MATO!, yesterday, to set to and price of bread. His Lordahtp, after lug the Mealweighers' amount. ordered the he coritioued the same as last week, via. rti Loaf, Wheatstr, Is. 41d.,--eind (leasehold race ennoarain of Mark Hall. Esq. M ts Listaalf a cattclidate for the seat ta the •at`o^ of the count? of Erns, vacant by the Colonel Brim; cit. P07.1r.T. • Dow-4Tatrii. lfe , tanday morning was' brought to the office, sin the MM. Cody of Adkins, Anthouy, and Hari y Adkins, Bichat Wrigilit, silati Mina Dick, a mint drspevate and well Armen chine ter; he was charged brfore Mr. Re 4 0, on suspicion of having rottunitted divers felooies in dit}erent parts of Englattil, Beittland, and frelkuil ; bat the thaws that are particularly alleged against bare are, being roorowneil with st oc k and Adrerribt, who were appreheutled by Adkins, ■ few months since, in Liverpool, for breaking open nod rulthin tint Whiteliaveo Bank of notes to the ani,,,iiit of 14,10041. ; . for which thee were executed ah.int a iimittli ago at Carlisle e t e this lattice, a tine bill leis fmind agai not the B. nutter at the Ist Assizes foe the county of CeiMierlattil. When Adkins was in Lancashire, last sannuer, iu pursuit of this gang, he received information that the Prisoner was then in Biriniag• haul; to cooserpteace of whjeli Atnitis wrote off 1., 1 ) 0 yile, t i m gaoler of that town, to take lino into mistudy, which lie aceortl ingly did, and lodged him in the prison, where, liner remain ing eight days, he broke out. He is charge.l on suspicion of twin the robber and nisirderer of Mr. Beene, the Ag en t of the - British Linen Company, at Edinburgh The de ceased was rubbed of 11.0001. The Prisom t is also charged with km: concerned with his brother, I f - tn. Irrn:4l, about two mantle, since, in the robbery of Messrs. Crosby and White's warchoose, al I Veal hart, iu Wiltshire, of cloth to the mound of ato.nt tt oil., for which he was apprelienikd with his brother, William. and a man of the astute of nt the Black Lion lon, at Exeter; from which p 1 c, the Pelson... made his (-scar, by lettiog himself down by the bed-i :mites, with only Lis shirt on ; he, however, tank Me to have with hint liii share .if the roomy' be had received for the sale of tae cloth they had sold to a man of-the name of Lloyd, which he at comphslaril by *crew ing it in a handkerchief, and tying it round his head ; he contrived to eseme out of that county, by prevailinz on a tonnar to rs and parch:toe him mime clothes, sad account ed for his state, by saying he hail just escaped from a picas gang. Private information haring been gent to the fitfice, that the Prisoner and his companions were travelliog av, hawkers and pedlars aith t as they hail door in Lane,i e, Adkins ta il uo doubt but he aas the into he wanted nod he has heel, in diligent pursuit ol him ever since; but the Prisoner, seldom sleeping more thin 3 nights at one place, for some tinie battled him ; he, however, on Sunday, traced him to the ningli4our. hood of the Kent Road ; sod shoot half past three o'clock he saw him walking with two other persons, new. r the Prick layer's Arms. Adkins knoniag his to he a violent and dan gerous character, he having been beard to say, he would not he take.i, witliont containing murder, coutcieed to let behold the i'riiioner, seized busby his min, and held hots in that mate, 1111.10060 mi and Harry Adkins came to take charge of hint. Adkins the.' went after the two persons who were iu his romp my, who hail made off,suspectio; them to Late mine of the Fooled property. In the mean time, the miner made a desperate effort to escape from the e.t.a oily Anthony and H Adkins, or get his howls to his birches pockets ; Adkins rettinied immediately to their :as:,ruu v, and heat him violeutly over his leas, with a Mite stick, till Le agreed to surrroder, and go quietly. Ile searching Lon, tao penned and loaded postale were found M his lirei rhea which there is esti). rea •.ro t 4 heimve he would have Mae ams. ed at the cascara, it he could hare gut at them. He am. consulate:a for farther esanainatiun, next Monday. To the EDIDOR of The 8111111.ifi PRESS.- Silt—Haying lately read, in your invaluable Pa per, an account of the process used in curing that •filictiug and dreadful saillatly, the tooth-ache, performed on his Royal I-Whoects the Prince of %Vales, at Brighton, I trust, for the information of pint numerous reader., you will give publicity to the f01i0.% ing Take a aced tolia"co-pipr, plate the howl of it in the tire till red-hot; put two or three pinches of henbane-seed • tuts) the bool ; over *lnch put the broad past cof a amtircan funnel---•hrtwhe of the funnel a.tsilmt the tooth atfeeled,su that the smoke' sristlig bona the seed may enter. As often cr4 the pipe gets cold, heat it afresh, and put in more seed ; coutivue this for about a retorter of an hour, Ana the pain, if not allayed iuroediately, will soon 11:tilm. • . This. Sir, is a certain care for that moat &strew,- ing pain, which is su often severely felt by the in habitants of e tbis country, more than any other. The seed may, be got at suy seed-shop, end two penoy worth of it will serve for twenty people. Cher should be taken, that the person, after the peclOrto sore of this operation, dove not Like'Cold ; in order toprevriat this, it had better he performed shortly before the person retiree to ;vat; awl tt SO a ques tion whether be ever will be afflicted with the tooth-ache aigain, at lest for some years.—lt i. the opinion of e?tase of the first dentists, although they publicly ridicule this process, knowing its afficaal, that, wee it regularly performed every month. the teeth of the person sit making toe of this remedy would never decay, er be iu any manner afilacted with pain. I am, Sir, Your very obedient Servant, Jan. I,lfttn. f A Young Tyro. • This was t►e seed ebirh cured Isis leysi iligliseis. It is imagised that, ou the meeting of Piiil;amenti the (3,spossion to the present Ministry will be as strong and as formidable, both in the House and oat of it, n ever was ksowa. The late elections in the e.ty all prognosticate this; and the country seems following the example. A mum wanton, unprovoked, sod berbarous mur der, was, es Tuesday sestlight, committed at Car riFtwantory, on a poor man of the nurse of HEARN. WS unhappy victim of cruelty, on having, some time since, taken a few barren acres, was threatio ed old' a night visit. Ou its beiug repeated, hr went for some time to Tramure, as a place of safety ; but, havia.• returned to his humble dwelling, his door was forced open, end, ou being dragged inta the open air, he, by sir: cob/sons was, at the same mom-at, shot through the heal and belly. Ile ex pired is a few hours; bat is said, in his last mo ments, to have weutioned the names of two men in hoi nrigkilrourhoud, as Cm fierpetrators of this horrid ertnio.—(Wsieifiord Alirrur.) Colonel Hatisos, who had * silver cup presented to him, by 36,000 weavers, anticipated the present while he was to the kiss's Bench Primus, for he was there generally—is his caps. The weavers' rreser.t will descend as an heir keen in the Colonel's family. A iew days ago, as two sawyers were employed in cutting up an oak tree, about IS inches in ibitute ter, for the use of the Earl of Dusts colliery, in Rainford, Lancashire, the roan in the pit perceived something to wove in the clit they were then cut ting, which, on examination, proved to be a felj grown toad. I'M animal was gait, alive when. taken up, notwithstanding one of the legs iai+b,•n' cut off by the saw. The cavity in obit% ft* :iris, (mind, ass exactly in the tedtre of the tree, ,pv.r Jorge enott;li to tout sin the body, tad memwriat three yards and • half .frati the r.ot or bottom. The tree was }.Meetly .aimml ui every part. awl not the least crick be *per ore coul be discrie , rek, that bid a commanicauou with the stmospiicre. FROM 1..11T NiGLIT'S GAZETTE latidrehy Office, As. t, 18. to. Via•Atllpir;l.Canapbell bas trasesusitted to John Wilass . Coullter, , Esg. n letter be had .reweived from Copulae Maxwell. of His Majesty's etuop the ltny alist. giriaz an account of his haring. oh the 31st pr December, captured a French lugger privateer. called 1.4 F'raw•ois, of fourteen gunsarssi sixty wen, oat horn Boulogne three days, without hiring suede any capture. The Royaliat ha• also retaken two English yes bad Wee takeu by the envwy. 5111 oil Su holey .01, at her I james of sweat ed in ;iv" of al of 40 ya P▪ eer t o go Aim 164 by her dau a ft of the de ceit Ile she had •Sia I evening, hes keg, in th N The roe time a! ho g , metal, star 1 4e to the hou.t hen he bell I. cone distance per. anted, its tl • miate old lad '". ,inairied in ti into the ntc f t, thned. The ;Ira, girth. oat R E TO TILE 'SIR. EDIT( of tom the 'LS. his klo,,iloni 11 4 , he Oilcloth); ihice You arc tir __III lei this Jac, I wag , b.il C rr. Yu:twill tb ryli I•sreu is luark a, Ouch .Isal ll Ismo a•',l .•, WI Lis el, 1 7 11 " But II Loma is, he wrath I• ea 1.1)our reupk. oc41•J.110 /et, cal sect, as f ki t once of the I distort:ranee ter. mornin; of the peaceful gallon ; but the service the inorning le.' era' th6cation the person' who No notice 143 the rnorihni rides massy re. 1. to pectahle em ere clearly Indic Ilte disturb' Now, as I able and lON r 10 sod .4 have 'vita le medium of i Ice 'sestina In coudoce to I annul all ri present for ohs soy nif 11. : kw ehones INT, Savo to The Poly wai re• the num ezaasittio Pecs to Itiaa•ter a Is. AloNt • awooenc, SANKaupTs. William roller, of Rrandirei, Silfrolk, money aerivener, to store oiler, Jsouary 6, i 1, and F.:hrunry IJ, at tea, at Guild hall, London Attorney„.3lr. Bretubridge,-Cuniumo Pleam Offer, lnnrr Temph., lA.IIIIOII. Robert Roper, Ii uf Hoendaditeh , London, timber , Mer chant, to sarrcader, January at nine, ej, at len, and re in miry it, at erne,ntGaihthatl. Attorneys, Maui. lAitti sad gnawer New Rrielge-strert, Blackfrhirs. Thomas ll:orrington, of Croon-street, Soho, Midelleaen, trunk-maker, to surrender, January to, lA, and Fehroary 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attar ury, Mr. Bruokas, St. Allosn's•street, Pall-mall .. John Ilitchros, of Hrunc,litoti, O•ford, miller, to surren der, Januar y 12, Li, acid Feb! nu y I.:, at tierces, of the IVlnte Lion Ina, to BAllbur), Oxford. Atturisils, Arita, of Basibriry. William Keuwottly, wow or late of Pouliot's, lemseaster, juiuer, to surrender, FeM limy .1, at four, 5, awl I), at tau, at the Commercial Inn, iu Hi4h Alert, 'llaarliester. Attor neys, Mr Hewitt, Manchester , sod Mr. Philip Hurd, 'fens. pie, Lowtoia. • Johu Benson, late of linlhesch, Lincoln, anlreon, to estrend.r, January 1, g 2, and Febrn try ii, at eleven, at the kw and Crows Inn, in titisbeAch St. Peter, In the We or Ely Alto. neys, Me.ar ftrigl., Lockett, awl Grayb-lno, Hultsurn, London ; and Mr. William Jump, 11'itthcach. Thomas Taylor, of Etrwore road, St. Mary, Paddington, MiAllearx, carve - o'er, to aarreuder, Jana:way 6, M one, 93, Yu ten, and February 13, at oar, at Guildhall, Loudon. At - turner, Mr. Clunies Ilmroltun, Hera irk airtel, Soho Thomas Cban.ll , r, late of Bethnall-grern, creme-setter, to surrender, January U, 13, awl February 13. at 'afire, at tiu.ldball. 1. ho. Attorney', Mr Wood trarJ, stx ; and Mr. Gilman, Bunbill roe, London. Thomas %Yardman, of Dorton, Bradford, Toth, eafiers. manufacturer, 'um - render, January % 11, at three, , JJ, and Fe lirc.ny ii, at eleven, at the Devonshire Arms, In Kigbley, York Attorneys, Wenn+ Caton and Brnmell, aldirregate. Wirt, t.oodun ; and Mr Thomas Delaf tee, lii:zhley. Robert Luagrictre Kn.! George Pria - 41•, hulls of Viinsher, Durham, enllirry-undertakers, to surrender, January jr, 25, and February IJ, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, New .•utle npuit-Tyoe. Attorneva, gea•rs. Bell and flrodrick, His lane, London; and Mr. Juhu Juhuston, tn.( astir npan-Tyne. James Wallis, of Fleet4dreet, I.ond In, jeweller, to surren der, January 6, 16, at twelve, and February it, at our, at Guildhall Attorneys, Jones and Reyna!, Lord Ma.lttr's Court-Ofice, Royal. Exchange. DIVILENDS. J.nnary 27. Thomas Goss, of Hackney-road, a te.threary, at t we're, at Guildhall. Luudma. Jaunary 6. Tboutas Hughes I.lu)d, late of the Poultry, Loudon, anti of lialwortipcuniftwa, Sunty , slate.uscr chant, at one, at Callihan, London. January 21. Thomas Ward, lite of Oxford-market, St. Mary •la benne, Middlesex, 1.,:lou-chattailar, at tut, at Guildhall, Loudon. r,b, nary 3 M ties Barber, late of Lothl,ury, Loudon, user. claani, at is lie, at Guildhall tel./vary 3. Jmues Blundell. of 1.130's Coffer.bonae, Lon don, and of Pentnovillo. IJultllpstait;ausuraotaa-bruiar, at ear, a Cutlabali, f00d,,. February 3. John Persona the el ler awl Jolts Pars- os ti e roincer, of I.ltillitate-hill, Loudon, booksellers, at one, at i; at alkali February so Anthony Moms Be'lf.. awl 1 bum s& W.I. haws, of heat-street, st. °omit the , .Martyr, S. , robsark, Stint", grocer, at twelve, at r.uildhall, jealy.my jo. (;e4i.x*: Sly, (4 lVa...tca 1, Cwea , stock bi °Ler, at eleven. at Gaildbali, Lawson Jarmary to. iVaLatu C ct, of bi-hups,±ste•street, Lundua, - . &nit; sad cintplurn, at ten, at (roil:111;W Fab. tasty a. 1t ilLon Cokkta and Joh.' Celekin, of Co veutry, Warotek, grocers, at ten, at Gtuldtsall, Feb. nary J. Thome, Corlett, of Friday street, Cii.t.aps.ck, I.w.4rni. *as tiwar,,lnao Si ktl, GJil,l6lll. rein uaay J Gorey Ea.loa, utheroise Yearkon, a Per. • na , ..tasey strut, Surrey, katker•skesaar, at owe, at Guild hall, loorloar rebrurry J. Julia Merrick and &moil Iluak;as, late of Illatk taut, I.uniltre,, twit of Grep,scy, aserthasta, at nne, at Guildhall. Feb. nary 3. /Olin kferrick, late uf Marb-lane. London, and of Guernsey, rairekant, at one at Gaildhlit. February j. of A4gaic,.l.oudoa, Manchu- ter warehouseman, at une , at G115.16;11. Fthruary Samuel Tisimasaa Cuuu., of Bishortgate. street, Lutidos, euver ' at twelve .it March a Alexaaskr itsulersoe It.teid Robertson, of C..leulau street, Loudon, uterdiaats, at age, at January 27 Baru:tins Vatterhee, of King's Lyon, Norfolk, one, at Guildhall, Loooon. dauunt) 24. Wo!liatia Thompson, stow or linear Woodford, . E sax, apoill•car, at tau, nt Loudon. January g.). John Kualfrey Hoary gedeuberk, of Sker borug• lane, Lundou, 'narcissist, at its, at Guildhall. January a. threstisi.s Augusto* Escleir. otf She:borne- Line, London, netrchant at tea, at January gtV 3 itliass D ean, of iitutuu-stria-t, u,s.l:. square, !Ifuldlrsex, shopleeper, at ten, at Guhillsail, Loudon. January to. Julia Jackson of Farnham, Surrey, sueg:on, at twelve, at ( isildissU, Loudue. January 26. George Jeposs, of Prescut, Lancaster, grocer, at two, at tke Sitar laa, Ilaackester. )larrh 3. Juba Price, of Fiaabory-upeare, London, reser chant, at at Guildhall. Match at. Rkelimuvl Banks, of Ethan', Lest, •ietnaller, a t ale, at Gudalb3ll, Loodini. heum, 27. William Waller, late of Exeter, irountonger, at to. lee, at the Slag lieu, iu Eaett T. Mardi J. Hear) ut, Minc,ggleine, London, mu rkiest, at twelve, it ti March 3 Edward Creme, of Margaret street, Casrarlisb. MeckLesek, carpenter, at one, at Gueldliali, Lon don. haWary - 27. George Baker, of tiwr City road, st I.okr's„ Moldliwies, (orb on tker, at tee, at I.umluo January :7 J oba 1F 'Mon, of fkak•street, tiolderi•sg , iare„ Middle3ex, wien'avar, rcer, at twelve, at Goildhall, Loudon. CERTI ICATIES—J • 23 lames Watkins, late of I•hrpatvw, Aluninutit Is, draper John South, late of Kinabohnu, fienuu a w t , Jtail/ and John Rigby, late of Wigan, Lancaster, cattier. ' Ja,nes Phillips Lieu, et Birosinsitisau, %% as. *A. an , t .ncref. R.... h, Yanc►esl.r, ./..bes Adam., of Walsall, Sinf o rd, fa t.r- Ralph Ogden, of Boiaoy, MOW iltablea-awkr,Lyac, Laoc 13- ter, cotton-spiaser. Lord ‘'Be its‘Grusi, occoesliog to report, is to proceed to India. A paragraph bat appeared so Neural of the London prints, seep-fling ,an attempt of a Baronet in VA neighbourhood of Bristol, to convoit on atraricus .• *Teiose upon young *masts, but it is in many re - sp e kta iiicueieet. That there has beers some loos tition, however, t,r the report, our resders will [ . 'rrrdtf. alben.at igiform tl.eol that tha affiir has m g ofarly la-r a 'hriatigheher.,.. the Ma i ; •trsrj of that c.ty.--..'o4iaccatr "uttrau:.f , • ; r • • CORRgSPONDENCE .- • . • • BETWEEN THE ettTillia marfirrze. AND TBE AIeEA alc•e4 sEGIULTAIIIIIII. ACCOSII.ANItiI THE PRESIDENT'S LATE NICINAOII TO CONGHLSN. (Coolamer! from odr l'a..er of yedterday (No. ill Mt. SMITH TO MI. J tCICION. Department or State, (ht. IS, 11100. Slite-s.I hove had the honour of receivii.g suer letter of the Ilth inst. Fiore I proceed to the more inaterial.toptie which it embraces, it is pauper that I shou , d take mime nonce of your construction, ulnas his unhappily converted an in timation of the expeditocy of cooductiug in a writteu forms our further disco . ..wows on this particular larc**JOU„ Ito a ge neral pro l amin's, o f 311 tevhal aurarnmucastot.s whatever, and into as iinpreccdetited vies:alien to the pros, resents:xi right• of a public SI isii.ier, requiring a formal rno.est sod a r imirt to the cotroisaulls of your hiotereigm. A recurrence to that vitinuttinn cans.)t full to ghee that •its sole filo. it was to avoid, in the further discu.siouri or n case of unusual deliver', sod importuner, the iniseutireptious well known to he iiirideist M oral priete.Fog , ., and of who Is the diplomatic intercourse between the tan tativeruownts had farnithed so niany and ascii serious proofs, uay, of which your letter itself is 'Millesimal illustration. That a change Su u-',iris, trout as oral to a written fiArn, is most without mice...lent, I ermine rekr to one which wilt he mese satisfactory to you than the istiesatiou reef nil, rivets by Ale. Causing, sit the case of the proposal Ly J7i. FioLuey on the subject of the l)relcrs its Council sod the Embargo. tha4s discassions, which Inul been pnrciuusly verbal, mast t forth take a written form. Aid with this seea I take the liberty of ►eeslhas your at teuton: to the subusined extracts (See A. and it.; of 'tiff/s .hat passed us th it uceasioa. sio the !irritate, as on t1..,t occasion, ter. change front verbal to orates: *toninsitiocationg sus resins sled after two conference% and ultra the subject appeased to oust of t►e patties to have, by those verbal ducussious, beets brought to a pond, which required a ii.easc sialarstactiling of the Aran sad propositions of the otter. . . . You Sir, 1611114.0 p-sectoc, dust io maustaiuing the right, which terry t.ktverositesst has us to *tot rules of intcr. course with foreign functionaries lit , bf it, us encroachnseut has been mole or iatrualed LW any right or customary prisi key: beloniuse to in that chsraemr, as any ibmg mom I. snipe& the proper and usual cause o f: Ut cuciAti You have been. stacietstly apprised, by soy letter of lb* foth, of the bibs us winch the l'sesoleut vicar the arsasuge. meat lately tmolc by your predecessor with this tiovernmetat, and of the itismods ur which he has expected a formal mod sst ssfactos y expi4ual,un reasons fur the. refusal of Um Er.tsussic Majesty to carry at solo elrect lie persists in that expectation, and se the lop:soon, that deer.- has bre., giver ru oxp i akation th a t u adelitlACC, lelall.r as to the to Liter or as to the situate. Whets our government La. been solemnly pledged to ano ther in a mutual engagement, /1 it- act; ootaledged and cos. priest and refuses W fulfil the ii is perfectly clear that it owe* it, both to-itself and to the other party, to accompany its refusal with a format uud frank. disclosure ad su itu c i, a t m n , s u as Poor a step, which, walemit Inch 'castle!s must deeply injure its uwa character, as soh as the rights iff the party cuidida: is its good faith. " To retest: will. heitour :,a ) , a hi g h authority us public , law) to ratify what has hems couclaikd on by virtue of at full power ' it is accessary that the Soorritige *Wald have. stem% mud solid reasons, and that he ahem in particalari_ that his II lui.ter has violated his instevirtioas " Although it i- particularly incumbent on the Sovereiga ka such cam to she. that his imitractioas have bees violated, yet it it not a mere vielation of tbeas on immiteri.ll pekoes that will be aulicitat. It is indispeasalay regisisite, insure: over, that the reasons be strung mid solid that they matat• featly outweigh nut only the geoeral obligation to abl hy what has been so dune but Mau the disappointment nI4 ptry accrinug to the oilier patty. And it is worthy of celiac thai the tame under ditcusaiuu is of a leifbec rharacler; bud appeals aid, greater solcuteity to the hon o ur tad ymtree of the efuelr.g pa.ly, than the ease stated in 1 . attel i itiammegt as the to actactiou, our disavowed. was n u t a peaty ur ale. 1.. be rattled by loth patties, preetioss to an crema tion by either. It hail, acerrdie.- to the terms of it (mall: this preol:strary appear , to have berg contemplated he mute Gov. rat:;ot), been actually and invisediatiity earned Ina essent,on un the part of America_ The refined of Hie lei • tannic M.ysty is, wierclarr, not ,amply to ratify what 1 t el been eatifieti by the other party, hat to carry sate effect, ms his put, an anisugetriest which had been carried tato fall effect, with good faith, oa the pat of the United St:ilea No.. the case is streachrned by the further peiNsFarity, that sire of the cirennastaiires •ItendiNg tie* *acclaim, of the arrantinrnt on the part cr the United States, reader it rer. svreepb►le erf a Intl cquir 'lent fur the retinal to vices!! it on Its: other side 11 hos nut escaped ohserration, that the üblitation of yo• t Goveinincsit to te.i4a ritplinetians on this oceits:o3 is ad no;tted, by yt.or all tart to sliFir that it has been tintficiatatip done in what reseed is eouversstinn between Mr. Cumin and afr p aa l / 40/3 . , ant,.r - the atritttictious gmea to Mr. Pr. stint to commis Ucate sorb exptatitilinns. With every dis position tu mar in the most fairosmale bib, whatever may affect the rt;atioos between the two coon rise, k is impos 'ibis to anstake the conversations of tbits3 Ministers for a deciliter of sorb a debt to the (nod COO' and temosable expectations of the I.:nated biatrs. Braids* that they were were eowricsatiuna, its case termitin/ the precision and re spect of a forestal rervinsauicabou, It is Certaina ILrt neither anderstAarsi by Mr. Plukuty. *or intended by Me. Counting, that those rontessations our 14 to be regarded. Mr. Yinitney is caphest on this roust and Ift. Canines efter &dialog to rerrpttul4te wett,ng abet he had verbally reiwarbrii,Wriiitieu to Mt Paokney, mat kiter art May o 7 tli, that bre observation on the suer,. et wooid be sore properly made Outmatch the Ulf CCSSOT of Mr. Leakage, who was eta ut to proceed to the Uustea awes. With rasped to the untructious soi this paint, gives to Mr. Lnktur, it might be ..aXacient to rewash, that they were meter carried liklu execution ; but it may to asked, whether it was • mark of friendly rtspect to the United States, to em ploy for such a ;impose • Slmiatrr, with shows la.s Guido meat ha 1 thi.ught peeper publicly to •iiisciras its cooed ernes and to the p-eultar delicacy sad amba r r a t aaneu t of whose situation yon have yourself referred, as accouut lug for his out having esecated the task imposed opus him I must here repeat, what was suggest,d is my former letter, that the diccensue of Mr Erskine .s the proper fr ate guano. y 1.4 • mop. r eaptanatioa. A.r cam I perceive the face act y o ur remark, that the delay incident to year arrival in the Under' States teadered it sa..remasistest with thelesead ly aentinicats of H.s Majesty to press Om ether elmouels foe commuoicatin the motives kw his chsavcraiti. To your own recousiderat lois I appeal, whether the course meet co:moo:tat to those friendly sentitaests, was not t h e obvious one of v ia. ;Ailing the sew organ. pleading at the same time against may suiecoosti action of the delay, by appr.sing that Ansel wan Government, through its Minister, of the canoe of .1 The supsttion, that the delay incident to your mission gave rise to eke eonversatioe of Mr Canonic and Mr. Pinkaey, is out recoacileable to the corresponik.oce of tie latter, which con tains so such ineaeotion. Ho the contrary, it dtstiartly shews that be was appt seed of the Intention to replace Mt. Eisittne by asuccts,nr, whom he recorded as the proper channel for the explanatory eunituasicatems, that he soder. stood Mr farming to k wader the same and that be kataed (ruin yourself, not muse time two c.ays idler his c..iriverratino with Mr. Coming, that you were towed for the 11:n.tra `tritca within three weeks. Although rt may nut tune h.en yoor intention to have Ora to this subject a poleitre WoWid au/ have oat tamp, summed, c.r such hes her. t h e feu •cloCk 41..11.4 of Voir .ena,br, end psetsculaity of the eOl/..lieleuu yea have drawn from r-.c two aremmitances, tat. That 'no trace of comp:Mat trout G:tveramcut aesiast the elet.‘.ini, ap peal. la the ile•••••!.• us the beiltsis 11111% , 114./a, we was cm,,,,e, y , annoiatoed by are an old dinfernoces .mini td. Ttiatt f...the ofils.r! Cu/TO/p....0/ to, uf qtr. Er4Clwe with Ina Qom; it s p.,.. fs , that bedsit not commi•Mease, is earn.., ib urigmal sirstrort.ue., he s to me the thrce di/Mrs therms , pecided, ai.d received nay utecrrati4ua sack. if titer, be co tesee of eeeripLOrst azainst the lineations; is the 114.1.1i•Ve • ui time witties. tt to incases this Govee,.... , st euethi te..t hare entered such beflre 03^ ressvus fee the d.sav , :mal had been exp Ante/, sad eispcci. r the explateat: As Wits jaelly Lod cva:iacc capccka the rfth r