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Now, Sir, after what I have related, you will not IM mar
prised when I tell you that I am a bleed to the Bill of
.Paise and Penalties. I cameo( think • female, however
exalted by birth mid station, who would avowedly declare,
that she intended to perpetrate so shocking a crime, as that
of &forcing a Cardinal, ran be considered as a suitable
person to share the throne of these realms.
But, Sir, I must, on the pineal important occasion, re-
quest a little of your advice. If an affidavit be necessary,
I am ready at any moment to swear, that I was told
Rome:Nod in many other cities in Italy, all I have related
to you. Give me, therefore, your opinion candidly, whether,
if I were to apply to Lord Liverpool, and offer my services
in support of the Bill of Pains and Penalties, you think his
Lordship would accept the proposal. I must now observe,
Mr. Editor, and I write to you iu conlidinee, that I ant a
man of small fortune, and cannot afford to give away say
time, as the Irishman says, free-gratis for nothing. I was
born awl educated a Gentleman, and of course my affidavit
will have more weight with the Lords than a shirk/ad of
such Italian rubbish as appeared lately at their Lordships'
bar. Pray let me have your opinion as to my stepping for-
ward on the present emerge's'', as soon as possible, and you
will exceedingly oblige an old friend and
A TRAVELLER.