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. ,fra-oecT? Jam/ • fir . A / )ftk) ijirt s r , • - ob re , Tor L . V ttutel.-kmi • NUMBEIL 4863. LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1818. PRICE SRVEN-PCNCK. TO THE 111EATOR-ROYAL. COI' ENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, I:1111)AV, July 10, ."-lert. Sti E lut WS ) CONQUER. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. TATS GA LI ERY, with a SELECTION of the most celebrated Work, of the Italian, Stoutish, Flemish, snit Dutch SCNIOI% IS OI'EN every thy from Niue in the M R uutii Six is she F.venistig. Atlmittaure Is —Catalogues Is. By Onler, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. (voR7'IIY ELRei orrs OF TAM:IIMM. Llti t scis—Mr. Fluycr has thought proper to attack my ch irarter iti a pull t,il aildrrsa, totally unprovoked and 111111111 . f lb it, by charging me with having violated an engage !sent cohere.) i n to at a convivial !netting one Jay after din. siert %Vista, doe engagement to said to have keen entered Into, Floyia *1.4 nut present, but taker it fur granted, that I pledged my support at all times lu same line of the Toutialitud family, to obtain a seal in parliament fur the Ilinaitigh of Tainworth. I have an recollecli ttt of any Pinch pledge, and to rendre it the Irsa 'probable, I had molter rigid nor indurentect to be concerned in any omit cataract. %Vomit, the Electors, alio are said lu have kern prese t s', hive 'Wetted with patience to an undertaking me my part to emir:tenor to faattai on the lowough a bend, 01.111e1 doe family had sold the whim of their pro perty in and *boat Taniwurib, suit thowzb the Candidate might be ever an inicapable of giving as:War:lion to his con stituent.? contests, could scarcely equal. la it for gentlemen of pro. perty and education to commit themselves in this mintier, and to sanction, by their oitemptratice and want of pru• pricey, the fury of mobs ? It might have occurred to a man ' kris 4inil of tioublcil waters, that haring nu rote "r i" - ' fbience in the Borough, his personal interference might he deemed impertinent. Let tis suppose fur a moonlit that Sir Robes t Peel had acted, in regard to the Towarsheiiirs, as yon represeut him to have dime, broke a political moulage made them over his cups—was that to justify you in assailinie him with reproaches and insult its language nnbecuwiutf a gentleman to utter tau ally provocation? If you had lot respect for good mannersoornething might base liren abated of your virulence Oil arcomat of your 'rear sitogbbitur—of man with whom you held a frequent, and a seenimir frieudly intercourse of civilities. Did it never strilie you that II e pkdge, said to have been made by Sir Robert Peel, might have brew misrepresented Si, you for election purposes ? That its truth rested at twit bust tin a vague and loose re. port of what happened at a public. dinner, at which you were not presets, ? It would purely have been as amiable in you to have !oftener' as to have aggravated a charge tanning from, at !ea.:, a doubtful authority ; which you might have done wittiont injury to that dignified sense of honour you would scree to pusses.. l'ew men, I IM hirer, would choose to be made auswerahle for all they utter in the unthinking gaiety of as election treat; yet, after all, thi; over-strained pledge, if give'', might, in the opinion of as clear-head. rod um coliaricutious a man as Mr. Floycr, have here avowed by S.r Robert without impeachment of the toopriety of his c hid in regard to the Representation of Tarn worth. Ni 1111i1Arlial Milli can for a moment believe that he ever iulrndo 4 to give an uncouth:Mord support—um not to oppose its I hoi case virtually to support she Townalivesil family wider till or any circumstances. Such a meaning is to suppose nn absurd prumier of lila own interest, which no tsati is hound to in Ike, and a:lich on prod. tit Map would I bare no doubt hut it will hereof'. r appear that the Townsheeld family hail no claim limn,. nor any cam eta. tiuu OW Sir Robert Peet would sacrifice his own vices upon this occasion to theirs; main ithataadilig the bold asaertious made at the rlei the morals of such awe, flees, and exerctliairly injurious to the trade. Tiutt the evil+ eneriplained cif, do not in I on./., iVestiniteiter and ; which )otir Culeortn tier toil e• e to i.e tto me to the prtrvihwtiF 11l Act, called " Thr fit Ida Aria." *loco extend ki pines; the clicc•a ..1 which are folly iletaileil ill the i.• . trace • That the whip of the inaiiter. and *etre' , in the ribbon trade concur in the propriety of au ektemlett ut the Spit fields Act,. Town! Nl:siker. Mr. C. kentiole; Mar.l;4;lle, Mr. Paw. cell, Hosting% Mr. Mshoot; 'rimy Iminpkon, Mr. Liston. Min. Ilardr•wlle, Mr.. Dnvimport ; Mias 113rilenstle, Miss 'illusion; Miss Freillr , Miss In the course of Ike Evening, • Pan by Miss S. Sliotr.•r; and • Comic sung, " York, you're waulcd," oy Mr. Ceuery. Your Conti sittee err therefore of opinion, that it Is sits,- lestely necessary, for the protection of the weavers is, the silk bade, ,t o il the rob, ) trade in partieuhr, soil to essash'e them to stopport themselves and Parodic, , end itli;‘, fir pro. teeting the perishes in which these trades are vie-tied on, ilsat some Leeislislive interference slionkl take Were; rot your COUlrtliiire think, that • remedy milt d he f ;;s tie Exlesiri 111 l of the Spitilfields and Unblits Act., sir at trial sit that extension for • period of a few )usr, experiment. To *Limb will be settled. th• Illinirnl Farce of JOFIN OF PARIS. John of Pan., Mr. Jon,. ; Grand Chaushrelairo. Mr. Tay- Inr ; Winenst (with the original Minic), Mr. Donlon.* ; Pe. drip, Polls, Mr. Liston. Princes. of Navarre, Miss Ste phen.; Rom, Miss Matthews The Doors to be opened at Six oThock, nod the Play to begin at Seven. Boxes, 7s. • Second Price, 3s. riol.—Pot, 3.. $1 ; Sn•nnol Price, 4s.—L ower Gallery, 2..; Second Price, lc —Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 11.1. VAUXHALL GARDENS. Under the Patronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. EVENING, FRIDAY, July 10, will he presented a -URA ND CALA, with Madame SAQUI's lPerfiwmaneev, sad Aacent on the Rupe amnia a brilliant discharge of Fireworks. Aihniaxion, 3s. 61.—The Dow, will open at Seven, anJ the Cuucert beg.na at Eight u*Clock. 11111 l nittee cannot but remark, that whilst ihe It.te uI the !till of Elizalrth, c. 4 was 111 (Mc... that ti:, dibtressing eii cunistaucca uuw complained tit, ticvcr ucc r, 3ei Jrau , lble. A Private Buz may be had for the Seasinv, or Nightly, or Mr. Bran d on, at the Bus Office. To-inoreu*, the Comedy of Spred the Plough, and Killing so Murder. SIR MIL CURTIS, BART. TIIE A DIMESS ft-mu Ihr FittENns of 'he lIONOURAOLE BARONET lie% rut SIGNA TURE.% at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN. Mr. Royer ia a stranger to the connexion which has sub slated for twenty-asvess yeses between the Townahend family and myself—a connexion of the most cordial anal satisfactory nature. 1 hove repeatedly been Ut inked lay almost every branch of that Noble family, for the pu t I lure uniformly taken, in nisintainiug thi it iii!ereat ht Toinworili. There fore to be thus attacked, is, 1 will v. main: In say, totally without a precedent. who are nnacipinintrd with me, have a rizht to rill fur more than any bare assert .1 1 hive therefore uht3ta ril p , rinisaiiiis hi publish Lord John Tios..-11.3141's letter to 51r. Blake (joint tris.tesai to the will of the late Martii• TowiialariiiL a truer dicta. al by a a. !lye Or dilly, and afford i•• • proof* of a good besot a n d sound understanding. REPORT FROM THE. srLrer comma Terr. om THE CON- THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, NTRA No. Tills EVENING. FRIDAY. .1 tily 10, will be presented. the Comic 01.erri la of FIRE AND WATER. This ilsy is poililisbed. price Is. Ga. TAGIOVI FEVER IN IRELAND. APLUME for Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY; or, The Offering of the ratherlexc • A Perm . Orderc.l, by the Ileum of I'mnriont, to be pritilcf:, btis Jlay, Ib IS. Captain flurry, Mr. Duerr; F►ederick, Mr. Wrench. Fanny, Miss Love; Furbish, t,su 1 4teren•on. After which, ■ Comic Open,. radial FREE AN) EASY. By Mita STOCKDAI.C. ROMILLY, WIDOWS ORPHAN'S FRIEND: Air Elrciiimi Song, by Ilre aline Author. Price la. per (fusel,; Bs. per houdred; 3f. 13s. O l per Pilules' fur Mary Siorkdsle, 180, Piccadilly. fell).V G ay.'s, Yuisr faithf..l bnroltlr s ItOBERT PEEL. The Select Committee Appointed to inquire into the state o f Ireland, as to the pievislesece of Contagious Fever in that part of the United Kingdom, and in investigate 11;e causes, tempest ary and permanent, whirl' have I. st to tt e tin:reamed progress of this destructive milady durit g the hod and present year, and to report the saute, r time to time, with their Observations thereupon, to the Hover ; anal also to Tepeet snrh measures, remedial And preventive as may seem musd efficacious to arrest its Girth. r eNtei sluts, to guard, n• far as human foresight can twain., its recurrence, and to secure silequitte m alas of support to the Establishments destined far the relod of the diseased ;-•-• Hare considered it their duty, in pit reeding he the tra , !.: allotted to them, to pursiie the course which the ord. t of reference has pointed out, of ascertaining, in the first plan , its far as they were enabled to do, the state of Inland, ate 1,. the increased prevalence of fever during the last and parrot year; the period from whence She coinmeticettunt of the, increase may he dated, in different parts (Attie ennui ; e extent to which it had proceeded ; and the present fond floe s whether of diminution or increase, of the male 'y in il.ffeleot districts; together with their lessons fur hellevitig th a ouch diminution or increase may tee progressive, or that the di.. ease has assumed a snore permanent char.!eter. ' Sir John Freeman, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Charles Courtly, Mr. Notify. Gertrude-, Miss Ks Ily. To which will be added, the revived Ballet Drama, called LA PEROUSE ; OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. HotrtiEROLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICEti. l ORERTSON nmi I'O. No. 7. Eno ti,4le of Manreelde. respeetfnlly inferno the Public. Ihnt every Article nr DOUSEIIOLD FURN I TUNE i.i Suld upuu the following Plan Croqr•nor-p' . fi•rQ Julie dt,••sil ly N•vht DVAIt 111,AKIt—•Ertv)Vvtlise: t v•• islefentre of Perisig you aqua, I dui not Into y,ss wi;ls ih, mow which I hid written, and ititeusltsl an 4 111/11 ye•te.slay. It was morely to s‘sy, 110 it though I had f It the issometleste and to sloyesssalne stern...4lly ur Authorizosx ynu In Isplain my lois essorepisoss of the part I was disposed 1.. 'she nt Tassowurth (.tsch ackosswles!voesst of my error Is,iss: equally ober to the Alarchi tttt ess, W Lon, Chsrleis, to the F..ietuir, sad silyselt), yet it woolsl he silts rly intstsisisteut with trolls and scowl faith. if I were sts the reneste.t degree to insinuate That I had leer., mash- the 4111114.11 ,. any artful misrepresents!' tin the part of Mr Robert reel, or his agents La Perouse (the Navigator), Mr. T. P. Cooke (from the Theatre-Itard, Drury-Inns, hie fourth appearance on this Stage). Madame Perverse, Mies A%h'st; other Characters by the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately ar rived in England. Rome, bc—Pit. 3s.—Lower Gallery, 2a.—Upper Cal levy, la.—Second Price at Nine ..'CI... k. Ruses, Places, and Private 8.,x.•r. may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the lox Office, Sri anil Eritraece, from Ten rill Fear ; and at Stamm 's Library, 170, New Bond-street, armoire Barliagton-gardene. The Performances of the Nativ► American I•atians will be retreated every Everting ins La Perrsae: tu•meruiw with The Dumas. 1. The unpleasant and frequently disgusting. solicitations to buy arc abolished. 2. The lowest Selling Price is fixed by n Ticket upon every Article, from which no •listrani lit can be nook 3. To gumantre the Public (mid prevent deception), the whole of the Purchase-miritcy will he return ed to the Buyer, if the Article is nut approved of. •.• Upon the above simple het ignitable Plan, RO. BEItTSt►N and CO. rest their hupr• of tocooragement. which, •h n ul.l they be so fortunate as to olitaiu, they pledge their honour they will endeavour to &verve. A weer Operetta, to be milled The Bull's Head, will be performed on Monday treat. Various Novelties and RA vivals are in active preparation. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. The Dew Burlens of Humpbry Choker will be acted every Evening. friliS PRESENT FRIDAY. July 10. awl To-wwwrow, Saturday, July It, the performances will eummewee with (bib time), an riiiirely new Burletta, (yowled on Dr. Smollett's eelehruit it Novel, railed HUMPHRY CLINKER. With sew sad "elected hlsteir, new geenery, In Act I : tlee representation or an km on Fire. In Art M. a Ballet Hornpipe in Fetters. With • Pas Sent, by Mr. Ridgway. Afier which (fur the nib time), a Nrw Serino, Pantomimic Romance, produced by sad n o d. r the direetton of Mr. Ridgway, and fuuuded on a popular and mutt istercatiog Puem, called MONTA I.DI ; - - OR, THE BLACK RAN T ER! Wilk new and selected Music, new Seemly, Dresses, Ma chinery and Emlicllimlimt els. Principal Ckaracters--Sir Bertram, Mr Smith ; Nonfatal (his Seneschal and secret Enemy). Mr. Ridgway ; Walthir (the Cetatwre of Mentaldi), Mr. Howell. bums (Wife of Sir Bertram), MhisTaylor ; Fishermai4Wife, Mrs. Gomersal. To roadside with (for two nights only', the splendid Comic Melo-dramatic Burla►ts, in two Acts (roundest 1111 au ancient Trsgi-Comedy, taken from the Italian by Sir Aston Cuckayise)„ eerier ►he title of THE DUKE AND THE DEVIL. The characters by Mr. Walkius. Mr. leonord, Mr. Cordell, Mr. Clifford, Mr.Fit•william, Mr. B•dgway, Mr. Howell, Mr. Smith, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Hatton, Mr Jonas, Mr. sWysit, Mr. M•Caon, %% Johnson, Mesas*. Solis, Burton, Ityclain, ht. (Arai d, Hart, White, Master Dure, Master Pitt, &c. Mrs. Brookes, Mrs. Smith, Miss Braumnn t. In ohs course of the Piece will be exhibited a View of the Gates of Florence, a Toone Palate, &c. Boxes ea.—Pit Sta.—Gallery la.—Half-price at half-past Light. MOPS for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Homier, at the Itiz-0111ce, its front of the Theatre (where Free Admissions fur the Season may be purchased, and ■ private Box rn- Knell nightly); and, fur the accommodation of Families at shot end of the Town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Western Exchange, Bowl-street. Doors opts at half•past flee; to begin at ball. past six. Rode, ick Random, which has been unavoidably delayed by Scenic pre firm. for several other novelties, will be forthwith prodneed, with a great swirly of new Scenery, &c. The Vicar of Wakefield will be revives' next week. Early make will he given of the areal performance of How to IVrite an Opera! J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT HAVE THREE powerful MOTIVES for soliciting public attention to the previous Schente. 14. Because it contains Too Prises of the great fink of Thirty Thousand Pounds each, a sib only /1,000 Tickets. 1.1. Because Nos. 31,408 and 15,780, the first and /No Prusts or 30,0001. ever drawn, were Shared ■nd Soki at their Offices. J•I Because they think they cannot evince their crriiitnile fur past favours better thaw by recommending those whin humour thew with their coammaudo, to adventure In the present Lottery. 7 air. stittalE COITAINS 2 2 2 3 11 £3oo, 200, &c. And in adtlitinn to all the Prises paid by Gurcrumt•mt, the hastis may receive GOLD fur the Two Trim of 1,000 Sovereigns, with l'uri, Chart. or Aludrini.. .oniiiintitir to Four Pipes of Purt or Madeira, or Four 11 ..Edwads of elsret, for rats of the Primo( Out Thoa.and but ri..sina, and in proportion for Shares. The Wine fu be ebtmes by the Molders theme:yes BEGINS 4th AUGUST. 'Lads and Shares now on aalr at the 0 141-established Offices of .1. and J.SIV L%VitIOWL No. 11, HoLsoaa ; I No. 141, OXVYIII3-6TWT 37. CORN HILL; 38, 111 IT , Who Shared and Sold itt the host Lottery FOUR CAPI FAL PRIZES; Also the FIRIIT £30,000 ever drawn, ""t 1:3 0 ,000 rtei duMu A variety of Bedsteads emt Furnitures, with Belling complete. always kept fixed up on 'hew. lied and Window Ciirt4tis. , . Chair, Cough' , and Sofa Cayes, made tip or altered in the t , fashiosable manner. ORIGINAL OXYGENATF.D SODA, FOR MAKING PERFECT SODA WATER. GJODA WATER, when kept to jars. after H short time lines a eimsideralile poi lion of carheinc gas; the carriage of it from place to pisee is very trouble• 1111Haf i anil the risk and ineunveinenee great,hesidee the large space it oecupies,, and the consideration of its getting worse .r•ry hour. Soda Water also twin: l int into bottles not perfectly clean, ill corked, nut trite filled, r. Ste. ha. osecisionell uumnuu• and well-totioded complatuts; all of which the °asp Hated Sorkin enTeolate,l to remedy awl tieing p rfectly free front all Moat objectioes and inconveniences, pu the power at all times of iniprviriiatiiii; the water with fixed air to any degree; and produce. donb:c Soda Water, with as &much fa cility as single. The Oxygenated Soda remains its all climates perfectly uninipaited, and is therefore, particularly ree tttttt to 0rh.11114 and Captains of ships, as a rely useful mid bene ficial article for exportat • . Beside.. the advantages before staled, which the Oxyge nated Soda postirsote% alw•vs givitsz 1.1 the water 114 proper aid disc !import' of Axrd air, it is also much cheaper. and therefore better calculate.) to he pat into the power of all who may Matta its steed of its aid, as well as those who take it as a pleasant drink at table. Prepared and Sold by G. MARSHALL and Cu Chemists, greuer-streci, Gulden-square, in boxes at 2s. Ad. each, con taining andicieni for one 11021'1144 Soda IVater; sir suite charts boxes foe 30s. duly incln.leil. Sold also by Npp 'mimeo., by F. Nerbery and Sony, Et, St. Pant** Chu. cli.yartl ; G. Ash burncr, tilyertitulic ; Mr. hunker, Ipswich; Mr. Pearce, Druggist, Exeter ; Mr. Durgeso, Library, Ramsgate; Mr. K. Simpson, Bath ; Mr. W. Stevens. inn. Cirenceider ; and by Mr. Richard Smith, Datue-aireet, N.B.—The Public are cautioned against of this article under various names; and (a■ • have thotseht proper to copy the ovine of the article and the paper of di rectiuns sorbatini) are requested to iiiMATVC, that the words " Prepared by G. Marshall and Co." will be engraved upon every label. •.• Ti he had as above : SUPERIOR SEIMATZ POWDERS, fur wilting Said. liar tVater. CHELTENHAM SALTS, in Efflorescence, •nd in Cry► The NEW GINGER INFUSION, fur main; Ginger Beer shot will keep in all climates. NEW CHEMICAL FIRE BOXES MEDICINE CHESTS of all kinds and prima. And she finest Drop and Medicines of all kinds, fur home and exportation. ron DISORUEC OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS. DI:. .I.iNIES' 4 : ANALEPTIC 1 1 111.1.5. rr •torr.l to their promtive excelleme, from the origi nal sod only recipe, modes. Dr. Jamel.'s Loud, delivered 10 Mr. Nrotwiy, whys. he purchased, and had a re;cular meat of half llw properly. The negligent manlier in which the Analeptic Pills have been r 44444 pussnileil of late years, is nutritious; and 1111(111.r411111 COUSIOWIIIe weir received from old purchasers, not insly of the inequality of their sizes, und their &Retail Crum a light In a dark colour; but alma raf their Imsig less eflicaelour in heretofore. Mr. Newhery frequently rernimatrateil against such mismanagement, but in vain. He hail no al terna.ive ; for he was Mound by covenants mat to sell any Analeptic Pills, but ilstase melt:mil by De. James and bia It.. lolly, all lung as they eliosse to supply his dementia. They thought tit, however, to refuse that .apply iu January 181'7; 4111.1 all attempt has been made by the graiiilimis of the In• velour to usurp the whole business. tinder the fake title of '• Side Prolamine." Mr. Newbery is MAW therefore ainiulved from his eugteentents, and enabled to render to the public the Genuine Medicine in its most perfrrt state, %limb he pi e d,rioa Moire!' to he identically the Ausileptie MII. as pee. piped by Dr. James in his lifetime, anit endued with all thuae viewer which established their reputation. EITBEItY. Thee lire sull by F. Newbrly e n d Suns, ay the thictio ‘Vb/rh.itbse fu► Ur. Jemrr'• l'eu/Irr. Nu. IS, St. l'anr/b 1.///s.l///1; RIM t 7.9, Darnr.btrert, Dubli• ; s ild Alen by thrir Agents M . thaeldAil ; &I) try and Zirw. C••cwArtt r-atter I. De ra//1//i to ob.cry , that Mr. Neu/lo.rl'. thitair /b tn. gravel in 'I • • .'i.:l«tri tv r . 4 . 11 B.i a. • Sly own sentiments, as is well known to you and to every our, have nuiformly keen, that after our rale of the peopet ty, Slid only all c tun wills the Borough was iii fact tbs. sole, d, but that it was highly piopt ►huuld be arkilow lelged to hare ceased, and 111.115 i especially that the 1: ly interest. if any et mauled...light not to be exerted in liastildy to Sir Itui•est Pre', whose invariable attachment to my fa ther, sail 11411111.40111 C conduct toward► the Townsliend faintly, entitled hiin, in my isptssioa, to every return MI tsar past, when by the loss or It:- family emates„ our pretensions were, as I conceived, at an cod, Von a n d I Warr left trustees to a property greatly dimitiodied (ruin its former apse, and folder comphcated catbat remoulds, which we arc to endeavour by economy and good nirmagement to relieve, and to provide, if possible, anise future acetimulalitm of aut. ttttt e. Instead of cultivating an electioneering influence at Tarnsrurth, we very wisely sold the property, and it appeared to me that our best policy amid Mgt ditty was to discourage any such chimerical, and I Mao think improper speculation, NA that of retaiuing all influence where we had no longer any preten sions. That every part of the family, and all connected with it, entertained the same seistiments, I firmly believed; and when you turggerted to me, some time aros, your notion of the possibility of NI.. Robins having a claim to the support of the family, as the purchaser of the Males, you mu►t re mctniwr bow decidedly I differed from the view which you appcare.l to have taken on this subject. Had any mu- Merril 111 l whatever been made to me (as I cannot but observe, by the way, aught naturally have keen expected), respecting Lord Charle,'"midilett iittcutiuur, the unpleasant error I fell into, in tniscunc.avimr, and, iu consequence, misrepresent tog Lady T,,ww.hetid's wi.hes , would nut base orcurred; but I must frank!) add, that my own opinions, us to the b r ie of conduct to be pursued, would must assuredly have rt.sts•itted unaltered. 13,fleve me to he yours truly, iiii;m4l) JOHN TOWNSH EN D. B Wake, Esq. Grosvenor-place (at the Earl of Egremones), Junr 18. MT DEAR SIR—I think it right to send you the enclosed ropy of my letter to Mr. Blake, lu whom, I have reason to believe, it had been suggested that I buy., been made the dupe of artful misrepresentations by your 'gents at Taw. worth. _ _ It would be great injustice to you and to them, if I did out exculpate you (runt every such charge. Your faithful auJ obedient Serirtitt, Sir Mitred Peel. JOHN TOW NSII EN D. P.S.—You received, I hope, my other letter, wh.cls was left at your house the day after you left touts. Tu W. H. C. FLOYER, Esq. SlR—Were the effects of the rashness and folly. which have uu so many occasions marke.l your conduct, felt only by yourself, you might be suffered to proceed in your career without remark, and to contribute, in your proper sphere, to the amusement of old women and the continuo gossips of the day; hot when your caprices, like the tricks of a monkey, become mischievous an well as absurd, it is tillle to treat them with doe chastisement, and to preveut their re currence, if possible, by the terror of the lash. A collection of your hasty and intemperate actions, for 'Lime years back, would furnish ample nuderials for A se cond past of the drama of " Th. Choleric Mau." Your love of contention noel publicity has become a passion in you of an predominant a nature, that, like Dim Quixote, you traverse the colony) , to seek occasions to display your valour and your zeal. That amiable hefted aberral . were, however, always in the true spirit of chivalry—kitid in intention, and virtuous in meaning; and while we pity his extravagance, we respect his person. Your exploits, on the contrary, call forth nothing buil reprobation, they are at ouce vicious and ridiculous. If we f ee l ourse l ves f o r a moment disposed to commiserate the weakness from which they proceed, the appareut miller of tin ur object some changes that feeling into one of indignation. in another point of comihirisim tam ' the Knight of La Mancha must lets. justice done him. He of hue enterprises, but lured them the inure for the Your merit is ot another stamp. Yuu retain the notoriety with care, and skilfully avoid the personal risk. In the public and private (panel* of this county, your fur the last Olivet' Of eight yearn, bay made a egnopj. couua figure. A private dispute, or ibe enure dignified al tercations sif a Broth of Justices, a fiix-huntiog squabble, or an electiou cuistrat, are fields equally adapted for she display of your spirit and genius. Mr. Floyer is for ever found ss a principal or au abettor of feuds and discord ; bat server as a calm interceder ' or a sober pacificator. It fiery mailers out on which side his zeal ranges itself; doll the wrong, he will ceriaiuly keep it so; if WI the right. he will be sure ere long to make it the worst ciao. Of vio lcure and illikerslity be is never found deficieui, of temper and judgement always. Yonr iwitreedings in the late election at Tamwnrth furnish specitu o. of volgarity, nitleness, and gross abase, which lov!- 1 1 , Ait of scueritity and 1 . 44(1i0u41, clectioueering To have reasoned then, however, would have implied coolness and reflection, and it desire iu you to mitigate the faults of your neighbor; but these were reffisoleral which never enteral your mind when your pride was to lie ;catlike!, aud the vehemence of your temper us. it is difficult to (Ileac the motives which have actuated you hr this affair. Your act' s are all of so capricious a deseriptiou, that it is as hard to assevi au adequate cause for theft), as of those of a wayward 11•11. I. D4d the desire to restore the freedom of choice to the Electurs of Tamwordh excite your pit riotisus ?—Certainly not. For it appears you have not ilie least elijo ciao to deprive them of all choice whatever, provided Sir Robert Peel he male a parry to the traissactimi in the manlier you would dictate. That your erllrladf Was tint impelled by that sudden dash of langur'. t ion which heroic minds feel ut the bare mention of a die hot ttttt fable deed, is pretty n vilest; where else, permit me to ask, was that hie', mid delicate seitse of honour, a sup. lamed breach of wive!' as much offends you Su another, wirers you could stoop to the pitiful 1111..laarliS of detailing a private conversation, to sustain the *rakers.; of ass exaggerated report, propagated for the purpose of a ParlY Rot the most shameless and molar ions piece of effrou li y you have yet essayed, is contained la your last publi. cat' of the eterrespotoleme between y be' and Mr. William Peel, where you threaten an appeal to the laws fur his haring dared to challenge you in a tether% cause. IVltta! you, who have repeatedly broken the laws in breads of the peace our the most frivolous and foolish pre tences, i• it for your to shelter yourself under the arin of a power you have so little respected ? Is it for you, I say, to urge a disparity of age and family ties as reasons fur refus. ilia to give satisfaction to a Mills whose hest fertilizes you had wounded?—Hate yon aunts 1 . 1.11:allen your men con duct to Sir Henry Every, whom you insii;:ited in the must insnitiuc manner to light a duel—with odium? yourself? No, but with a man ttttt named, and his junior by twenty years. Sir ['vary 1.1,/ was Ilse father of a family, tiny 111011,, of a family just then become neutherlon. Yet Mr. Ploys thought MI delicacy dire to hints, either 114 a gentleman or a parent; but, as the public well remembers, displayed his arrogance, 4011 that occasion, ill all Is yours the only case in which age arid family are to he a protection from the just resentment tit Horse you injure? Give me leave to observe to you, that the really brave never shrink from the danger and responsibility ituey have once incurred, arid scorn even the soggesti tttt of a paltry subterfuge. Are you wink enough to imagine , that you are privileged in this land of equal justice and liberty, to brimil non with dishonour, to libel their characters, ILI disturb the pence of families, and to violate the decorum. of social lif e o ut, no . purity? If so, it is rime to nieleceive you, sal to tell you, that the world will out suffer rue outrageous character to ilium it from its bias, nor permit an example of unbridled ferocity to exist without the bars of a useusgerie. I now take nay leave of you, Sir, and l hope you will seriously set about curbing the impetuosity of your temper, and restraining that haughtiness which is the bane of all virtue. Brood out over your own importance till your ima gination becomes bewildered; nor, in your formed great. IMMO, lose sight of the rights, privileges, and feelings of other men. Nature has given you talents and qualities to render you respectable, and even amiable; but they must first be cleared from the duns of self-conceit and vanity. You have much time to make up in your eJuversion, and it behoves you to art about it without delay. I am, &c. &c. Tamororth, June 2tl, ISIS. CASTIGATOR. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. It EN)RT FROM COMMITTEE OM SILK RIBBON WEAVERS' PLTITIONS. Ofitered i by Ilse Norse of (Ammons, to be printed, 3d Jesus, 1918. The Committee to whom the several Petitions of Ribbon Weavers of Coventry and Leek, of Silk W of Mac clesfielal and Reading, and of Silk Manufacturers of Mac clesfield, were referitil; and who were empowered to re tain these Olaiervatious thereupon to the House, together with the Minutes of the Evitleuca takes' before them; have, piii %isnot to the Ostler of the House. examined the matters of the said Prtitimih, and have agreed upon the following Report : Your Coinimitee beg to state, that they have proceeded at great length in the itivestigntion of the several Petit* re ferred to theist, nail in the eaansinati 4444 a of 8/hill...Uß; and have reported the result of such investigatiou and exams ilailllBll. 81111 re!t - r the Otiose theielo. Your Committee also report, that it appears by the exa -4444 s, that the Silk, and Ribbon Weavers us particular, are and have been for some time pa-t hollering great priva tions and dialect's, arising out of inadequate wages; that stich distresses have had the effect of reducing thou.:ands of them to the necessity of seeking parochial mil, a n d have in autesquence increased the pour rate, especially in the pa rishes in Coventry and in the chino,/ of Warwick, where the ribbon trade is the staple manufacture, to an extent too burdensome to be much !insp.'. borne. That the low rate of wag.' complained of by the Pelt iiollPf/1 is not a 11111•11181.11C8 of the want of trade, it beets proved to cunt Committee, that there are 118 many talk Roods, particularly ribbons, uuw making as at any former lime. That a system of half-pay apprenticeship loas beta ream tea to, which has Incu attri,Jed w.th I:lino:I, ...pi r l uu.. , The great increase albite malady may, we think, be dated pro try generally through the Island f he eprita g of 1811 ; in some placer commencing with the . ha of March or April, in others, not until July, even Aligns,. The Reports of the Fever Hospitals of Cork and AV:of-dela, clearly trace the greet increase of fcrer in these cities to period much earlier; in Cork as for bark na the autumn r I 1818 ; in AVAterford to January, 1817. tVe navel tto the. t reports particularly, because, as far as Whlp - rts theme Isere and populous cities, they furnish, its detail, the most ready mean, of judging accurately as to the progress and extent nf the disease, from the mootkly tables of admissions and desths which are annexed to them. From Delft st also, we have it e monthly returns of that Fever Hospital, in which the et, (trial increase is noted as commencing with the month of August. Of limerick, where the disease appears to hate raged very violently, we only know that nearly 2,8118 f.v, r patents have been utidt r cure in the hospitals dining the last year, and 7P4 to the sth of April of the pii st !eat . With respect to Dublin, the vety accurate and detail( .1 I port of the Medical Rutted, presented to the Lout: lieut."— mint cm the 16111 of March kit, which we have it in r:.e Appendix, together with several other ducionents, •to o • the great and rapid weekly increase of I. vet. in ther•to , • l from the Ist of September, 1817, when the vtiltiv airs /;,.• of fever patients its all the hospitals aniu tttttt in 215., I. the 28th of February, 1818, when it had rises, to 1.1101. and on the 14th of March to 1,074, making an sit:legate of ad missions into all the Dublin Hospitals, wh ic h ft um time t,, time had been fitted up fur their recepti tttt , of 7.451 Jurist:: a period of seven months. This repot t eviller. a ' s., 11.4: nnai tttt si and laudable care and solicitude wills which the Ir•sti Government has supplied outliersl and other atom:tame arid accommodation to the diseased, in the stretropolra. Their attention, however, has been extended to other parts of I r r _ land, ret will appear from the following. advertisement I ,ula fished the :30111 of September, 1817 Dublin Castle, 30th September, 1817. , . " Several applications for assistance havist; bei is maile to the Lord Lieutenant, from districts of this esiiiitrx, wherein contagious fever is still prevalent; and his Ex cellency being anxious to co-operate with those al t o i n, making local efforts to check the progress of infection, in..l to administer to the wants of the poorer classes of the iiih imams who are suffering from fever, he has appointed Committee of gentlemen of this city to meet at the Ni.-di ro i Board Office, for the purpose of receiving and la putting upon such applications. " The interference of Government Most necessarily lie limited to those cases wherein it shall appear, from • rittesi documents, that frier is still prevalent to an unusual rx teut, and that kosoitals have been opened, or necJinono•fit. tiou provided for the relief of the sick, by means of subsci,ii lions of the wealthier part of the community. " In aid of such subscriptions, and on the remora:ll,l: . lion of the Committee above-mciationed, the bird bet. tr uant will direct pre iiii iary aid to be granted, lo be is ;The .1 illicitly in counteracting the effects and checking the lon. grass of infectious disease, and apportioned in scs cording to the exigeticy of each particular case. " Applications, accompanied by documents, atstirg the number of sick accommodated, the MeBlll , plUtidt,l I:teir relief, and other particulars of this nature, Rita, esse .1 14 The Committee, No. 5, Parliament-street,' may be warded by post, undercover, to the Chu f Secrets, v, Castle. (Signed) " ROBERT PEEL" Your Committee are strongly impressed with an 'minim, that public aid should still continue to be extend. it, arema , _ Mg to the judgment of the Executive Government, nu it e terms on which it was offered by this advertisement ; a n d that powers should be vested iu the Goverinueut meat, fur that mirpose. Of the extent 1• which the disease has prevailed. Ilo• melancholy detail•• which we bare a'reatly given,may in Amt.e thgree enable the House tojudee, wheu we add, that iii Omit the number of fever patients Lt stated during the year Ist December, 1817, to have amounted to snit from that time to the 29ib of %larch last to : deaths doting the preceding pet sod have been to the numb r of admit.sitnis as 1 to 28. I,i Waterfnril in 1817. the num ber of admissions was more than 4000. lu Iteliaat, (ruin May, 1817, to April, 1818, 1.450. 1.1 many parts of it, country, too, it appears to have prevai'ed a. sy eats ntivei) , particularly in the vicinity of Moue, Male, aid Asa.u, where, from a limited population, many looldr ep ; e.sr to have been afflicted, and in Armagh *trove s hi, übsat I•. hare been sick at one time. As to the moil,' 1., 'stitch it has affected the country parisheo, we annex ,tie note ieeonnt ea calved in detail—that or Lough near Arnia;:la, whey., s.f a population of &MO, 1.111i9 have been ill, and Illy .1 , 411.$ a, one in ten. Fumy the ham of Dispenvarie • r ti. si its'a Ifrucrnlly sliverred, we t. tat no detail..l a. cutest, oP s vet y large past of Ireland, nor any :WI t IlAte .•f RI lite entire con...tic., as Mayo and ..... ;31. except a st..l.met.l that in thia latter county it hai prvfalled v. 1 v e.m.ost. rah. 11 . a. 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