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Jrct.;t, I NEVER knew a 'Man officiously forward it' own defence who ;:id not excite suspicion, and lead the world to imagine ,tito he was mereify ant icipat.• ing some meditated and well.founded attack 'upon his character or conduct. But When to, this over.. anxiety to vindicate himself is superad,leil; equi.; vocation and subterfuge, when -we hear hiin on one. occasion Unsaying what he has affirmed on a former,: and bringing forward -coettadietoly evidence to' establish his innocence, suspicion would cease to be the sensation of .the public mind, and, doebt would vanish before the - conviction of his guilt. 'fiat such are the unfavourable appcaranceslhat attach to your cause from the indiscreet defenceand unjusti, fiable zeal of yourself and family, you amity his time ; no doubt, sorely sensible. The many incon3istencit's which cliaratte'riSe. the omphlet: tiow,uoiversity, as it i.s justly, aitribntea c o the agency of (1, - ,yern,.. went, .are-but 'so many in - eft-41gal* proofs of its falsehood ; and .1 trust snotdd, the day when a Defender-aod 'Advocate typo a' plate tsitport o ;i: service may be needed, .yue will learn frntn your laze error (to give it Ito 1131Sbef. a, name) .t.lat little is to be gained by duplicity, ;kW that an attempt to degr4de high charadcrs is the la and wptAL,rii:..in you can em pliiy to save your own.. Your I....fiends had hoped no doubt tl ! at the drat of its calirin , %y woohl:have operated,- whilst the libel itself (io poriunely .at the rising of Parliatubit) would be• forgotten--they thought that, lik...ti.ther ephemeral productions, it might afford a nine day ' 4 gossip; (tut that, the stingonly .would remain by tile month',of November. They did .not calculate upon the i.adyantageof novelty, having in their zeal tor gotten that Libel was a Ph . etionn in in the annals of British Politics. Strange ther,4,:e Sts say,raineluts done ,more for the walk than its Fa. bricarors either hoped or intended. I: was fiord 1) :r doubt that the' docility with which ri.e l'eopi•z bent beneath a Power that could not c.im: mlnd reitp" or attention in the soh:diem D T.nt merits of Office, would be as favourable to:the tits. seminatinn of personal calumny, .1g it had been ttel,.. rant towards the - errors and weaknesses .Of ni'stration. But, Sir. the critical situation of the Country might induce the Public to hear an evil in silence, when the,remedy was hizardotbot difficult. They to: k their tone, as they haVe iitib k hetl their spirit, frOm the nianly politics of Mr. i'vrr, who was of opinion " that the funetions of the Executive 'Power might be suspended, and the regular means of c,sinTnnieation between the Parliament 'nod the Throne cut oW for weeks, perhaps innoh,, by an attempt,todiSplace one Administration and to in. traduce a ne,w one." To this you may attribute the patient forbearance of the People, during the vaccillating measures adopted, ;ejected, chairg,-il, *reversed, and renewed, by your Ailministratioo ; but it was not to'be Supposed that this acquiesceoce was to extend to extra-official , V,ices ; th it the Oa_ ratter of a Statesman, to whom, his libeller is tom. pencil to admit, the 'People looked up and . 'felt that Tray could be defended by no other arm,. Should be. anonymously vilified by. the officials of Go . vereinei: ! That baseness, treachery, and deceit, Should be, made charges. against IC , a man, whose ady:, even in the degraded piCture, d titwo of him by the . cloaked assassins of his fair name, 'is allowed to bi`the ltayt hope of the st.ite, was too gl;iringly inconistent 7 --- too baac : a yiolation of tieceucy, as well 4, prete. dent, not to disgo,r every honest man, and off'etill those even Whoh..tl , hithertogiVen you credit for candour and good intention. - To the unbroken friendship of my Lord G r vit.t.eit and IVlr."Prrr„ your. Defender attributes the lUss of the. latter Gentleman's suppOrt of your Administration. ,But - tboUgh you 'have been de. calved, he or his personal tegartb you still have-received his support anti approbation in eyery one of your measures. -You are, well aware, of. the injustice-. and falsehood of this , assertion-,but it , remains Uncontradidedbyyou-4 think I May be able to point' out an- that.. and a more tflicient.Cause for the Dissolution of that Friendship, whiCh. inthiced• your great Predecessor:to support you in spite of - the eiii:!y Errors' of. your ,Adininistsation—that- Tri,oniship which led him to topt, that • might succeed f?.aperience, and :that by his Assist.. ance and Advice, 'a 'more decided Line of Corni t in, might be pursued—that. Friendship which rendered him deaf to.the Remonstrances: of those who would have draWn him Irma the Support of a Government which 'seemed to threaten Destrunion to all whb were concerned in it—that Friendship ; without which, you not hesitate to admit, yctu never. could have accepted the gracious Offer of M JESTY'S Confidence.- Power, Sir,-had blinded kyou, not merely, to: the G'iod of-your Country, but to the ex.. tent of the-Talent and Capacity of your Administra. don. f , Youfelt confident you deserved well for having obtained a Peace beyond the hopes of the WheSt mast sanguine of your well.wishers.".. If, this be so, and t quote your friend's words! I can only ex. press my admir k kion at the moderate hopes enter. tained by such intl.:nate, interested, arid formed Partizans. This confidence in the good opinion of. the, People, was quickly worked up by the lively imagination of your frientis, into popuhit admiration. . Certain cuter Friends (you- wiii.bear me out) insinuated,' that a Siatesumn who could „lhus conciliate the public mind, must .not, could not,. brook: controul from .any man. Such a s‘Mmister must no longer be. as. the witlings of the Old Op. p ota i t i n n. had considered him, a puppet ; that : is, you were 'to be ithoie advice.;rthough " your abilities Were untried, "—and spurn all proffeted tiitts.*tause .~ ..• ~t ~.{, b