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London, England, 1819-11-22 00:00:00

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Our Ulna, eons htution anti It Md.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER E 1819.

calumnies., and falsehoods, will ,no.more be allow-
able in deemee of a wicked administration, than lies
and groundless charges agn;itsl the same administra-
tion. That if justice is intended, the Times and the
Ceru•icr must, in this respect, stand upon the same
level. if we are told that blasphemy and profana-
tion are the of of restraint, we must insist not
only that tl:e works of all tiscse abontinAle Tories
above Ilientionert ought to Lie suppres.:ed, l•, e
nut,: ur4c th.t the laws in r•r t are adequate
to ,vc.y ;• • NI:. Carlile has been
preset:kik:it, titantl huilty, a:iii is !vitt/ undergoing his
ponis!nuent fir selling Pai:le s Age of Reason.
Nob.aly attempts to defend either tke conduct or the
principles at' the min,. cir die publication he was the
instrument or spreading. The laws have done all
that I:lWfi can do, aunt tvill again and again do the
same, as often as they. are constitutionally appealed
to. The iteL of legislatiotris•a mischievous disorder.
Let us alone, do justice by the laws you have, and
those laws will do justice by you in their turn. They
were framed in better times, anti assuredly by wiser
heads than those to whose hangs our destinies are
now entrusted. • Christianity is not likely to be-
much recommended or supported by the legitiative
enactments of the Duke of Wellington, Lot'd Cas-
tlereagh,- and Mr. Canning. • The two noble Lords
first mentioned have lately been in Norfolk ; -one of
them is said to'have attended divine service, during
his s•ay in tite county, but the miatue.nt the Clergy-
man ascended the pulpit, us if quite satisfied with
what he had already heard, to have deliberattly
walked out of Church. And yet religion anti good
morals are to be.protected by Acts of Parliament
upon a scole and-with an energy that our liirefathers
neifirer.knew nor dreamed of. We cannot at pre-
sent pursue this further, but .a • future opportunity
will doutbless soon occur.

The following in an extract of a letter wric:cn by
Lora Cochrane to a friend in :Unarm :--
VA I. !ABAIR), II: ISI 9.
Mr DEAR FA I END..-1 thatilt you most kindly for your long
and circumstantial letter of January last. With it I received
your book, containing the whole correspondence between yt.o
and ; and I perfectly concur in opinion with you. as it.
the character of all the potties. I hare just handed over to the
Chili goveisonent„ in part at their abate of my late capture, up
wards of 1,.0.000 dollars; and nest 14. now I understood how
to carry on the .ar here; I shall get,' hope. at least some mil •
lions, besides having the still higher wktioneif chastising the
tmendes of hberty in this quarter of thoglobs !—The oecaaioo of
ms now witting to you. issluite ants pissed . and accidental. I
send it by A whaler which happens to be passing. and I have
transmith.d•to Mr. --....funds to toy toter hill fur the goods u
have sent me. and those I now order. Remember nw-kindly to
all friends. 'l'm she'l have a long account from rue of all things
here in a short time; but hitherto I 'save had no leisure fur
letter-writing.

The fullming circular letter has been issued Ly
the Provast of Glasgow, culling upon the citizens
to carol themselves fur military service in case of
necessity.
‘• the present alsrming Pitoitlnu of this part of the
collar ty stokes it generally apprehended, that it arrav
heroine nee aaaaa y to call for liar active aid of the 1..yal
..11,1 a,. 11-disposed part sit the forninnnity, to auppt era Ike
1:14.1111111.d Ilse turbulent and itimillectell.
" (.111441111114111:144 1114) occur which soil reader the re.
100.41 of it part, or the whole of the seignior niilitary
root,. quite indisven.able. in such a row, the City
would ire Is It without a,, wolvellott whatever.
•` In this vii imi, it his 'Leen j..iiited proper to call for
pledge of service from °rely iudir nhutl who can afford.
without 1 iy, to mkt. op arms in defence of his King and
t WWl') -•-111. the 111.4C11 41111 tranquillity of this CO 7-41141
ul leis own Ids and 1110I1P11V.
" HEIN kV MoNTEITii, Pruv,ma.
" Waver, 15th November, 114tH."

His .Royal Highness the Prince Regent bus
lately received limn the Emperor of Rt 136111 a very
curious four-wheeled summer .earria6e, called a
droschki. It consists of a froot and a side seat, con-
trived in a new but very commodious manner fur
two persons. it possesses the tuo►euble exits, which
are now very generally adtpted throazhout the
Continent.