The National Register.
London, England, 1809-07-23 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ,

•ore mining, but not mole treacherous **********.
It is high time that the whole of the machinery that has
be,a employed should he exposed, and the illustrious jug-
gler, who pulled the wire, and mangled the automatans,
should be brought from behind the scenes, and be exhibited
spoil the stage. That you were the toot, and not thc prin-
cipal in this business, will be evident from a most cursory
view of your conduct.
With all your affectation of patriotism, with all your

aversion to corruption, how (lid you get into parliament?
Dal you not apply to the advertising Borough-Monger, at

the cottage, in Corani-street, and did not you purchase
the seat in parliament for Oakhampton?—Did you not sti-
pulate for a certain sum, and have you not raid a part
sted converted the remainik:r info an "ill'.
• Did you mg, about this time last, year, beg :n your en-
quiry concert with Major Donn, GLEMNIE, and the
quack politician, who was pillored in one hemisphere, and
pensioned in another, for the purpose of fishiog out evi-
Jlence agiiiist the Dvac ; and at the same tine, when the
first applicltion was made to 'Airs.
-I.lltlir, had you a tit-
Me of evidence' to support your insinuations against him ?
Did you not etcite, encourage, and was your not 't aiding

and abetting art and pare' hi the public clamour, which
preceded the infalwas pamphlet against his Royal High-
ness ? Did you tot, in order to assist your cause, press
NVRICIT to bring an action against the Dvicv. or Yore ?
Have you not enquired in the plenitude of impudence,
ildiether any man could suppose that a jury would find a
verdict against a person of your popularity ? Was not
tie Recorder of Oakhampton your own frieild and
artizan upon the jury, aad-was net this the effect of ma-
nagement somewhere?
I 1,.::0vt, Fir, that .ou :..ave been very xorc at some of my
intiarii;atorivs, and you have once <<tv,•it that you Mould
thus.; but 1, who know sort better, am certain
you still aot dare to do it. luterrogatories that do not ked
te truths that you NFillh to conceal, %mild not irritate. For
i .staure—lf I were to open the deellogi:e, and :uk—
Do you take the name of the Lord >uur God iii Nain ?
eo you keep holy the sabbath day ?
Do you honour your father and mother
Do you commit adultery
Do you steal,
Do you bear false witnesq ?
Do you covet yrlr neighbour's maid, or 'servant, or any
*Mg that is his or her's?

To all these question:4 you ronld doubtless rfply
out any indignation, " I am too moral, too good a family
jean; too virtuous a patriot to be guilty of such criniac.—
If so general a breach of the divine laws could be imputed
to me; do you imagine that so many corporate bodied,
ao ,many enlightened citizens, so many great characters
would have voted me their thanks, at public meetings in
town halls; and in country pot houses ? Oh I no Sir, you
quite mistake me ;—the r blemishes which attach to my
character, do me honour-1 have no vices belonging to
spy nature, that stray beyond the boundaries
of amiable weaknesses."—l, entertain no doubt this would
be your answer and reasoning. Froth the
.cullihility you
bare already met with, I date say you will expect
to be believed.—liere again, you will find 3 oursetfa dupe
of the most incurable description too; a Tape to the, weak-
less of your own intellects.--Believe me the vice is drawn
adi ::—thy: srelui:on of the public is over—that show is ions

JULY !S.

by.—The venal patriot,-the profligate accuser, the silly tool
of another's resentment, stands conlesseA in his native kik-
ness:—You know what were to '!save been the terms
of displacing the Dux' of Yonal both fur youriclf and
Mrs. CLARxr. ; now that business is completed you refuse
her share of the ylunder.—We know that when the royal
beasts suffered inferior animals to partake with them in the
pleasures of the chace, the spoil was most unfairly divided;
hut amongst mankind there is a point of honour pre-
served even in the den of robbers. But you arc still
upon the alert, and may upon sonic other occasion be re-
warded when your patron has the means. Like tlic
im-
potent man at the pool of BETnGsa.l, you lie waiting for
the angel to descend, and trouble site waters again, when
you will take care. to step in bgore the Scci-ctury or even
the **** hims...lliu order to get cured of that worst lef'
all disposes to an empty or an auzbitious mind—the dis-
ease of Poverty.
The writer of this. article is no► to be intimidated by
the menaces of almost the highest mail' in this kingdom,
nor to be cajoicd by the entreaties of the Dulizor KENr's
secretary, or friend, who called at the printing-office of
this paper, oh Wednesday last. But, bith the persons alluded
to know the nwerials which are in his pj3SCASiOtI, a;id that
a strict 1-:;,•ard to public justice will govern the •productiou
of them. You likewise kuow., Sir, the proofs which exist,
that you were the tool cf another. I challenge you to put.
this assertion in a tangible shapc that ;PPS were 5) eau
prove. I shall, for the present bin the Doan or KLNT'S
declaration in the House of Lu:sis to the recollection of
the public.—it is thus:.
" The Dvxm of KnArr Slid, that observing in thr vela
of the Boras of Commons on the table, that Chargt-4 had
been made against the COMM:MAT in (hi.f, mud having
ifinArtir thas an inept:mina had g0..7:: abroad ewer-ling; a differ-
once, supposed ta subsist belwer: the Ct;:trinezeder in Chief
end hivetej; he wished thus pr4./ie7,l to Plate, that, haul ever
there might leave been a prelinttianal dejfer.ever,stl,-re was no
schism between them, there teas no vehbrett in the fittni!.y. lie
regarded the Commander in °lief with tlw feelings (ye a
friend and a brather, end he wished to give him every possi-
ble support. Ile teas frealg convinced Mar the Commander
in Chid' uat quite incapable of the conduct imputed to him.
Ile had Ihnugli it right thus to declare, in • the most public
manner, what lee felt upon this suljet:‘, and trusted their
lordships would excuse his trotedin; them upon the occuVon."

T •'anll likewise reprint the DUs(4.2/1 .-'ecrciary, Major
Doon's advertisement.—

(Extracted from the Morning Chronicle.)

51n. Entroa,

In .your paper of the I.lat inst. it is skive, that I hare
been removed from the situations I held under his Royal
Highness the J.hrAn of _•! ? that state:nevi is 11110,:re''
Meg' unfoumde?, t 7nu.41 requeii you invert this contrailic-
Lion of so false and injurious a paragraph. I also most so-
lemnly declare, that I never dffl directly or inWirectty, apply
to Mrs. CLAKIII;for the possession rf any paper or documcnt
whatever.

I am, Sir, Your humble .vervanl,
THOilds DODO.

Slaahr-sireet. filarch, 16, Ino9.
It is evicle!Lt fi•oni doutonenlq, that iii 1
quarter, viipicions were eilLecillinci of what was
and that the ~e dedarationi were necomary to av
the idea of such inf,A.n:d and proiiigate.dapl:-:i...; we stai
dedicate some of (tie lour() eolinnu.i io Lis.*
furtiler elw.idatiuu of th.b