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London, England, 1824-11-04 00:00:00

life was all that was required of me, I might erAlure is +ilmh
though I will not endure the syllsim on 111, M. 611, rr,
sinned to pamper deltnivienrioi its wind' 1 never ra.a.,.
Thes much ha+ been extorted limn me hy the Abricer;..e•
hare been creed:, spread &moved the petblie, that Very pebtie-
whom the arbiter. of my five were to beetle: t 4;
era. I ought to thank rist enemy who briers the re;eun will„.
slan,Vre, that he sill so while my life was spared I, mute
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and that he waited not until the grave to which he would ban'
had closod at occe on nay answer and my forgiveness." la.
Not satisfied with thus standing forward as the
of Mr. Fistnctisaor, and impLuching thus the
tenor of Isis life, when he was in a bituation that put it,:.
of his power to reply er to defend himself, th.
' journal, under the guise of a Cereeeponeleol, in a later.:
the very next day, ( the 11:1111,) after bestowing uposi
due portion of complimentary praise; pricks out a

two from the man of ohlocitty which it hail pour"!
Mr. FAUNTLIZOY in the article of the day before, 81
charges itself with a misplaced catrepassioi! and
cover of that rey:areasotioa, blackens him in cti j 4,7
glowing terms of insult and invective. We give die lc:,
entire.

" MR. FACNTLI RIY.
" (Frnm a Corm: om'ent.)

" A sincere friend to Tye Tinos, and who admires the wit
judgment. good sense, ani correct feeling it exhibits on
aims, Inch in politics and morals, cannot hot express
at the article in this day's paper a. to lr. FIUM !Hoy. Th,,,,r.:
of it is to give a false glare of refined dismiss to the
gambler, an adulterer, an.l a swindler; it talk. of his amillakit
and gentlemanlike generous habits, while he was mbbirg
ALA rowsorthig with tOglet and prostitute. It designatn the Litx
as unhappy females outlier hi• protection, and artfully duost it..
liatire air over all his exce.sr., which hi fact &Imhof 111 ice
eumstance it mitigation. Ile was grossly illiterate, 1.4 rise
low and sernotal, &Jul his habits towardo an aged mother sett
is
sister brutally unfeeling. lle is only by circumstances nue Imo
higher in society than Thmittll, but the tendency and eispeixis;
much the same. As in the latter ease harm was done by theta bition of a Wire. a hero, so iu this the tone of mawkish muff.
lity and pity is calculated to have a prejudicial effect upon !hew,
mind. of many young peramts too crtaigly tempted to tenet tit!
examples.

" the ernsorial power of the preys cannot be more bee find,
employed than with stem gravity and justiec, depicting an err.
colours the horrors of vice. and its fatal consequences.
" The man has nut been tried: therefore ail public city._
severity towards him should he avoided, and plein facts only .11ei
but not distorted through a false medium of misplaced catniarc
" Sept. 24.
T11:11 letter is mule to furnish a topic for the foCusl4
leading article in the same day's Journal :

" We 'Tally think our Ciirrespondlat telstive to Mr. Foamiest
somewhat hypercritical. We have again read the anklets sa,i
he imputes a mischievous attempt to maiste the crimes tic
which Fauntleroy is charged t and we canoe plead geihr ode
inuputatton. True it is, we have expressed ourselves inroads*
terms; for werlo not think it decorous or humane to hold :San
language towards a defenceless prisoner, who will shorn, i
hem i•lit to a trial which must p:obably consign hilt to the sad
Cut we have used no exyressiors of palliation, excein, paikr,
epithet ••• unfit:lnnate,' a word which by common usage tr,
Judges apply to criminals. while they sentence them to death. W
have, on the contrary, with u.ispering hand, exposed his rir,
and laid open the causes of them ; add that mind must be te
tilde auseeptible of bad impressions which can draw incurs t
criminal indulgence from such a pierwre r every mind worth mai
must be deterred from evil by such a disgusiiit ere enlace. At
the case of TA& rtell, to al. ;It our Corrsapondeat alludes, sir t,
only say, that we were repe.:edly threatened wish pnetrua
because it was alleged we spoke of him too harshly. We
conclude by observii*, that the cause of virtue is not serml t•
exaggerated deacrimiur.s of the coraltict and twelves even of.
pnifligate: note are so utterly worthless so to have no autos
yuality ; and whoever paints a • meat ram *alio virtate ratnipail
a cifas.' represents what can have no application to huwic Wir,
because it has no prototyp • in human nature. Sust au cis*
" conies home to au man's bosom.'"

This mottcry of a defence against using " exprew:os of
palliation," would be ludicrous, if the solemnity of thesab-
jeet did net repel all feelings not in unison with it. Bat
the term in which the charge of over-mildness is rejettel
is remarkable. "We hare, on the contrary, with UNOMMIS
hand, exposed ks rice:, and laid open the causes t, f An'
But what right, we would ask, has the Times, oral
public journal, to brand any accused person with infra!
and to hold him up b. fare trial to the opprobr!in
?corn of the public? To attack him when he is
helpku is unmanly; but to weigh him down with
accusation, and to fabricate slanders, which, while .
have nothing to do with the crime laid to Ws charge, £.
with prejudice the minds of his Judges, is to praline
the freedom of the press to the worst of Mils, and to mil
it subservient, u it has been made in the presmt instant
to the basest private views, and to purpcsos full of
and injustice.

Little business was done in the Stuck market vesterdr!
and what link was dune was chiefly in the Souih Arnett
can securities, ail of which, with the exception of the &k
sllian, rather fell off in the course of the day. Varies
r.unours were afloat, as to the success of -Bolivar ; and,
the absence of better arguments, bets were taken ss to dt
truth and falsehood of the reports that have been in circuit-
tion. A ship has arrived at Liverpool, which sailed that
days later than that which brought the former accouna
and which, it is said, brings nothing either to comf!rm
den/ them.
'I he new Neapolitan Loan was brought out yesterday!!
Mr. Rothschild at 924, with a dividend of Ye per ea
payable in February. It was done i t the course of thrtje
at a premium of 24.
We arc excited to give insertion to the followi-4,
" We request the public to mewled their judgmeatii :4
us, until we shall have passed our examination titr.
" oath before the Counissenwrs, which will t.tk..f.i
on the 1 th of Deeember ut xt.
(Signed)

" WM. MARSH.
" J. 11. STRACEV.
" G. Ir.:. GRAHAM.'
Yesterday, at threo o'clock, the banking house of Moses
Chambers and Sun, of Bond-street, stopped poyinitt..;
consequence, u it is stated, of the great and utiexpeez
demands tussle upon the thin during the last few
Several rumours were iu circulation respecting the nap
of this stoppage, which it was asserted was connected IC4
some recent transactions that have lately engaged much ,e
the public attention. Messrs. Chambs'ys ar I ttoa
given notice that every person who has deposited
Exchequer hills, India bowls, and other securities iu
banking-house, may. on application. base titelO
notwithstat.ding the suspension of paytrun's.
A 'frusillo Gaxstte of the 29th of August, rseeis,.!
town yestenlay, describes the condition of 11,1 vac's
to have been such as exeifell general adniiraiion whip.
matched from that place. No di abt was sweizai
of his success ; but of any tutsequoit even: attic.'
mention.
There ere accounts from Bogota, of the 20th of
'fete Gurrtte of the 29th gives letters from Truxiilo
30th of June, and front (ivayaquil of the 14th of Jab.!`
cording to which, Bolivar. having left Cojatanitio
17th, was iu full march to attack Cautcrac at daugai
a battle was considered inevitable. 11olivar IVUA t.i
Jana between the uth awl iuth of July. A hattsliie•
troops had received orders to march upon Lima mid ts .
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land Admiral Cruise ass to conduct the blockade. i.
treops ordered to march Stgatlllll, Lima were shone
Guayaquil, and the battalion of Zolia. 'flee tileet.:d::
force of Guise consisted of the l'itutra. taut
!Macedonia, aiul the f.loogress.
Sir John I)inyiniy, who, it will lie remembered. w 30."
prisoned by the Corns for I.i* royalism. is apisait!ci I
Spector of the Military in the province of
has arrived at Cadiz, when., he will remain enly
days, as lie has to visit more than -41 different plweio.
has posted up a ',reclamation. calling on the
come forward and enrol themselves as royalist colas

to protect their King anti religion.
A private letter from Cadiz, dated the 18.11 o:*
states, that General '.atour is about to return to Erase'
lie it to be suceeAleil by the Duke del 10;no, wbo
General of Cavalry 'luring Ilia step.. of Ca.l s. 1-'l.
since he has commanded in this garrison, has elm'' "
esteem. Ills conduct has been highly honourable le 15.1 u,
&If, anti gratifying to thus: with whom be has h. 4 30 It
tereoutse. He is about 4.5 years of age, and. in hisfc"'
eat appearance. very much resembles the late Vsi'e
Kent. Though brought up in the schlol of Nap:W.
is attached to the House of Bourbon.